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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1994

Page

4

Maryland Farmers Lead in Conservation Tillage and Runoff Reduction

Maryland farmers use conservation tillage to curb soil erosion and pesticide runoff, with 55 percent of farms adopting it and about 309000 acres covered after five years of the nutrient management program begun in 1989. Surveys show over half rotate crops, test soils, and reduce pesticide and fertilizer use, driven by cost, stewardship, and yield goals. The editorial notes homeowners also contribute to Bay runoff with urban fertilizer use.

Maryland Frederick County Chesapeake Bay Bay Maryland Farm Bureau

Truman the aging pointer recalls a winter of memory and grace

Roy Meachum writes of aging dogs Truman and Sharon Boomer and Sweetwater in a reflective, intimate lament. The 13 year old pointer's slipping legs and fading vitality contrast with lingering moments of companionship and dignity as they face mortality together in a quiet home setting.

Sharon Airedale Boomer Coonhound Sweetwater Truman Pointer Emily Sweetie

Letters to the Editor Address in Frederick MD

The Frederick News Post notes letters to the editor can be sent by mail to 200 E. Fac P.O. Box 578 Frederick Maryland or by telefax to 662-8299, inviting community comment.

Frederick News-Post P.O Frederick

Environmental quotes and hostile views from the era

The passage catalogs harsh criticisms of environmentalists and quotes from figures like Dixie Lee, LaMont Cole, Ted Turner, Barbara Pyle, and Dianne Dumanski. It portrays motives, bias, and alleged agendas, framing environmentalism through a lens of manipulation and deception. The text reflects editorials arguing environmental discourse is driven by hidden masters and biased media.

Williams America Dixie Lee Yale University LaMont Cole Turner Broadcasting System Ted Turner Barbara Pyle CNN Boston Globe Dianne Dumanski

Media myth makers and the Alar DDT debate fallout

The author attacks mainstream media and liberal agendas, praising Greenpeace co founder Paul Watson and challenging Alar and DDT controversies. It cites Ed Bradley and Phil Donahue, warns against socialized medicine, and laments a liberal coup affecting one seventh of the economy.

Paul Watson Greenpeace Ed Bradley CBS 60 Minutes Phil Donahue Natural Resources Defense Council America U.s.5.r Elizabeth Whelan EPA William Ruckelshaus Sri Lanka Clinton Creators Syndicate

IHan of the NawsPoat reports local skating honors and civic notes

Patsy Runkles, 16, of 208 DH Ave., earned a second bronze medal in form and dance as she nears entry in Maryland novice championships. Sgt. David A. Rothenhoefer, radioman with the 42nd Troop Carrier Squadron, home on furlough after a year away. Rural Maryland beat urban in land use bill fight. Scenic Rivers Bill protects Monocacy and Potomac rivers. Connie Stapleton named Frederick County Chamber director of tourism, reflects local roots.

Patsy Runkles DH Ave Maryland Frederick Connie Stapleton Frederick County

Mandatory Bike Helmet Law Proposal for Green Valley Elementary

Andrew Ladner of Green Valley Elementary urges a city or school district rule requiring bicycle riders to wear helmets. He argues helmets reduce head injuries, save hospital costs, and protect children, noting helmets are lightweight and suitable for youngsters.

Uncomfortable helmets spark debate on helmet laws

Tammy Morgan argues against mandatory helmet laws, noting heavy helmets can irritate a child’s neck and clippings can pinch. She questions who should decide helmet use, suggesting riders determine eligibility based on experience.

Godless system and globalism in education

A persisting critique argues that New World Order advocates reshape the U S educational system through Outcome Based Education funded by foundations aligned with the super rich. The piece claims religion is removed to promote atheism and moral erosion, citing Marx and Lenin to condemn atheism as a weapon against faith and patriotism.

New World Order Jesus Christ Karl Marx Lenin

Letters on socialism and faith in America

A letter argues socialism is rooted in immoral philosophy associated with Marx and Lenin. The author, David Lopoten Frederick, calls for a return to God and national repentance to alter history. He urges moral renewal as a solution for the United States.

Marx Lenin America

Death with dignity letter praises Iaw Laing rights

A reader writes March 35 praising Iaw Laing R M for advocating relief for terminally ill patients. The letter contends most doctors seek money over care and argues relatives should decide when to end suffering, praising death with dignity and Laing’s proposed solutions.

Iaw Laing R.M Laing

Better English and word usage in Frederick Memorial note

Reader critiques Richard Eichman on language use and prepositions. The letter cites a hospital notice misusing complement versus compliment and outlines common word pairs with brief examples.

Richard Eichman The News-Post Frederick Memorial Hospital

Flexible Versatile Use and Word Choice Guidance

A compact guide contrasts flexible and versatile, explains insuring ensuring and assuring usage, clarifies less versus fewer, majority versus most of, and principal versus principle, with a closing note on the name Robert P. McFarland of Tamsville.

Population growth and global responsibility in a rising world

Marguerite Snyder argues for urgent population policy action to curb growth and protect Earth's resources. She highlights a joint 56 national academies statement, UNICEF 1994 findings, and calls for universal family planning, women’s status, and policies for sustainable development ahead of Cairo’s 1994 conference.

National Academies of Science United Nations Children's Fund Unicef U.N. General Assembly Earth Cairo

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Roy Meachum Boomer Hillary Rodham Clinton Che Sans Walter Williams Country Boys Marvin Mandel Montgomery del. Julien Delphey del. Frank Shore Arthur Dorman Prince Georges Sixes Bridge Andrew Ladner Green Valley Tammy Morgan David Lopoten Frederick Caring William B. Bruchey Thurmon Robert P Mother Earth
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