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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1996

Page

6

Shrinking state government sparks retirement incentive debate

The piece critiques a state plan offering a generous early retirement for workers aged 50 with 25 years service to cut costs. It notes 2,000 requests by September, with projections of 1,800 retirees and $10 million in salary savings, while warning of job rehires and reinvested incentives. It questions the real savings if desks are filled again and retirees rejoin as contractors.

William Donald Schaefer

Crack cocaine links in Iran contra saga draw Baltimore protests

Roy Meachum notes CIA denial by John Deutch and a CBS Mercury News series alleging arms sales to Iran financed cocaine trafficking to West Coast dealers. Baltimore Mayor Schmoke seeks CBC, DOJ probes amid charges of racial genocide and White House denial of agency involvement.

Baltimore Kurt Schmoke The Sun America CIA John M. Deutch San Jose Mercury News California Iran U.S Oliver North Col North Mercury News Rick Ross Fuerza Democratica Nicaraguense Washington Deutch FDN Ross Congressional Black Caucus CBC Department of Justice Schmoke National Conference of Mayors

Maryland smokers spark a political rights debate piece

Nicholas J. Keilen writes from Frederick critiquing Maryland coverage on tobacco policy, EPA studies on passive smoking, and FDA proposals. He cites CRS findings challenging EPA conclusions, laments limited local reporting, and argues teenagers smoke due to peer influence and access rather than ads. He questions government pressure, industry funding, and balancing public health with liberty. He notes Clinton's stance and warns against overreach.

Washington FDA Tobacco- Free America U.S C. Everett Koop Clinton Maryland Social Security Joe Camel O.p.s Tom DEA FBI

Historic Roger Brooke Taney home gifts to Frederick County

The Historic Roger Brook e Taney home on South Bentz Street transfers to the Historical Society of Frederick County Inc as a gift from Roger Brooke Taney Home Inc. Judge Edward Delaplaine also donates personal property from the Taney Home tied to the life of the former U S Chief Justice and other notable figures. Major General Francis Perrott delivered the Long Island Revolutionary War monument unveiling address in New York City. Valerie A. Asher of Brisbane married Laurin Bryan Askew of Whitehall in Emmitsburg. The couple met in Australia while Askew served as lieutenant junior grade USNR aboard the Bootes and made port visits in Brisbane. Joanna Elaine Poole was crowned 4 H Queen of the Great Frederick Fair with a silver tray gift and flowers. Over 10 000 visitors attended Thurmont Emmitsburg Community Show including queen, steam show and Grange dinners. Brenda Keilholtz named Community Show Queen with FFA Sweetheart. several finalists listed. President Gerald R Ford visited Frederick County to meet farmers at the Crum farm on Retreat Road, reportedly filming for re election ads.

Roger Brooke Taney South Bentz Street The Historical Society of Frederick County Inc Roger Brooke Taney Home Inc Edward 8. Delaplaine Historical Society Taney U.S Francis Perrott Frederick Maryland Long Island New York City Valerie A. Asher Brisbane Australia Laurin Bryan Askew Whitehall Church of St. Anthony's Shrine Emmitsburg Mr. Askew USNR Bootes Thurmont Thurmont-Emmitsburg Brenda Keilholtz William G. Keilholtz FFA Patty Long Kerry Leahy Jill Miller Barbara Ruby Faye Baker Debbie Bunker Lisa Blood Cheryl Myers Robin Ruby Gerald R. Ford Frederick County William Crum Retreat Road Biggs Ford Road

Rep Bartlett lauded for aiding Frederick County businesses

Scott J. Hall of Classic Landscaping Inc. Woodsboro praises Rep Roscoe Bartlett for backing measures aiding small business. He cites higher self employed health insurance deductibility to 80 percent, equipment expense limit to 25000 dollars, a new simplified pension plan, and a medical savings plan as support for business owners, employees, and customers.

Frederick County Roscoe Bartlett Washington Dr. Bartlett Rep. Bartlett United States

Humane Society says renewal debated for 20 years

The Frederick County Humane Society requests clarity on the August 17 article about renewing the operating agreement with Frederick County. Commissioner Bruce Reeder initially favored a 20 year renewal with session tweaks, while a substitute motion to implement tweaks and revisit the deal passed, with Reeder opposing that substitute in favor of his original motion. The society thanks Reeder and the Board for their ongoing support to improve animal welfare.

Frederick County Frederick County Humane Society Bruce Reeder Reeder The Humane Society Board of County Commissioners

Letter defending Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner

The writer rebuts Kim Johnson by asserting Key’s deep Christian faith and hymnal literary merit. He defends the War of 1812 as just, notes British abuses, cites Adams praising Madison, and argues against condemning slaveholding ancestors while urging focus on improving present-day behavior in America and Frederick County.

Kim Johnson Francis Scott Key Key God Christ Church Georgetown D.C Episcopal Church United States Royal Navy John Adams Thomas Jefferson Madison Washington Adams Jefferson Mr. Key America Frederick County

Tax laws push marriage to aid child care says Nancy Hanel

Roy Meachum criticizes Congress ban on same sex marriage while arguing tax policy favors male female parenting to support child raising. Our tax dollars should back traditional family structures rather than alternate sexual practices.

Roy Meachum Congress

Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed exclusive letters with writer home address and phone numbers for verification. Space may abridge letters. poetry and verses or copies of letters to others are not published.

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