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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1992
Page
4
The article urges supports for United Way noting local funds remained in the area after national problems and stressing payroll checkoff as an easy path to giving. It highlights low overhead, praises Lavonne Radonovich’s Combined Health Agencies work, and advises donors to know and trust recipient groups to ensure funds aid the intended causes.
Edgar Watts of Jefferson criticizes county officials for handling a planning commission dispute. He cites a Sept 17 public hearing, cites statements by Commissioners, and urges replacing a liaison with a fresh appointee. He argues Gray misused press, questions tenure limits, and calls for reformed oversight.
Governor Al Downd Schaefer launches sweeping cuts across state government to reduce the budget by 45 million. Grants face reductions to 388 levels while a 130 dollar local rent is noted amid broader tax and economy concerns.
The piece compares Ross Perot to Rosie Ruiz and charts his erratic campaign path from February TV talk shows to a July campaign flop, then his sudden revival in September. It notes Clinton's primary slog, Bush's brisk pace, and Perot's credible return as a candidate despite skepticism from voters and media. Delegations from the President and Democratic nominee were summoned to Dallas on September 28.
The piece argues Ross Perot could disrupt the campaign with TV ads and unpredictable debates. It notes supporters funded by Perot and wonders whether his 7 percent polling could affect Bush, with potential effects limited mostly to Texas. It predicts three way debates would reveal candidates' true characters and energize a dull race.
After meetings with the Frederick City Police Commission and the Board of Aldermen Mayor Lloyd C. Culler said an acting Chief would be named within the week and that any charges against police department members would be cleared up before the new head takes office. Farmers warn of large apple crop loss without more pickers as Stayman apples must be gathered in two weeks. Frederick Chamber elects Harry Schroeder to lead WPB salvage drive. C.R. Dougall named secretary. A WPB unit will form in Hagerstown later this week.
Walkersville High School Vo-Ag classes built a prefabricated workshop under advisers Paul Stull and Charles Cramer. The Board of Education bought the building to enhance WHS education facilities and support FFA and Yo-Ag activities. Nancy Hough from New Midway, among 300 applicants from 38 states, joined 100 FFA chorus members to entertain 12,000 attendees at the 45th National FFA Convention in Kansas City in October.
A letter to the editor praises Teresa J. Kitchen as a clear thinker and possible candidate. The writer commends her Sept. 24 remarks on values versus political processes, and expresses admiration for her, hoping she runs for office. The note also commends The Frederick Post for covering local news.
A Sabillasville resident writes about fears over a juvenile detention center in the community. The letter supports the legal route, calls for an amicable solution, and emphasizes safety for families and children while urging YSI and the state to meet contractual obligations.
CNIP debuts as a non-partisan voter information project started in 1989 to counter apathy. It offers the Project Vote Smart database with federal candidate questionnaires on issues like budget taxes crime education and health care. Funded by MacArthur Foundation Ford and Markle Foundations and 15 digital contributors. Joe Harrington of Brunswick urged voters to seek CNIP data for informed choices.
The piece argues high Maryland taxes hinder business and questions Gov William Donald Schaefer's role in attracting companies. It notes Hagerstown's airport and jet industry yet firms relocate to nearby West Virginia, suggesting cheaper costs in neighboring states. It urges a friendlier tax climate to reduce unemployment.
A reader expresses unresolved feelings about Victor Cullen Acacesy and the Arkeie coverage. After a tour of the facility the writer met with an 11 year old juvenile and discusses how the Fett Sots claim certain statements would ease the writer’s discomfort.
Open questions target Gov Schaefer and state spending. The text questions priorities and funding decisions, including a $12 million Ocean City beach repair, Camden Yards entertainment costs for a family of four, state highway administration efficiency, and cuts to maternity, prenatal, and education funds, asking where the governor’s priorities lie.
After election, environmental groups warn of further membership and contribution drops due to economy. They urge continued citizen input, noting local cases like Frederick County's Sundergill era, and say electing an environmentally aware official is just first step. Citizens must keep voices heard with environmental commissioner Rebecca Smith Watkersville.
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