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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1998

Page

7

Americans urged to aid Central America hurricane victims

A Frederick County Red Cross official appeals for donations to the International Relief Fund for Central America after Hurricane Mitch devastates the region. He notes domestic disaster costs and warns against opportunists while urging checks to the American Red Cross, 2 E Frederick St Walkersville MD 21793, to support those with nothing.

United States Central America Honduras U.S.A Frederick County American Red Cross International Relief Fund Tim Jones International Relief Fund For E. Frederick St Walkersville Jones Red Cross

Frederick County Plans to Accelerate School Construction

Dr. Jack D. Date outlines Frederick County Public Schools efforts to speed up building and expansion. A six year CIP targets reducing overcrowded schools from 22 to 10, with accelerated funding contingent on the State Board of Public Works. Community groups and the Chamber of Commerce back the plan to secure state financing and align officials for future growth.

Frederik County Frederick County Frederick County Public Schools Board of Education Board of County Commissioners State FCPS State Interagency Committee Board of Public Works State Board of Public Works Annapolis Chamber of Commerce Jack D. Date

Global warming treaty debate and Mullis critique

The article reviews Kary Mullis a skeptical take on global warming from Dancing Naked in the Mind Field and links his views to the Buenos Aires talks over the Kyoto Protocol. It notes developing nations oppose emissions cuts while forecasts warn of high economic costs for the United States. It cites Ridenour and Stavins estimates of emissions growth and price impacts, urging scientific inquiry and market based mechanisms as a possible path to a gentler policy.

Pantheon Books Kary Mullis Mullis Buenos Aires Argentina Kyoto Japan United States Rcent China India Brazil Mexico Indonesia David Ridenour National Center For Public Policy Research Ridenour U.S Harvard Robert Stavins Stavins Anl Senate Newspaper Enterprise Assoc

Local tourney scorers and community updates noted

High scorers at the Mowry-Ro bridge tourney at the 18its Club were Manuel M Weinberg and spouse with 9750. Francis X Staley and Charles A Price tied for second with 250 pots while Mrs Thomas Ziromer eran and Mrs Leotard Shuff placed third. The Fish Pond at Nellie Thrasher farm held 50 bees and 900 blue gills after a runoff flood. Ruth MacVean disclosed large donations of Irish potatoes 130 bushels sweet potatoes 110 bushels and 440 cases of canned fruit vegetables honey and other items from the US government for local cafeterias. Frederick County voters rejected all incumbent commissioners. New board members were Galen R Clagett Mary Williams Charles C Smith Adrian Mee Remsberg and Richard L Grossnickle. Fire crews kept Shenandoah Plastics in operation after a well went dry. Delegate Charles Smith won in District A and James E McClellan Julien Delphey won in District B. Mount St Mary’s College volunteers aided local firefighters against a developing mountain fire near MSM campus.

Manuel M. Weinberg Francis X. Staley Charles A. Price Thomas Ziromereran Leotard Shuff Bono Ruth MacVean Frederick County Board of Education Galen R. Clagett Mary & Willams Charles C. Smith Adrian Mee Remsberg Richard L Grossnickle

Voter Turnout Concerns From Mount Airy Resident Jane Gorton

Jane Gorton of Mount Airy laments negative ads and outreach from campaigns. She notes such tactics push her to disengage and abstain from voting, despite a long history of participating in elections over 40 years.

Beng Nomparaee

Enough room on Yucatan trip

Martha Reynolds of Frederick writes that the October family feature on eco tourism in the Yucatan portrayed teens and Maya culture accurately. She describes sleeping among other participants in a Maya shelter and disputes a claim that there was no room for modesty, praising the admirable youth and concerned adults involved.

Yucatan

Full speed ahead on witch hunt column critique

Joseph Spear argues in a Frederick News-Post column that the drive to blame those who expose the truth is misplaced. He questions grand jury honesty among several politicians while criticizing the president for truth-telling lapses and sexual misconduct justifications.

Joseph Spear Frederick Rep Edward Pease Newt Gingrich Senator D'Amato Senator Lieberman Mr. Spear Myself United States

Letters Twist Language Into Offense Appeals to Truth

A reader argues that insults to the office and nation arise from lying under oath and questions what happens if a grand jury member lies. The writer defends Mr Spear, calls for focus on the real issue, and discusses a truck accident involving a school bus and a 49 000 pound load, with concerns about bus driver behavior and safety. Sherri Skahill.

Spear Mr. Spear Gamber Tam Ani Evans Rte

Good Truck Drivers Deserve Recognition In Freight Safety

A reader argues the Oct 30 report overemphasized crashes involving large trucks and calls for fair treatment of professional drivers. The letter defends truckers, highlighting cautious behavior, roadside assistance, and a commitment to safety amid car-driver impatience and stereotypes.

Maryland Frederick

Modern Delilah echoes Samson tale in letter page noise

A Frederick News Post letters page riffs on Samson Delilah and modern figures, asking if Monica Lewinsky or other modern “Delilahs” reveal political weakness. The piece blends biblical analogy with reader questions amid editorial constraints and submission details.

Samsor Ans Delilah Monica Lewinsky Bal Clinton Samson Bealié

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jack Daie Joseph Perkins Kear Saivine Eeyr Nellie Thrasher Lewistown Independent Hose Company Lewistown District Volunteer Fire Department Shenandoah Plastics Corporation Hayward Road Charles Smith General Assembly James E. McClellan Julien Delphey Mount St Mary’s College Emvnitsburg Carroll Counties Pennsyvania MSM Martha Reynolds Frederick Phillip H. Hoey Monrovia Sherri Skahill Mount Airy Roy Wwhtmer Frederickt Frederick News-Post Patrick St
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