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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1998

Page

7

Voters question candidate counting in guides and budgets

The piece notes concerns over candidates failing to keep replies within 40 or 50 word limits in election guides and cites large budgets like Frederick County's 196 million and a state budget of 16.6 billion. It highlights ongoing voter forums, in-depth features, and incumbents facing tough questions.

League of Women Voters Newt Gingrich Transportation Trust Fund Frederick County Asis

Hecht Threat to GOP Power in Frederick County

Roy Meachum argues against unseating Del Sue Hecht, praising her cross party appeal. He cites Anitas Stup stance, McClellan influence, and opposition to a right wing GOP steamroller. He notes Hecht’s legislative output and warns against partisan elimination of a key voice in Frederick.

Jerre Rhoderick Del Sue Hecht Rhoderick General Assembly Frederick Jack Derr Alex Mooney Scott Rolle Democratic Party Bill Brock Paul Sarbanes Capital Hill Maryland Ruth Ann Aron Mr. Brock Phil Gramm Charles “Mac” Mathias Charles Percy Doc Sue Wandages Hecht Annapolis Rick Stup Anita McClellan Ms. Hecht Stup McCiellar Jess GOP Central Committee Tim Woodford del Louise Snodgrass Rep Rosene Bartlett Compress

Bad direction for a good thing in television media

Tribune Media Services argues that the total audience for TV remains steady while more viewers shift away from the three major networks as competition grows. The piece contends that competition lowers quality, with more non program content and promos eating into viewing time. It notes shorter network news broadcasts, reduced sports viewership, and diminishing interest in events like the World Series and Monday Night Football, concluding that audiences are less satisfied overall.

Jess CBS New York New York Yankees Fox Wateh Tribune Media Services Inc

Stability and community leaders in Frederick County

A Frederick County Pomona dinner hears Dr. Andrew G. Truxall stress stability from farm family life amid divorce rise. Braddock Heights Fire Dept votes for a $10,000 drive for a new hall and equipment. Kiwanis hears from Mrs. William C. Roderick on child services. Real estate ad highlights a 7 1/2 acre country home 15 miles north of Frederick for $5,500. National Cancer Institute urges phasing out Litton Bionetics at Frederick Cancer Research Center to relieve Bethesda NIH crowding. Patricea Hall pushes for an affirmative action plan with a public hearing urged by County Commissioners. Rev Maurice Dunbar Astbury wins the Golden Hand of Friendship Award from Harry Rosenfeld.

America Andrew G. Truxall Hood College Frederick County Calvary Methodist Church Frederick MD. Harp Agency National Cancer Institute Litton Bionetics Frederick Cancer Research Center Fort Detrick Bethesda National Institutes of Health Patricea Hall Frederick County Human Relations Department Miss Hail Maurice Dunbar Astbury All Saints Episcopal Church Harry A Rosenfeld

Valerie Hertges: A Public Servant for District 44

The speaker praises Valerie Hertges as a public servant and predicts she will be a strong voice in Annapolis. They expect her to build coalitions among Frederick County, the state, and the federal level to achieve local goals.

Valerie Hertges House of Delegates Hertges Val Annapolis Frederick County

Call for elected Frederick County Board of Education

A democratic tenet urges direct accountability to citizens by placing school board elections at the local level. Any interested resident should be able to run, without party ties, to learn about schools and community values. Citizens should ratify via referendum to shift from gubernatorial appointment to popular election.

Frederick County United States Board of Education

Frederick County Safety Urged Amid School Spending Debate

County voters hear calls for higher school funding while public safety remains under discussed. Citizens and incumbents warn Frederick County is underprepared with too few Deputy Sheriffs to cover the area, risking safety.

Frederick County Traly

Letters to Editor on county safety and APFO adequacy

Alan Robert Cahoon of Middletown argues the Frederick County deputy patrol area averages over 100 square miles with as few as five deputies, radios fail the 800 MHz system since 1990, and fire rescue units aren’t integrated. He urges election of commissioners who will revise the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance to prioritize public safety.

APFO Frederick County

Sour Grapes After Primary Vote Supporters Feel Bitter

Lawrence Hogan writes that primary upsets open the process to all entrants and that Alex Mooney, Republican nominee for the State Senate, deserves empathy despite veteran ally Senator Derr backing Mooney’s Democratic opponent in the general election.

Alex Mooney Senate Jack Derr Mr Mooney

Maryland Right to Life backs Ferguson on life issues

Pushing forward Maryland Right to Life endorses Tim Ferguson for Senate citing his steadfast adherence to the sanctity of human life in Annapolis. The pro-life group highlights his consistent representation of constituents and refusal to waver on protection for the unborn amid a pro-abortion state.

Maryland Right Tim Ferguson Annapolis Senator Ferguson Ferguson

Pro Abortion Ad Cited Against Delegate Littrell by Local Group

Elizabeth Dodson, vice president, Frederick County Right to Life, criticizes Littrell’s voting record as Delegate for district 4A. The ad argues his stance conflicts with anti abortion goals, urging voters to consider his past positions.

Littrell Liz Dodson Frederick County Right To Life

Reeder Support Letter Endorses County Leadership

Linda Funsch writes as a registered Republican praising Bruce Reeder for capable leadership and proven abilities. She highlights his character integrity and track record in Frederick County, asserting his experience transcends politics and will help the county "get the job done" during a pivotal period.

Frederick County Bruce Reeder Kowledge Reeders

Walkersville school fight sparks racial tensions

Reported Oct 7 in The Frederick News-Post describes a fight at Walkersville High School between a black and a white student. The principal warns five day suspensions for any fight and asserts zero tolerance for battery. The white student allegedly used a racial epithet and attacked the black student, with prior similar conduct noted. Willie J. Mahone.

Frederick News-Post Walkersville Walkersville High School Flater Wells Frederick County

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Freeench News-Post invites signed letters with writer name home address and business phone for publication. Do not publish poetry religion verse or letters to offser people. Space limits may apply.

Freeench News-Post Wrier Frederick News-Post E. Patrick Sr Frederick Fredericknewspostcom

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Roy Meachum Hacking Anita Stup James E. “Doc” McClellan Andy Rooney Ponca Foudese Braddock Heights Heights William C. Roderick Children's Aid Society Kiwanis Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Janet Ingram L. Harvey Kirk Alan Robert Caho Middletown Lawrence. Hogan Frederick Linda Funsch Frederick Willie J. Mahone
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