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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1996

Page

12

Duck feeding ban eyed for Baker Park in Maryland

Discussion over duck overpopulation at Tradition Lake and Culler Lake in Baker Park Frederick centers on feeding bans. City proposes a formal ordinance with up to 100 fine to curb bread feeding and attract wildlife control support from the Fish and Wildlife Service. A Sept. 12 public meeting will consider the plan and alternatives.

Baker Park Carroll Creek Culler Lake Duck Savers St. John's Frederick U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Tor Culler

Letter to the editor on X-Hale nightclub impact on a Frederick neighborhood

A Frederick area reader rebuts Leesa King's view on the X-Hale nightclub. The letter argues the venue harms local property values, causes parking and noise problems, and strains city relations with residents. It asserts four years of neighborhood activism secured only minor relief and urges decisive action.

Aving Michelle Hee Ms. King X-Hale Ms King Tony Fredrick Frederick Fredericketty Wyngate Westbrook Bropadeen College Terrace All Saints Sty Carrolltan Iit Xhale Vato King Berss Kong Foam Epeberse Ke

Clinton Morris departure may blunt White House edge in election

Internal feuds in the Clinton White House and the Dole campaign threaten to alter the race little but may shift dynamics. Clinton loses Morris’s energy while Dole gains a harsher anti Clinton edge from new media chiefs. Ickes and Stephanopoulos relish Morris’ fall as Republicans claim Clinton could shift left if reelected. Dole’s camp trims its infighting with new ads targeting Clinton’s MTV marijuana remark and anti drug stance.

Clinton White House Dole Clinton Dick Morris White House Harold Ickes George Stephanopoulos Morris Don Sipple Mike Murphy MTV Murphy Dale Scott Reed New Century Media Lamar Alexander John Buckley Murphy-Sipple Ickes Stephanopoulos Don Baer Mark Penn Bob Squier Congress Rose Garden Jesse Jackson Newspaper Enterprise Assoc

Frederick Citizens Organize WWII Memorial Association

Forty leading Frederick City and county figures formed the Frederick County World War II Memorial Association at the YMCA to honor veterans. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee became president as saboteur claims on home front sacrifices were denounced.

Frederick City County Frederick

Letter Home: Praise for Chief Freeman and Brunswick Police

Roland L England Jr writes to commend Chief Richard Freeman and officers for professionalism during a past call to his home. He laments city policies he sees as hindering the police, urges focus on crime fighting, youth safety, and community relations, and opposes council games over essential police work.

Brunswick Richard Freeman Freeman

Brunswick seeks fifth police chief in 30 months

The Frederick News-Post notes Brunswick’s new city leadership faces turnover as the town, once a railroad hub, seeks growth while confronting aging sidewalks and a parking constrained downtown. Questions arise whether focus remains on enforcement over revitalization and whether officers have needed tools and training.

Frederick Ciy

Brunswick officials urged to improve police oversight and morale

Letters from TON MORGAN and WILLIAM CHERRON Jr urge Brunswick leaders to align goals with the police department and town council, provide regular evaluations, recognize and grow staff, reduce turnover, and adopt decisive action to curb speeding before lawsuits threaten the community.

Brunswick

Speed bumps urged to curb speeding in Meadows Village

Donald Felix, president of the Lake Singanore Association, argues speed limits and caution signs fail to prevent speeding. He cites near-misses and a neighbor’s dog killed by a speeding vehicle. He calls for action from Laurie Armbruster Kum Colangelo and local authorities, noting license plate reporting is impractical from a porch.

Carl Harbaugh Lake Singanore Association Thad Meadows Village Donald Felix

Wrong track claim under Clinton on morals and crime

SID DULEY argues in Monrovia that President Clinton’s framing of America being on the right track is contradicted by rising taxes, teen births, drug use, cross border trafficking, and increasing violent crime, urging a return to law and order and traditional values.

Clinton America Ike Valley of No Return

Letter Writer Mark Barwick From Brunswick Reacts

Correction notes writer Mark Barwick of Brunswick as the author of the letter titled Rush hire in The Frederick News-Post Sept 6 edition.

Mark Barwick Rushhire Frederick

Letters to the Editor Policy at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites exclusive signed letters with writer home address and phone for verification. Letters may be abridged for space and poetry or religious verse are not published. Address Letters to the Editor at 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD or fax 662-8299.

Frederick News Post News Post The Frederick

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Michael Powell Leesa King Morton Kendracke Sigue News-Post YMCA Alvin G. Quinn Jack Griffin Sarah Quinn James Baker Alfred Shockley Governor Thomas Johnson High School Parks and Recreation Gilbert L. Kingsberry Frederick County Council of Governments Paul Jenkins Frederick County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Seventh Street Roland L England Jr Lingapore Association Board of Directors William Cherron Jr New Market Langanore Laurie Armbruster Kum Colangelo Sid Duley Monrovia
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