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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1990

Page

4

Road funds dead end for Frederick County residents

Maryland transportation officials warned that the state lacks funds to finance new road and bridge projects. Transportation Secretary Richard Trainor said the transportation fund, separate from the general fund, is dwindling and would require higher gas taxes, federal or state, to fund more construction. He advised residents that new projects are unlikely without additional revenue, a familiar tale paralleling past school construction funding.

Maryland Transportation Officials State Department of Transportation Transportation Richard Trainor Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Trainor President Bush Bush Maryland Frederick County Iraq Congress Wiliam Donald Schaefer Bill Hellman Bill Heilman Heilman General Assembly Hellman Frederick Giddie

Milk Tax Threat to Widen Fuel Fiscal Crisis

In a provocative scenario, the author argues for taxing essentials like milk to fix a massive deficit, warning such moves echo the political appetite for gas taxes. Maryland's looming motor fuel tax hike under Gov Schaefer is criticized, citing past salesmanship by Bill Hellman and urging voters to oppose another tax hike.

Soviets share intelligence on Iraq and Gulf plans

U S and Soviet cooperation deepens as Moscow shares Iraqi military insights gained over two decades. CIA and DIA see a potential but limited flow, with hopes for profiles of top Iraqi leaders and battle-tested units while concerns over Saddam’s ouster and prospects of Soviet troops in the Gulf surface amid a wider Iran Iran Contra and S L scandal link.

Washington Soviet Union United States Persian Gulf Defense Intelligence Agency CIA Central Intelligence Agency Saddam Hussein U.S Saddam Iran Iraq Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev Dmitri Yazov Edward Shevardnadze Shevardnadze Saudi Arabia Yazov Mikhail Moiseyev Gulf United Nations Kremlin S&l

Frederick County draft totals lag prewar estimates

Frederick County reports 4203 registrants from 36 precincts, well below the 8300 pre registration estimate and prompting a revised county total of 6500. The article notes statewide doctors named by Gov. Herbert R. and a city engineer appointment, with local officials criticizing the appointment process. It also covers Frederick County planning needs for 2000, a pollution violation by The Everedy Company, autumn weather and the Beltway debate at Winchester Hall.

Frederick County R.W. Baer A.A. Pearce 8.C. Thomas Sr Charles H. Conley Sr P.S. Landsdale Frank D. Worthington Frederick J.K. Gray Thurmont Herbert R

Reid for president letter to the editor in News-Post

George H. Morgan of Point of Rocks praises Robert Reid for his Congress Budget column and urges the president and Capitol Hill to heed Reid’s common sense. He jokes about an If I were the president column and offers to send it to the White House.

Robert Reid Congress News-Post Reid White House Capitol Hill United States Mr. Reid

Guardians Angels a Role Model for Frederick Drug Fight

Jeremiah Glosenger argues Guardian Angels deserve support against removal from Proderish, praising volunteers who combat drugs and urging city officials and police to back the effort. He defends their methods, notes potential bad cops exist, and counters calls to eject them over foul language.

Frederick Rt. 40 Michael Jordan Axle Rose Poison Jeremiah Glosenger

Underfunded Frederick County Library Faces Cuts and Strains

The Frederick County Public Library reports a 9 percent rise in items loaned and over 98,000 reference questions yearly. In January hours were reduced to 60 per week due to workload, reflecting chronic underfunding and a per capita budget well below state averages.

Frederick County Maryland Board of Commissioners

Deathly Debate Over Guardians Angels Departure

A reader from Walkersville voices strong emotions about The News-Post report on the Guardians Angels leaving Frederick. He condemns drug activity and foul language while mocking critics and proposing extreme ideas, urging the community to support enforcement and public safety measures without “whining.” He signs Kenneth D. Strawsburg.

Letters to the Editor Address Policy at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post will not publish unreadable letters. Each letter must be legibly written, signed, and include the writer’s address and telephone number for verification. Staff may edit letters due to high volume and renewal limits. Address letters to The Frederick News Post 200 Patrick Street Frederick MD 21701.

Leahelie Woilert Fredenck Patrick St Frode Mad

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