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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1998

Page

7

Tesoro Market Leaves Downtown Shuttered Grocery Gap Grows

Dowtown residents lose a convenient source as Tesoro Food Markets exits after Carmack-Jay's bankruptcy left a lingering gap. shoppers faced bare shelves and cash only sales with no bags or carryout. City investment and mayoral pledge failed to sustain a compact deli convenience option in the market area.

Tesoro Tesoro's Carmack-Jay’s Tesoros Tesoro’s Carmack-Jay's North Market Street Jim Grimes

Frederick County Politics Boil Over in GOP Feud and Local Maneuvering

The Frederick political scene shows intra party turmoil as Scott Ralle survives and Alex Mooney’s camp gains, with Teresa Adams and Jack Derr shaping a potential Republican shift. Tensions flare at the opening of the GOP headquarters, toying with Gray’s bid and Derrs’ alliances as Maryland elections loom.

GOP Scott Ralle Alex Mooney Teresa Adams Jack Derr Frederick Gop John Snyder David Gray Mark Hoke Mr. Gray Mr. Hoke Snyder Gray Mr. Snyder Ttena Hogan Winchester Hall Peace Derr Mooney Jack James E. McCclellan Ronald Bird Annapolis Ellen Sauerbrey Guv Parris Glendening Maryland Tim Ferguson Del

Neo Nazi violence rises in unified Germany and East bias

A rising tide of neo Nazi activity and anti foreigner sentiment marks Germany eight years after reunification. The report notes 12000 hate crimes, increased right wing outreach, and deterrence gaps in the east, with youths and immigrants as prime targets. It cites political parties adopting anti foreigner platforms and a culture of Nazi nostalgia amid economic strain.

Germany Adolf Hitler East Germany West East Berlin Hitler

Frederick County frost hits crops and city news mix

An unexpected killing frost swept Frederick County as temps fell to 30 degrees. Crops in exposed areas suffered damage while city workers rebuilt a brick wall at the Historical Society of Frederick County Museum. Local arts events featured students from Hood College and Frederick High as well as music by Harriet Biddle and Helen Walker.

George Littrell Tom Hattery Democratic Central Committee Frederick Ron Young Young James Grimes Mary Marilyn Young Blaine Young General Assembly Grimes McClellan Don Schaefer Glendening Casper Taylor House of Delegates Reeder Dr. McClellan Annapolis Young Per Frederick County Helen Smith Belt-Tyler Historical Society of Parsons Newman Catherine Willams Paul B. Beckholm Hood College Division of Fine Arts Brodbeck Hall Fwo Bizet Branscombe Harriet Biddle Cheverly Chopin Helen Walker Somerset Bob String

Additional duties for truck drivers in Frederick city

A reader states that city public works director Fred Eisenhart overlooked extra duties assigned to trash truck drivers. Drivers grease inside of trucks, deodorize in heat, and even collect trash during labor shortages, while mechanics handle tires.

Tam Frederick City Fred Eisenhart

Frederick County Growth Debate Faces Brighter Planning

Don Hongeli voices concern over Frederick County steering growth to protect farms and schools while preserving county character. He highlights Paul Gilligan for advancing the Brunswick Regional Plan and Rural Legacy Program, contrasting incumbents who resisted these ideas. Hurkitisville operates within regional context.

Frederick Montgomery County Frederick County Paul Gilligan Brunswick Mr. Gilligan

Donor Blood Billing Confusion Sparks Hospital Question

A family member received direct blood donations from a relative for surgery but faced a hospital bill for a pre screening process. The payer argued no charge should apply to direct donor blood, while hospital officials indicated the donor and recipient instruction influenced billing practices.

Blood donor billing dispute and hospital charges

A letter discusses mixed blood antibodies and insurer billing errors. The author explains direct donor blood should not be charged to the recipient. hospital and Red Cross procedures are described, noting fraud if billed to the recipient’s insurer. The piece also mentions community outreach from a dairy farm and a 4-H program in Union Bridge.

Recipien's Red Cross Hed Cross

Calf Safety Message Spurs Local Debate at Fair

Response to Ronald J Walls on animal safety at the Great Frederick Fair emphasizes calf welfare. A newborn calf two hours old faced risks. a family member watered the animal and another tied a rope to its collar to guide it to its mother. The note defends that calves can be unruly and highlights safety for animals and people.

Ronald J. Walls Frederick City Husky Park

Preservation letter warns of demolition in Frederick Historic District

A letter from ANN LEBHERZ and a prominent local figure raises concern about two planned demolitions in Frederick Citys Historic District. One building restored after a $150 000 cost faces demolition despite earlier denial and unfulfilled demolition guidelines. The writer fears a large green glass brick structure could set a precedent harming the creek area and cites the 1989 agreement with the Maryland Historic Trust.

Frederick Historic District Frederick County Landmarks Foundation Inc Frederick County Maryland Historic Trust Frederick City Rockville Frederick Historic Disict

Letters to the Editor Policy at Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with writer contact details and home addresses, notes that many letters are edited for space, and outlines sending options by mail, fax, or email as it receives a large volume of submissions.

Fredenck News-Post Frederick News-Post E. Patrick Sr P.O. Bow Frederick Fredericknewspost.com

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