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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1994
Page
6
County Commissioners and officials remain divided over exclusive park use by a private model airplane club. The 1990 contract restricts two parks to club members while critics urge open access for all hobbyists.
Mark Richards of Mount Airy, a lifelong Maryland resident and longtime fire fighter, argues Ellen Sauerbrey’s 24 percent tax cut would endanger emergency medical services, road safety, and the Chesapeake Bay, urging readers not to vote for her.
The Frederick News Post invites reader letters and requires the writer name address and phone number for verification. Include your letter and send to The Frederick News Post at 200 East Patrick Street P O Box 578 Frederick Maryland 23705.
Andrew Rasbury from Frederick defends Ellen Sauerbrey against Peter M. Puch’s critique in an Oct. 19 Op-Ed. He accuses Puch of liberal rhetoric and defense of liberal Democratic policy, argues Reagan era gains and tax cuts boosted growth, and praises Sauerbrey as a proponent of limited government.
An unidentified American aviator visiting Frederick claimed to have seen his cousin Jim in Greece and used a Greek underground escape story. Police traced five dollar bills to a Frederick man, tying to a larceny after a fire at 485 Market Street that seriously burned 53 year old Fred Goodman, a musical instrument shop owner. The wallet vanished from fire-damaged trousers before transfer to the hospital.
U S District Court Judge James R. Miller Jr in Baltimore heard final arguments in the rein statement and 81.6 million damages suit filed by former Frederick Community division chairs Roger M Shaw and Richard A Winn against FCC officials. The judge said he would issue an opinion in due course. Osborne Jr lawyer for the sponsor of the petition for referen dum of the firehouse at Baughmans Lane reported the client received a very obscene threatening call from a person claiming to be a member of the Independent Hose Company. Mayor Ronald N Young had alleged people thought they were signing for the firehouse when signing the petition.
Sandra A. O Connor, Baltimore County state s attorney, commends Frederick County State s Attorney Tommy Dorsey for professionalism, victims rights advocacy, and key role in revising National Prosecution Standards, calling him a credit to the profession.
Reader notes both gubernatorial candidates airing campaign spots. One side attacks Ellen Sauerbrey, the other praises her, with the negative ad traced to Glendening camp after his primary win. The letter criticizes perceived inconsistency and urges a positive, accountable leadership.
In the primary election Filby led Sharrer 7 551 to 7 541 by a margin of 10 votes. Sharrer had previously withdrawn after a Frederick News-Post report alleged he borrowed money from an elderly lady and failed to repay, raising ethical concerns for an accountant.
An elderly resident employed a lawyer to collect a loan. The message urges voters to choose Lois Filby as treasurer, highlighting integrity, character, and experience. Emily Firor signs from Thurmont.
Ginger Fogle of New Market and supporters defend Sheriff Harbaugh while praising State's Attorney Tommy Dorsey. The letter urges impartial reporting, caution in prosecutorial power, and continuity in the Frederick County office to avoid politics influencing justice.
A Frederick County resident endorses Scott Rolle for State's Attorney citing his tenure as Chief Narcotics Prosecutor with arrests and convictions. The letter argues for a no nonsense approach to curb crime and urges voters to support Rolle on November 8.
A brief note asserts that no impropriety is found and highlights the State's Attorney as one of the most trusted figures in the office.
Sonia Boin's June 29 article urges support for Ballot Question B to safeguard Montgomery College funding. It notes state and county funding trends and argues tuition revenue should grow with enrollment, not be capped by affordability guidelines.
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