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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1994
Page
6
A long criticized motor vehicle administration boosts service with a sit down system to assign numbers and call customers. The plan, costing 219000 across Frederick and five other locations, aims to reduce line waits though full implementation will take three to six months as design work proceeds.
Jerry Buhrman of Smithsburg argues that Maryland faces a real governor choice in 1994. He faults ongoing tax and spend policy under a Democratic legislature and endorses Ellen Sauerbrey as a brake on the same old approach, while noting urban-belt focus and pledging his vote.
A Scripps Howard News Service piece warns voters to doubt dire political claims and recognize the bias of campaign rhetoric. It cites Clinton Bush 1992 and Oliver North as examples of exaggerated forecasts, urging rational scrutiny of promises before voting.
Frank H Urner president of Potomac Motor Lines announced a new city bus route to serve Frederick High School and Parkway School, offering a more direct path downtown for College Parkway residents. Public sale of the Barbara Fritchie home and museum on West Patrick Street was announced with furniture fixtures relics and other personal property. A Hood College War Fund drive fundraiser in Coblentz Hall raised 6879 from students as part of a week long campaign. County commissioners discuss bids to build a 120 bed nursing care facility at Montevue. Frederick County Teachers Association Political Action Club endorsed several candidates for state senate house of delegates and county commissioner.
A reader letter defending Sheriff Harbaugh praises his professionalism and education support while denouncing claims about his campaign rival. The author, a Frederick County Sheriff's Office intern, recounts liquor sting operations and urges voting for Harbaugh on November 8.
Lawrence C. Mills rejects claims of illegal influence around a liquor license. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh described Mills as breaking the law, tying his support for Jim Hagy to expectations of special treatment if Hagy becomes sheriff.
Lawrence C Mills denies personal guilt in a minor alcohol sale case tied to Mills on the Hill. He notes a corporate charge, not personal liability, and questions why key actions weren't taken or publicized promptly. He cites campaign ties and urges voting to address government spending and policy.
A reader notes results of the primaries hint at Senator Sarbanes winning re election. The writer recalls a Winchester Hall meeting about 22 years ago where he pledged no conservative agenda, and mentions rare public notices of his appearance with aide Nina Conway.
The Frederick News-Post invites reader letters and requires name address and phone number. Some letters are edited for space or taste. Address letters to The Frederick News-Post at 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or P O Box 578 Frederick MD 21705.
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