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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1993

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4

Maryland HOV Lanes Face Mixed Reactions On I 270 Plan

The proposal to restrict a northbound I 270 lane to vehicles with multiple occupants aims to ease congestion from the Capital Beltway to Clarksburg. Critics warn of underuse and ticketing burdens, while supporters urge the measure as a traffic relief amid Maryland’s expanding interstate capacity.

Montgomery County Itn Maryland Clarksburg States District of Columbia

Days of Awe and Middle East Peace Moment

Roy Meachum reflects on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, noting the global observance and the historic White House gesture of Yitzhak Rabin, Yasser Arafat, and Bill Clinton. He calls the Arafat invitation a potential turning point toward real peace while warning of ongoing violence and labeling extremist actions as crime.

Bill Clinton White House Yitzhak Rabin Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat PLO Israel Jerusalem West Bank Gaza Middle East Clinton Arafat America U.S Harry Truman Anwar Sadat Mr. Rabin Shimon Perez Lesghgiey Wes United States Rabin

Parents need role in children’s education debated on talk shows

The discourse on American education highlights parental involvement versus apathy, with talk shows featuring Phil, Sally Jessy and Sonya. Teachers cite large classes and indifferent students as major obstacles, while parents focus on curriculum, testing and vouchers, painting a complex picture of a system in need of engagement.

Phil Sally Jessy Sonya

Parents blamed for student struggles in education

A national MetLife survey shows teachers see parental involvement as education’s top priority, but many parents are unable or unwilling to engage due to their own problems. The author recalls an Florida Pinellas County case offering money for parent meetings, noting many parents did not attend or could not discuss their children’s issues.

MetLife Thomas French Florida Pinellas County Fla Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Linganore cattle removed after fence breach near filtration plant

Owner George Sponseller of New Market hauled away cattle that had grazed at Linganore filtration plant for about a week after Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger threatened sale. The event drew attention alongside the Tivoli Theatre premier of Irving Berlin’s This Is The Army with proceeds to Army Emergency Relief Fund. Congressmen Goodloe E. Byron urged action to block Sixesite dam project funding. Eleven girls competed for FFA Sweetheart at the Thurmont Emmitsburg Show at Catoctin High. Fred W. Spigler Jr spoke for the League of Women Voters on school boards.

Linganore George Sponseller New Market Sponseller Hugh V. Gittinger Tivoli Theater Irving Berlin Jack Forney E.A. Crowther Russell B. McCain Roger B. Wolfe Clarence Carty Joseph 5. Stephens AV. Tidmore Clifford M. Yinger G. Raymond Shipley Goodloe E. Byron Sixesite Army Corps of Engineers Sixes and Verona Thurmont- Emmitsburg Catoctin High School Naomi Wiemer Mary Catherine Wivell Sheila Pittinger Vicky Bollinger Charlene Eyler Cathy Ann Wivell Faye Baker Karen Baughman Karen Louise Long Karen Ruth Long Sheila Harris

Loading Zone Signs Too High in Frederick

Resident cites high loading zone signs and lack of visible times, argues $35 ticket issued at 9 42 a m near a doctor's office. Seeks visible meters or curb marks for active hours and notes nurse offered no remedy. Patient relies on doctor visit for back disk issue. Toll-free complaint directed at city.

Frederick

Letter praising deficit plan supporter Larry Leitch

Jane Otto of Frederick commends Larry Leitch for his letter backing President Clinton’s deficit reduction plan. She agrees, stressing the nation’s dire finances require strong remedies and that opponents fail to grasp the situation. She also praises Senators Mikulski and Sarbanes for voting for what’s right for future and present generations.

Larry Leitch Clinton Barbara Mikulski Paul Sarbanes Neanle

Mall parking ban sparks commuter dispute at Key Mall

A Crown America Corporation spokesperson calls the decision to bar parking for daily commuters a purely business decision. The move affects workers traveling from Francis Scott Key Mall to Washington DC, prompting local frustration and calls for policy review.

Francis Scott Key Mall Washington DC Crown America Corporation Hecht's Frederick

Commuters clash with Frederick County zoning actions

Letters from Utica discuss impact of a zoning and Comprehensive Plan Update in Frederick County. The author argues the move harms commuters and local business, alleging due process violations and questions integrity of the Frederick County Board of Commissioners, citing Article 66B and long public input timelines.

Frederick County Maryland Frederick’ County

Zoning changes spark debate in Lewistown Utica area

In 1991 a 90 acre Utica Road parcel shifted from Agriculture to Residential 1 after initial denials by the Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission and Board of Commissioners. The move occurred during the holiday season amid accusations of behind the scenes manipulation and conflicting notices.

Lewistown Utica Utica Road Frederick County Department of Planning and Zoning Frederick County Board of Commissioners Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission

More students, less building year round schooling proposal

Meredith Fouche of Rohrersville argues for year round school to boost capacity and save building costs. She notes 180 school days, potential 20-25 percent capacity increase, and the option to avoid four or five new elementary schools costing at least five million each. She urges community study of pros and cons.

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Roy Meachum Mr. Arafat Cher Dee Sarah Overstreet Fred W. Spigler Jr Marvin Mandel League of Women Voters Spigler Jane Otto Frederick Stephen Strain Frederick Jim Robinson Meredith Fouche
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