Public schools in Frederick County use taxpayer money well
Marie-Therese Eskuchen argues that public Frederick County Public Schools meet diverse needs, including disabled and gifted students, offer services like speech therapy, transportation, and health programs, and justify costs relative to private schools. She cites 1992-93 state data showing FCPS per student costs and rankings, concluding funds are well used.
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Frederick County
Lawrence R. Groelinger
Maryland
Maryland State Department of Education
Marie-Therese Eskuchen
Frederick
John Nazarene Gun facts from those with a hidden agenda
John C Nazarene of Mount Airy defends Dr. Kleck data on self defense, attacks Handgun Control Inc and Kathryn Ruud, labels opponents as having a hidden sinister agenda, and questions media bias while asserting the 2.1 million annual self defense instances in a population of 250 million.
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John Nazarene
Gary Kleck
Florida State University
Handgun Control Inc
Kathryn Rudd
Ms. Ruud
Frederick Post
John C. Nazarene
Mount Airy
Gun violence tally fuels call for gun control
Lucian Heichler cites the March 22 1995 Washington Post roundup of gun deaths and injuries to argue for sensible gun regulation. The report lists Ferguson’s train shooting, a New Jersey post office robbery casualties, and several other firearm related killings and injuries. Heicher urges readers to consider stricter controls in light of the day’s brutal totals.
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Robert C. Ladner
Frederick Post
Washington Post
Colin Ferguson
New Jersey
Montgomery County
Daniel Kent Huston
Heather Ann MacDonald
Virginia
Fair Oaks
Bowie
Crofton
D.C
Lucian Heichier
Frederick
NRA criticized overreach and gun culture in letter to editor
Kathryn Ruud from Middletown argues the NRA favors a narrow view of the Second Amendment, ignoring militia wording and public safety. She cites past gun violence cases, bans, and polling showing broad support for gun control measures, condemning the NRA as a powerful lobby misaligned with American values.
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NRA
Colorado
Showspapertrerive
McClure- Volkmer
Kansas
Nuclear power push stalled by economics
Mount Airy letter writer argues that nuclear plant projects fail economically due to regulatory and design burdens. He recounts environmental reviews, PSARs, NRC delays, and endless blueprint revisions, claiming hundreds of engineers, vast costs, and long timelines drain funds before construction starts.
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Charles Swet
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Washington
EIS
PSAR
Swet
Frank Crowson
Mount Airy
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