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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2000

Page

4

Third party candidates in Maryland race discussed in 2000

Editorial notes Tim McCown as a former Democrat now Green write-in candidate for Maryland 6th district. It cites the GOP incumbent Roscoe Bartlett and Democratic challenger Don DeArmeo, plus debate plans involving Constitution Party figure Brian Saunders. Polls show third parties unlikely to reach 15 percent. past Maryland offbeat races show limited third party support, with voting day set for November 7, 2000.

Tim McCown Congress acCiptor Statiescove Ube Maryland Upue Bnan D. Saunders Constitution Party Constance Morella Terry Lierman Saunders Maryland McCown Wee Jesse Ventura Minnesota George John Anderson Ross Perot

Frederick County ethics ruling sought for Walkersville water links

Frederick County Commissioner John L Thompson Jr asked for an ethics ruling on whether he can represent relatives who want to connect their home to the Walkersville water system. He defended colleagues as well meaning but unfamiliar with government. The discussion included call for a voter referendum on pay raises and a push to shape growth intelligently amid immigration and local governance tensions.

Frederick County John L. Thompson, Jr Ethics Commission Walkersville Bux Kasons Mr. Thompson Douglas Tallman New Market New London Liberty Jan Gardner Gardner Pac Thompson Mr. Gray

Court Rejects DC Statehood Claims in Tax and Representation Ruling

A high court decision blocks DC from tax and representation extensions, noting Congress must authorize any statehood or voting representation. The ruling states DC remains without Senators or House members, unlike territories such as Guam and Puerto Rico.

U.S House of Representatives Washington, D.C District of Columbia

D.C. Statehood Debates Recap Amid Crime and Loans

The report highlights DC statehood discussions in Congress, Clinton's pledge, and persistent crime issues. It notes difficulties securing loans and the political divide with a Republican Congress. The text references local concerns and political figures like Senpps Howard News Serve.

Guished Iena D.C

Thales X-ray Unit Operated by County Through Nov 3

The Thales mounted X-ray unit, operated with county oversight, was expected to continue functioning through November 3. Details on personnel and purpose remain limited in the readable text.

Thales

Frederick Jaycees seek permit for haunted house in Yellow Springs area

Jaycee attorney Ted Filiot said the Frederick Jaycees plan to take the Frederick County Appeals to court over a ruling denying their permit to open a haunted house near Yellow Springs. Mayor Ronald N. Young spoke at a town meeting about potential state approval for Frederick's Linear Park within a week. The Frederick United Energy League announced Catoctin Pottery in Jefferson received 27,335 from the Department of Energy to build and demonstrate a solar space heating concept.

Jaycee Ted Filiot Frederick Jaycees Piatonett Frederick Coun Yellow Springs Ronald N. Young Community Commons Frederick's Frederick United Energy League Catoctin Pottery Jefferson Department of Energy

Hooked on books praised for reading to students

Kara Barth is commended for reading to her students in Placitas New Mexico on October 11. Wilda Portner reports the event from Placitas highlighting educational initiatives and community involvement.

Kara Barth

Students with knives should be expelled

Teresa McLain from Shenandoah Virginia responds to an arts letter arguing for harsher action after a student threat with a knife. The correspondent compares a knife to a gun and urges Frederick County schools to expel students for weapon-related incidents and to enforce stricter safety measures.

Ion Bock Heck Frederick

Letters Open Record Requests Stir Community Debate

A reader from Dallas, Georgia voices concern over petitioning courts for access to records. The writer notes Friction over media scrutiny and asserts the burden of legal costs, expressing sympathy for Mr Masser and his wife while urging a swift, just outcome.

Ted Mebeg Vos Psi Mr. Masser

County to Improve Builder Notice for New Homes Plans

County vows stronger notification to builders for housing projects under review. Measure aims to ensure timely updates as plans advance, reducing delays and disputes over approvals and permits.

Letter on driving etiquette and safety from TRIS J. GIBSON

Frederick letter writer TRIS J. GIBSON commends Len Winnings for publishing on October 19 and condemns excessive speed. He describes himself as a defensive driver who yields to others, favors the inside lane, and jokes about delivering tea while waiting for a safe pass in traffic.

Fragmentary User Question About Teasers and Names

The message appears garbled with unclear references to Chief Teasers Chartene Edhnensis and a president. It mentions a perceived big deal and hidden information but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities suitable for a news card.

Dele Maover Leads Long Search In Unclear Report

A lengthy article fragment discusses Dele Maover and a related pursuit, with fragmentary lines hinting at a linked situation and a possible search or investigation unresolved by the readable text.

Educator Ents Oscay Delivers Message in 1999

A spring and fall 1999 message from language educator David Ents Oscay references a trip to Africa and a focus on youth. The piece notes his work with students and a planned visit associated with Educator delivers a iki caste youth on September 9, highlighting Patrice Lincoln Middietaren among involved parties.

David Ents Oscay Fis Tans Africa

Letters to the Editor policy and contact details

The Frederic articles publish letters with abridgments for space and do not print poetry or anonymous verse. Readers may submit letters to the editor or send requests by mail to 200 E. Patrick St Frederick MD, or by fax to 301-062-6238.

Erwin Glatt Frederic Eees E. Patrick St P.O Frederick

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