Waste Service Technologies eyes Frederick County recycling site
The proposal from Waste Service Technologies of Vancouver Washington to set up a county recycling center alarmed residents and officials. The county has a moratorium on new centers while a clear solid waste plan is developed, amid debates echoing the Free State controversy. The column urges practical recycling while cautioning against large scale facilities until rules are clarified.
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Reflections on Kennedy Death and Presidential Ranks
Roy Meachum says the JFK assassination reshaped America and recalls the era’s royal view of the presidency. He contrasts Roosevelt and Kennedy, critiques media silence on leaders' human flaws, and notes Lyndon Johnson, Quayle, Bush, and Reagan as pivotal figures shaping a democratic tradition amid an approaching election.
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Sovereign immunity debate prompts fee collection reform
A California woman who won a $300,000 judgment against a drunk driver cannot collect because the federal government shields the worker’s wages. The article examines how sovereign immunity blocks wage garnishment, leaving victims and taxpayers subsidizing bad debts. It cites examples from the military, VA, and a Denver property dispute, and notes bills by Rep. Jacobs and Sen. Craig to allow wage garnishment for federal employees, with limited exceptions for specific cases. The piece contrasts this with other life updates from Zagreb amid the Croatia conflict.
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Confederation proposes highway program and reelects leader
Forty eight representatives of the Confederation of Western Mary gathered for a highway improvements plan to speed mountain traffic. J H Gambeill of Frederick was re elected president of the organization. An Emmitsburg woman escaped a burning home with minor injuries after embers ignited her arm as the house burned. Firefighters found the building beyond saving. Sheriff Richard O indicated a resolution to a job walkout by the county jail staff had been reached and deputies returned to duty amid hinted friction between the jail warden and deputy warden. Snow flurries spread across Frederick County with FrederIck City remaining cloudy and stiff winds. A Virginia driver lost control on a highway, overturned and ended up down a bank after striking a median guard rail.
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American Legion Defends Colorfest, Details Post 168 Support
Dennis F. Welch, post commander, and Robert H. Brennan, corporation committee president, state Thurmont American Legion Post 168 backs Colorfest and explains land leasing will boost revenue for youth programs. The post notes annual scholarship commitments of about $40,000 to Catoctin High School graduates and support to Thurmont schools and youth activities.
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Campaign finance reform faces a divided Congress
The piece discusses public distrust of Congress amid the Keating Five and bounced checks, arguing lawmakers favor campaign donors over constituents. It notes the House Democratic leadership proposing a reform framework, but warns of reliance on voluntary contributions from big donors and PACs.
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Public financing reform floated for congressional campaigns
Letters argue for clean public funds funded by scrapping lobbying deduction and PAC fees, aiming to reduce influence while noting weaknesses like limited public funds and soft money gaps. Voices praise land preservation access near South Mountain and call for timely action before retirement turns volunteers.
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A new tradition leaf recycling urged in Frederick County
A reader comments on Julia Robb's Greenbrier State Park hearing and urges residents to start leaf composting this fall. The letter praises composting as a valuable path to reduce trash, encouraging use of backyard bins and contacting extension services for help.
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