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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1993

Page

4

Frederick 1993 Election Returns Cook Up Continuity and Fresh Faces

Frederick city voters kept incumbents in place with aldermen Fran Baker Jon Kreissig Sally Murphy re elected and James Grimes promoted to mayor. Newcomers Meta Nash and Joe Baldi join council while two vacancies open. Voters praise past work and encourage new trails with guidance from veterans.

Frederick City James Grimes Fran Baker Jon Kreissig Sally Murphy Ship of State Grimes Meta Nash Joe Baldi

Salary dispute over FCPS job compared to county role

Harold K Keller Jr. addresses The News Post editorial on his FCPS salary history. He argues the FCPS budget and purchasing duties, 22 vs 2 employees, and a 2600 position total created far higher workload and different responsibilities than his county job. He urges fair, unbiased comparisons using regional boards of education surveys and notes open-door policy for inquiries to both offices.

News- Post Frederick County Public School System FCPS FOPS News-Post Maryland Wuludi’s Boards of Education Delo

Damascus Youth Football Parents Claim Age Violation

A Damascus Cougars Junior Varsity parent alleges age misregistration of a 12 year old player in Mountain Valley Youth Football League. The error went undetected through weigh-ins and rosters, leading to forfeits after the FSK director uncovered the discrepancy and coaching taunts followed.

Damascus Cougars Mountain Valley Damascus Sports Association Mount Airy DSA FSK Dave Crowe Middletown Boonsboro

MVYFL ruling against Damascus sparks fairness debate

Stephen T. King of Damascus condemns a league vote that forfeits Damascus's first four games over an ineligible player. He argues the bylaws require separate appeals and accuses the MVYFL of violating its rules, with prior chaos and vendetta motives influencing the decision. King calls for top-level house cleaning and impartial enforcement.

Middletown MVYFL Damascus

City Opera House lease extends amid new offer

A.B. Collinus proposed to pay more for city opera house rental and install air conditioning at no city cost. The Board of Aldermen approved the lease 7 to 3 after Warner Brothers representatives presented the new terms. Mayor Giltinger signed the lease extending through Sept 30, 1950. Additionally, Rev. S. A. Kipe announced restoration work at Crampton's Gap for a church youth camp and old folks home. County officials debated locating a 120 bed intermediate care facility on a cornfield near Montevue Lane. A Fredrick Community College study panel completed its first meeting and issued resolutions to examine college administration and trustee processes.

A.B. Collinus Hugh V. Gittinger Board of Aldermen City Opera House Emmett R. Bowlus Charles W. Stup Collinus A. Julian Brylawski W. Clinton McSherry Warner Brothers Giltinger S.A. Kipe Gapland Corporation of the Church of God Maryland Virginia Crampton's Gap George Alfred Townsend Kipe John A Derr Lawrence A. Dorsey Montevue Lane Montevue Home Donald L. Lewis Frederick Community College Schoool

Arguments on police pursuits policy and public safety

A veteran officer counters Russell Eisenberg's letter on high speed chases. Most pursuits stem from minor offenses and rarely involve serious criminals. many chases risk injury with little gain. Professionals weigh policy with citizen support and analyse outcomes before acting to protect the community.

Russell Eisenberg Eisenberg International Association of Chiefs of Police

NASCAR broadcasts expand on Classic Hits 1450 AM

Frederick county's Classic Hit's 1450 AM in Thurmont launched NASCAR radio in 1989, now entering its sixth year of full coverage. The station serves southern Pennsylvania and reaches from Gettysburg to north of Gaithersburg, offering a 10 month per year schedule of NASCAR events while others cover Redskins, Orioles, and Frederick Keys.

Frederick Thurmont Frederick County Pennsylvania Gettysburg Gaithersburg

NASCAR radio program boosts Frederick coverage plan

A Frederick radio outlet celebrates exclusive NASCAR programming on Classic Hits 1450 AM, detailing a year round schedule including Daytona 500 coverage, Busch Grand National races, World of Racing, NASCAR Today, and nightly shows. The letter endorses expanded local NASCAR coverage while criticizing government welfare and urging self reliance. Catherine M. Ditman Mount Airy signs off.

Nascar Frederick Frederick County World of Racing Nascar Today Busch Eli Gold Nascar Country New York

Readers Digest October 1993 exposes moral threat says mothers guard sons

Myra Wilson of Frederick warns readers that readers digest pages 71 and 72 reveal names of Americans involved with the organization NAMBLA. She condemns it as sexual abuse and urges mothers and fathers to protect their sons, calling the group a devil that walks among us.

Nambla

Freedom and individual responsibility in American society

The text questions the true meaning of freedom for Americans, arguing that real freedom requires personal responsibility, risk taking, and sustained effort without reliance on government safety nets. It notes that rewards are not always visible and that life is not fair, emphasizing the tension between societal good and individual welfare.

Liberty and Responsibility of Freedom in America

The speaker asserts liberty comes with a duty to defend democracy. Without vigilance against threats from any nation or source, freedom could be lost, leaving America hollow. The message, attributed to Robert E Kennedy, weighs the stakes of preserving democratic rights for the nation.

America

How to Write Letters to the Editor in Frederick MO Post

The Frederick News-Post invites letters to the editor with author name phone and address for verification. Do not publish poetry or letters addressed to others. mail to P O Box 578 Frederick MO 21705 or call 62-8299 for relaxation.

CMW Tne Plaase Frederick Mews-Post P.O Frederick, MO

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George B. Delaplaine Jr George E. Randall Fruhsday Michael Powell Frederick, MD Harold K. Keller Amniorea Harold K. Keller Jr MYYFL Nam Arnidds Frech Stephen King Slaar Simnle Stephen T. King Inc M. Todd Rude Frederick Chuck Walmer Thurtmont Government Catherine M. Ditman Niamaria Anne Punt LN Myra Wilson Frederick Liberty
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