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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1992
Page
4
A community editorial reflects on the Impressions books series and shows strong school board support for Superintendent Noel Farmer. It praises responsive parent engagement, cautious teacher use, and open discussion. The piece foresees future debates and reinforces parental roles in selecting classroom materials.
Timothy P Johnson argues in a Middletown letter that modern law enforcement stretches probable cause and Fourth Amendment protections. He questions stop and search tactics, the use of drug-sniffing dogs, and constitutional limits, contrasting them with Hamilton and Madison while stressing citizen ignorance as a limit on freedom.
A reader laments Maryland budget reductions ending Nov 15 1992 that stop medical home visits for hundreds in Frederick County many elderly rely on this care. The letter questions who will care for them and if Medicare will cover rising costs as families face tougher times.
The Strengthening of America Commission backs a savings tax exemption to boost nest eggs but adds a trap that could erase residential real estate values. The plan, backed by CSIS and co-chaired by Domenici and Nunn, argues for supply side relief amid multiple tax layers on earnings, including corporate, dividends, capital gains, depreciation, and state taxes.
Paul Craig Roberts argues for a consumed income tax to tax only what is spent, not saved. He addresses homeowner concerns about imputed rent, mortgage deductions, and potential price declines, warning of housing market disruption and broader taxpayer bailouts if non monetary income is taxed.
Fifty years ago Mayor Lloyd Culler elevated Officer Roger W. Mills Jr. to regular status and appointed Norman T. Trump as patrolman for wartime service, replacing H. Douglas Stup who resigned. Frederick City Attorney Edward J. Smith awaits WPB guidance on sewer connections after WPA referrals, and Montgomery County voters rally over a charter government, with 20 percent of 40,000 signatures backing the ballot issue for November.
Four candidates remain in a tie vote for the fifth Union Bridge council seat after Guy Green's resignation. The town charter lacks a mayoral tie breaking role. Candidates include Herbert Michaels Brian Lowery James H MacDermott and Perry Tuck Jones with Betsy Kamman David Devilbiss and Richard Grinder also considered. A large ad invites Frederick County residents to dedication ceremonies for the Great Dam at Singanore Eaglehead in memory of J William Brosius.
Thirty years ago I began work at an agency. People I met in desperate straits shunned public assistance and coped by sewing, gardening, helping each other. Today self reliance fades as government permeates life and even alarms like seat belt laws. The writer questions Bush voting plans amid Florida hurricane relief. Nancy E Hanel ijamsville
A Frederick Post front page story on Vernon Kenry Bittinger provokes strong citizen response. Critics question why the death penalty was not pursued and urge reevaluation of Judge Dwyer’s life sentence. They reference a young victim and insist on accountability and closure for the community.
A reader denounces a violent act by Bittinger and calls for severe punishment while urging voters to think independently in the election. The letter condemns parole fears and warns judges, framing the case in Maryland locales including Frederick and Thurmont.
A reader from Martinsburg, West Virginia questions Richard H. Stitely’s right to weigh in on Maryland’s 6th District congressional race. He argues residents of the 6th District should decide their own election and urges Stitely to relocate, pay taxes locally, and register to vote there before advising Maryland voters.
The Green Water platform urges swift federal action on environmental issues ahead of November. It backs a national Bottle Bill, recycling markets, moratorium on new solid waste incinerators, pollution controls, toxic release transparency, hazardous waste cleanup, and a shift to sustainable energy with higher efficiency and renewables. Endorsements urged from Maryland and District candidates.
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