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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1990

Page

4

Schrodels land deal relief for county nine commissioners

The Schrodels settlement ends a contentious push to locate a landfill on their farm as nine Frederick County commissioner candidates avoid a polluted mess. Critics question the $19 million price for 177 acres and warn taxpayers bear the bill while praising residents who now gain a needed site.

Schroadel Schroders Schrodels Frederick County Frederick Ron Young Goodwin East Patrick Street J. Anita Stup House of Delegates Boyd Mr. Smith Committee Noble Stup

Maryland election musings on key races and candidates

Robert C Reid surveys Maryland statewide and Frederick County races. He touts Governor Schaefer and Comptroller Louis Goldstein, notes Curran’s steady tenure, and comments on Senators Smelser and Derr. District 4A incumbents Littrell and Hattery expected to win. District 32 features McClellan and Smith challenged by Anita Stup. He critiques Smith and endorses Stup’s bid, urging voters to decide carefully.

Annapolis Annapolis Complex State House Frederick Glu William Donald Schaefer Louis L. Goldstein Maryland State Comptroller’s Office Laws J. Joseph Curran Joe Charles H Smelser John W. Derr George H. Littrell Thomas H. Hattery James E ‘Doc’ McClellan Western Maryland General Assembly Boyd Smith House Dr. McClellan Appropriations Committee Mr Smith

Byrd Voices Public Fury Over Senate Budget

Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, with visible anger, denounces the Senate budget fight and laments a loss of spine and soul in Congress. He recalls his long service and warns that lawmakers risk being derided as wasteful and controlled by special interests while pursuing re election.

Washington Robert Byrd D-W.va Senate Byrd Legislative Branch California Ohio West Virginia Congress Senate Appropriations Committee United Feature Syndicate

Fire destroys Civilian Conservation Corps educational building

Fire totally destroys the CCC educational building and equipment in Creek. No insurance coverage and losses run to thousands. Superintendant J Elmer Shultz notes origin undetermined, possible overheated woodstove. Firefound 3 30 a.m. by Garland Staples inside building.

Fishing Creek Civilian Conservation Corps J. Elmer Shultz Garland Staples

County faces 12500 per acre price for Schrodel farm

James E. Peterson of Middletown argues the county overpaid for the Schrodel farm, urging lower valuations and suggesting the site could have been condemned for a landfill. He questions the 100 percent premium to market value and calls for future land searches at lower prices amid a real estate recession.

Pamela Brrico Pamela Schroders Frederick County

Support for Eichelberger for Register of Wills

A local voter notes speaking with a Republican caller and endorses incumbent Tom Eichelberger. They praise his accessibility, staff efficiency, and emphasis on swift economical estate closure. They also value his diligence in prompting attorneys and personal representatives to file prompt appraisals and final accounts under the estate law.

Register of Wills Tommy Eichelberger Mr. Eichelberger Eichelberger Wuidelinee

Eichelberger questioned over League Voters Guide resume

Letter writer Glen Eichelberger criticized for a resume that misrepresents his credentials in the Frederick County League of Women Voters Voters Guide. Jeanne Vaughn and Cliff Eckenboy discuss Congress pay raises, Byron, and political accountability with emphasis on accuracy and fairness.

Frederick County League of Women Voters League Eichelberger Baltimore City Junior College American University Washington School of Law State of Maryland University of Maryland Office of Register of Wills Virginia Palmer Fifer Congress House of Representatives Beverly Byron Rep Byron Ne Iport

Questioning Sterling Bollinger’s methods in county zoning

Andrew Standloff argues Bollinger blames county staff for decisions and projects. He warns rezoning large Frederick County tracts without adequate facilities risks future tax burdens, infrastructure strain, and a suburban slum outcome. He calls for steady, rational development and critiques the county power structure.

Sterling Bollinger Bollinger Sterling Frederick County Frederick

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Frederick, MD Michael Powell Robert C. Reid Sen Jack Anderson Hye Tiga Ronard M. Mantz Clerk of the Court Office Ellyn Cornish Druid Hill Park Baltimore Miss Cornish Beth Bonner Judy Kidd Kathy Kirk Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Joseph Tydings J. Glenn Beall U.S. Senate Marvin Mandel Goodloe Byron Edward Storm Galen R. Diagett Julien P. Delphey Wallace E. Hutton Jom A. Derr A. Irvin Renn Lawrence A. Dorsey James E. Peterson Middletown Editoree Ee Morrison Frederick Jeanne Vaughn Frederick Cliff Eckenboy Jefferson Andrew Standloff
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