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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1997

Page

7

Frederick mayoral election urged for city voters

Voters in the city of the spires face a four year cycle election day to choose a mayor and five aldermen. Polling places open 7 am to 8 pm, with six locations across ten precincts. The Elections Board offers help to find polling sites and answers on eligibility. Employers may grant up to two hours off so workers can vote. A call to participate stresses democracy and civic duty.

Frederick City Spires Pennsylvania Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections Elections Board

Incumbent Grimes Faces Election Day Challenge in Frederick

Roy Meachum argues Gov Grimes and his allies have courted controversy over four years in Frederick. He notes delays in addressing Jade Wu’s safety letter, a bloated consultant bill, and loyalty to ex personnel director Jonathan Angel. The piece previews races for mayor and city council, predicting outcomes based on turnout and party organization.

Ames Grimes Frederick Parris Glendening Jefferson Grimes Carroll Creek Train Jade Wu Weinberg Center Ms. Wu Innyello Mr. Grimes Sultant City Hall Jonathan Angel Lesley Wandever Mr. Angel

Coaches Disqualify Runner Sparks Cross Country Debate

Dave and Allie Buzzell defend Jill Krebs of South Carroll after judge Grim and a seven coach jury disqualified her for visible pink sports bra beneath a singlet. The letter urges coaches to rethink uniform rule enforcement and for self testing by those in charge.

Janes Jill Ms. Krebs Grim Singanore High School Runnors Fishners Jill Krebs South Carroll Jury of Appeals Dave Allie Buzzell Middletown

Local Frederick Scenes Highlight Vets, Elections, and Vandalism

Fifty nine disabled veterans at Tice Laboratories Frederick and Barbara Howell Sexton at Hood College benefit from Public Law 16 rehab. Hood Day Club initiates new members with participants from Frederick Middletown Walkersville Brad dock and Jefferson. Incumbent Mayor Ronald N Young wins. four of five aldermen go Republican with James M Murphy as Democrat. Ballenger Creek sewer and water lines spur long awaited projects. Walkersville High School vandalism hits the new Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company activity building with graffiti messages.

Charles Yinger Robert Carpénist Earl Moberly Nelson Whitbeck Mehr Engle Frederick Tice Laboratories Atay Barbara Howell Sexton Hood College Hood Day Randy Hood Sarah Saffit Elizabeth Derr Martha Simington Doris Wachter Nancy Michael Betty L. Maiko Lois Keller Pauline Toms Lva Remsberg Barbara Young Middletown Rebecca Strine Dorothy Zimmerman Walkersville Mary Susan Neal Wiloughby Cole Braddock Vera Keller Jefferson Ronald N. Young Frederick City Glenmore V. Rice James M. Murphy Claude R. DeLauter Jr James S. Grimes Calvin 53. Battgis George E. May Jr

Green future reclaims rural charm amid rising costs

A reader compares Claremont in 1946 with Frederick County thirty years later noting lemon groves and rolling hills give way to development. Citing the American Farmland Trust study showing residential property costs support services at 1.14 dollars per dollar while farmland costs 53 cents and urging preservation of farmland to protect quality of life in Bethesda and Arlington.

California Claremont Toountains Laremont Frederick County American Farmland Trust Jag Bethesda Arlington

Halloween Wars Drive Municipal Fear of Lawsuits

Ghosts and goblins vanished as towns like Bancock Washington County pull back on sanctioned Halloween events to avoid liability. Hundreds of trick or treaters still gather near riverside communities, while officials worry about lawsuits and changing obligations.

Associated Press Bancock Washington County Hancock Maryland Trial Lawyers Association Hal

Frivolous lawsuits threaten Halloween and local freedom

WMCALA argues the threat of lawsuits curbs government generosity, raises costs, and suppresses market offerings. The piece features Executive Director MICHAEL OCONNOR and critic TERRY KOWNACK reflecting on legal fears, cost impacts, and a wish for caution against overreach in Hancock and beyond.

Foween Wmcala Hancock Maryland Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse

No Respect Today in Society

Charlotte E. Stup of Frederick laments widespread rudeness and lack of consideration for others and for those who serve the community, urging better manners, politeness, and respect in daily interactions.

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Wasteful water usage shocks Frederick readers

Rebecca A. Oden condemns Frederick city workers for flushing hydrants to inspect a water tower. She cites one million gallons wasted during a drought and urges conservation, suggesting alternative leak checks and urging better planning to avoid waste amid water bans.

Frederick

Yankees Buy Myth in Response to Leather’s Letter

The letter from Paul Leather asserts money cannot buy a World Series ring. The reply argues Yankees do not buy titles, noting George Steinbrenner pays market rates for players while merchandising and Adidas are cited as examples of commercial influence.

Jameating Paul Leatherman Yankees George Steinbrenner Yankee Adidas

Letter on unions and voter education from Betty Jo Williams

Betty Jo Williams urges city and county residents to learn about union representation before voting. She describes six years as a member of IUE AFL CIO Local 333 and argues unity strengthens workers. She stresses keeping American jobs in America and asks others to seek information before deciding.

Roy Linton Iue-Afl-Cio America

Letters to the Editor at The News-Post Welcomes Submissions

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters analyzed for errors and asks writers to include home and business contact details. Due to volume, not all letters are published. guidelines outline methods to submit by mail, fax, or email to the Frederick MD newsroom.

Werner Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St P.O Frederick Fredericknewspost.com

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