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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1999

Page

5

Growth and taxes symposium seeks common ground for Frederick County

The Committee for Frederick County hosts a Friday symposium titled Growth Infrastructure and Taxes Finding Common Ground at the Silo Factory Frederick from 8 30 a m to 2 30 p m. Panels feature Douglas Duncan Dutch Ruppersberger Murray Levy and State Senator Thomas Middleton as they discuss growth related challenges and potential solutions for the county.

Frederick County Civic Federation United Way Frederick County Builders Association Frederick County Coalition For the Homeless Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Tom Lynch Annapolis Committee Frederick County East Sixth Street Frederick Douglas Duncan Montgomery County Dutch Ruppersberger Baltimore County Murray Levy Maryland Association of Counties Thomas Middleton Committee On the Future

This Time It Is Different The Stock Market Outlook

The Dow fell 5.9 percent in the Oct 11–15 week and dropped 115 percent from its August peak, briefly slipping below 10,000 as bears warn of overvaluation. The piece argues that deregulation, globalization, low inflation, new retirement plans, and booming Boomer investing fuel a sustained stock boom, despite volatility and bubble concerns.

Bears Alan Greenspan Tam Albert Einstein Warren Buffet Jeremy Siegel Siegel Treasury

East Street extension debate fuels Frederick council meeting

Local leaders debated extending East Street to Market Street with businessman Price opposing the plan and Jacob Goldberg of Frederick Iron and Steel Co. supporting it citing traffic concerns. Eleven Hood College scholarships were awarded to Frederick residents from the Frederick Female Seminary Fund. District residents Natalie Colbert Willoughby Cole Donna Fogle Dorothy Handly Joan Ross Hankey Doris Wachter Kettells Betsy McCain Lorraine Moberly Elva Remsberg Doris Simpson Dorothy Snyder received 1949 50 awards.

Cee Eera East Street Eighth Street Market Street Peo I. Price Jacob Goldberg Frederick Iron and Steel Co Price Hood College Frederick Female Seminary Frederick City Natalie Colbert Willoughby Cole Donna Fogle Dorothy Handly Joan Ross Hankey Doris Wachter Kettells Betsy McCain Lorraine Moberly Elva Remsberg Doris Simpson Dorothy Snyder

Identity theft victims seek justice after devastat ing fraud

Lynda Kundrat of Frederick recounts personal devastation from a stolen identity affecting Susan Compofelice and many other women. Victims urge accountability as legal processes unfold, noting the lasting harm, reputational damage, and expenses from the crime. The case centers on identity theft through temporary work access and delayed law actions.

Frederick News Post Susan Compofelice Jennifer Ms Compofelice

Letters About Park Place and Fort Detrick Group Ties

A Frederick Frederick News Post letter criticizes an editorial on Worman's Mill Park Place and Fort Detrick Auxiliary. Residents defend the development and its leadership while calling for openness and accountability from club leadership. Nancy Tamsen of Frederick also voices frustration with insider information and backstory.

Fort Detrick

License change will raise costs for Frederick boiler work

Thomas E. Hines Jr. of Woodsboro argues that Frederick County voters will face higher bills after Nov. 13 when the Appliance Heat Installer license expires. He says an HVACA licensed contractor must hire a master plumber to connect boiler water lines, adding 200 to 300 dollars or more, and warns against bypassing the middleman.

Frederick County Frederick City HVACA

Park Place shows growth debate in Frederick area

Letters from Park Place buyers at Wormans Mill praise the community and pricing while raising concerns about rising home values and perceived effects on long time residents. Editorial critique notes potential disconnects as new development impacts property values and local affordability.

Park Place Wormans Mill Frederick News Frederick City Price Tme Frederick

Zero tolerance push against child sex abuse gains momentum

Readers praise the State Attorney Office for securing convictions of child sexual predators in Frederick and nearby counties. The letter advocates early education on body parts, private areas, and safe disclosure to combat abuse, noting most offenders are known to victims and urging clear steps for children to report incidents.

Scott Yingling Yingting Guily Frederick American Academy of Pediatrics

Please Stop the Slaughter in Iraq, Barry Kissin

Barry J C Kissin urges an end to U S bombing of Iraq and criticizes sanctions that restrict medical supplies. He appeals to citizens to oppose the slaughter and hold government policy accountable, accusing mainstream media of ignoring the crisis.

Pentagon Iraq U.S House of Representatives Clinton Saddam Hussein

Windswept sculpture donors left uninvited at dedication

Svend Bue Rondum, the sculptor, notes that eight business and professional sponsors funded Windswept and should have attended the Oct. 17 dedication. He recalls a simple line up for a group photo and immediate departure, with no formal city acknowledgment to Ronald C. Rest, Noel Buterbaugh, Gail T. Guyton, Charles W. Hoff III, Jerry McGreevy, Philip Rauh, Ronald W. Shafer, and Alfred P Shockley.

Frederick Ronald C. Rest Noel Buterbaugh Gail T. Guyton Charles W. Hoff III Jerry McGreevy Philip Rauh Ronald W. Shafer Alfred P Shockley

Response Letter to Sept 23 Wives' Club Article

A letter from Krista Brick responds to the September 23 article about wives' clubs. The writer defends, questions, or clarifies in a concise community commentary.

Wives’ Club Krista Brick

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper and requiring the writer’s name address and home and business phone numbers. Due to high volume some letters are abridged and poetry is not published.

Fredenck News-Post News-Post

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Editorial Ben Wattenberg Hamne Fied Oitdeenes Thurmont D. Sayler Weybright Guardian Hose Company Condaenators Frederick Memorial Hospital Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals Afl-Cio The Frederick Jaycees Pedalers Club Grace Mother Seton St. Joseph's Valley National Fire Academy St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Shrine Phyllis Houck Pleasant View Road Doubs Carol Groff Dianna Golf Melinda Grable Paul Houck Jr L. Eugene Johnson Mabel McDonald Angela Page Danny Piasecki Susie Pridemore Kimberly Patricia Thompson Linda Weddle Lynda M. Kundrat Frederek Bethesda Worman Worman 5 Post William Shearman Frederick Park Place Condominium SAN Krantz Frederick Nancy Tamse Fredenck Thomas E. Hines Jr Woodsboro Svend Bue Rondum Braddock Heights Cail
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