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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1997

Page

6

Media glorifies anti government fringe groups over real reform

The piece laments how major networks and magazines spotlight armed conspiracy minded groups after the Oklahoma City bombing anniversary, praising agitators while ignoring reform-minded citizens. It urges shifting focus to people actively seeking solutions within the system and warns against sensationalizing gun linked extremism.

Federal Oklahoma City Texas New Mexico Militia of Montana Southern Poverty Law Center Klan Watch Waco Ruby Ridge Idaho Joe Average

Overpopulation fears debated at Mount St. Mary's College

James A Miller critiques a Mount St. Mary’s seminar on global overpopulation featuring Anne Ehrlich and Paul Ehrlich. He argues their hunger and population growth claims are false, cites UNICEF data, notes rising world grain output, and defends human achievement against what he calls anti-human myths.

Business Mount St. Mary's College Frederick News-Post Mount Anne Ehrlich Paul Ehrlich Thomas Berry Father Berry Dr. Ehrich Unicef Third World Ehrlichs Israel San Joaquin Valley Miami Mount St Mary's James A Miller Frederick

Development must fund its own impact on Frederick County

Randy L. Willard argues development drives fiscal strain in Frederick County, urging higher impact fees to cover new schools roads and infrastructure. He contends property and income taxes should not be raised to subsidize growth and criticizes the builders association proposal as insufficient and self serving.

Frederick News-Post Frederick County Frederick County Builders Association

Frederick Highlights from City Officials and Events

Frederick officials asked AIRPORTS Inc to submit leasing proposals for the municipal airport under an amortization plan. A circus finale ended early when an acrobat was injured, with Dr G Thomas Strother providing aid. A cigarette caused a store awning fire, extinguished by Edward Akers. Over 400 Morgan and Arabian horses attended the eighth Frederick County Horse Show. Public input sought on a 25 cent per ride taxi rate increase. County statistics show about 70 percent of workers earn under 10 thousand annually, with top salaries between 23.8 and 26.6 thousand.

James M. Cole Frederick Fairgrounds G. Thomas Strother Brunswick Huntington W.va Orrison West Patrick Street Edward M. Akers State Alcoholic Beverage License Commission Independent Hose Co Frederick County The Frederick Jaycees City Transportation Commission Elizabeth Burker Donald Hiltner James E. McClellan Richard Ashton Frederick Harold K. Keller Jr

Integrated studies praised in Frederick County sixth grade

Cheryl Grese of Mount Airy commends Frederick County for making integrated studies a required course for sixth graders at Windsor Knolls. She notes the class builds essential skills for school and workplace, encouraging all learners with diverse projects and lasting impact beyond sixth grade.

Frederick County Windsor Knolls

Overdevelopment a costly proposition

County residents bear the burden of funding growth as officials consider tax hikes. The writer argues farmers, seniors, and families on fixed incomes cannot shoulder more costs while services like schools, public safety, and public works face pay needs and staffing shortages amid ongoing development. The piece condemns politicians for using residents as scapegoats and rushing to approve development-driven solutions.

Voter memory and sausage politics provoke reflection

Letters critique pre election campaigning and tax boosts as voters fixate on recent history. A Tim Ferguson quote likens legislation to sausage making, suggesting public distrust of political double talk before actions. The section closes with charged accusations about child abuse tied to named individuals.

Singapore Tim Ferguson Mr. Ferguson

Richard Roberts case prompts church member to question justice

A church member who knew Richard Roberts, convicted of child abuse, questions whether the criminal justice system reveals the truth or merely secures a conviction. The writer stresses safeguarding children while wrestling with Roberts’s ongoing threat assessment and probation violation.

Richard Roberts Roberts Mr. Roberts

Committee forum on Yellow Pages dispute over teen resource pamphlet

WES ANDREWS reports that Krystal Picazo and Lisa Shereika opposed including P FLAG and SMYAL numbers in The Yellow Pages pamphlet for Frederick County teenagers. The committee, health professionals and educators, voted to include the numbers.

Krystal Picazo Family Life Advisory Committee Lisa Shereika P Flag Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Smyal Sexual Minority Youth Acceptance League Frederick County Frederick

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with writer age address and home and business phones for verification. Due to high volume, not all letters are published and poetry religious verse and copies of letters are not accepted.

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