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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1992
Page
6
The county public schools consistently score highly on state and national tests including a 95 percent passing rate on the citizenship test and 99.1 percent in Singapore. Administrators, teachers, and parents share credit for solid fundamentals while acknowledging challenges and room to improve in math and access to education.
John Bogert recalls a family scene over his daughter's braces and neon colored bands. The 9 year old loves the bright colors, while parents weigh aesthetics against natural tooth appearance and social pressures. The piece notes orthodontics trends and the clash between individuality and conventional looks.
Bill McClellan argues the press, seen as establishment, trivializes campaigns and distracts from real policy, while Perot as anti establishment candidate destabilizes traditional politics. The piece laments media focus on past drugs and personal trivia over national health care and debt.
Fifty years ago on April 16 1942 trout anglers enjoyed calm opening day as few ventured into the streams while others including women limited creels. Clarence L Marsh a Sumatra rubber executive returns home after 10 weeks dodging Pacific perils and fears of internment. Francis Scott Key Post opposes moving a captured WWI German cannon from Memorial Ground. Frederick High School seniors and Julius Jacobson fill in for Hoke Smith in the American Passport play.
Frederick residents report cars racing past 55 mph limits with some reaching 70 mph. one incident involved a collision where a motorist going 40 mph hit a mom’s car at a 25 mph zone, prompting calls for more radar enforcement to prevent future accidents.
A reader complains about pollution and urges recycling to improve health and the environment. The letter also thanks Frederick News-Post readers and highlights local aid from Douglas Crockett and Tim Grossnickle Insurance Agency, plus Mid-Maryland Outfitters, who supported a Girl Scout cookie fundraiser in Myersville.
Gloria Long Rollins of Troop 1081 Woodsboro thanks donors and volunteers who aided her troop and urges continued community support. Philip Kennedy argues for using monkeys in research to save human lives, while noting abortion deaths he views as a counterpoint.
The Frederick County Commissioner's plan to raise taxes by 19 cents per $100 of assessment faces protest from over 1,000 property owners. The assessment increase is paired with a constant yield rate of 2.08, and a public hearing is set for April 29 at Winchester Hall. William B. Rose urges property owners to attend.
A reader voices approval of a Kmart anniversary celebration tied to a church youth fund-raiser. The writer thanks local managers for coordinating the event and urges continued patronage, while contrasting with another letter urging a more judgemental stance.
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