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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1994
Page
4
The Frederick Keys opened the season at McCurdy Field in a vibrant home crowd. Fans cheered as the team, including Keyote the mascot and The Wild One, delivered entertaining between innings humor amid a spirited game against the Salem Buccaneers.
The Rev Hoger L Salomon outlines concerns about Outcome Based Education arguing it de-emphasizes traditional academics focuses on attitudes and beliefs sets driven by those who write outcomes limits individual progress and risks indoctrination through values driven curricula. He notes computer tracking, group mastery enforcement, and potential clashes with Christian values in public schools.
Maryland completes the Tributary Strategies as part of the Chesapeake Bay Agreement to cut nutrient loading by 40 percent. After a year of citizen, agency, and official work, focus shifts to selecting actions and holding public meetings in 10 tributaries in late April and May.
C William Kunill, a beef and dairy farmer and Maryland Farm Bureau president, argues environmental stewardship relies on voluntary programs and credible science. He praises farmers for conservation practices, cites non agricultural pollution sources, and calls for equitable strategies balancing agriculture with other nitrogen sources.
Brunswick officials and citizens including CS Nicodemus J H Rinker and others met with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad representatives to negotiate a compromise on improving protection at street crossings after several fatal accidents. C W Seiss of Thurmont bought a town parking lot for 12.63 dollars at a tax sale after a five year ownership. the error in county tax rolls was settled amicably. Frederick City faced a $21,000 outstanding bond debt on Detrick Field airport which had been sold to the U S government for 50,000 dollars.
County Commissioners Donald L. Lewis and John A. Derr voted to pay the $2,200 bill for rousting out Graceham birds, despite half the cost covered by the State Health Department. Lawrence A. Dorsey abstained citing potential conflict of interest, noting he owned a Woodsboro butcher shop, while Edgar Emrich, a meat inspector and Pine Grove resident, was involved. The abstention impressed Lewis as odd since Emrich was not owed the bill. The Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts released a new map detailing proposed and approved subdivisions in the county. Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young joined March of Dimes officials after signing up for the May 5 Walkathon.
Discusses home schooling as a path to liberty in education, arguing for its value and advocating support for parental choice. Mentions Patrick Henry and contrasts private liberty with public government schools, urging readers to consider alternatives to state schooling.
A reader chastises Maryland lawmakers for rapid approval of an emergency measure shifting from gas chamber to lethal injection. The letter cites no executions since 1961 and argues issues like education and welfare deserve quicker action while questioning the humane approach to punishment.
A family recalls a 9 15 p m trespass on their property on April 5 as a stranger approached through the yard while the household, including a frightened child, confronted the intruder and questioned the danger posed by the masked man.
NEVIN LONG of Mount Airy complains about a cable crew trespassing to fix a cut line amid a broader gripe over lack of competition and corporate policy. He connects the incident to ownership ties between The Frederick News-Post and Frederick Cablevision and ends with moral admonitions to readers.
This piece examines biblical examples of two consenting adults, starting with John the Baptist in Matthew. It probes moral boundaries and interpretations, comparing modern views with ancient narratives to reveal how such unions were perceived and judged in biblical contexts.
Letter to the editor from Philip H. Heffler of Frederick mocks a proposed tax credit for large gun safes, suggesting a robber would break in to steal valuables but could not steal firearms. He critiques what he calls the Wright Way Bill and imagines broader government purchases of bank safes for gun owners.
The Frederick News-Post invites reader letters and requests name address and phone for verification. Send letters to The Frederick News Post 200 … Frederick MD 21705 or via telefax.
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