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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1994
Page
4
Parents teachers and supporters filled the Frederick County hearing urging higher or preserved funding for public schools. Commissioners face tax funded needs while election year pressures complicate any boost amid worries over health aids and special education funding.
Emil S Maynard outlines how severe winter in Frederick County and region damaged concrete surfaces through freeze thaw cycles and de icing chemicals. He urges proper mixing curing and finishing practices, mentions a 3500 psi standard and warns about environmental impacts of ammonium salts.
A columnist critiques Captain James D. Morrison's April commentary on the National Guard, arguing that war ethics are mythologized, rules are crafted by victors after conflict, and that Vietnam era actions by the Guard against protesters reveal the dangers of treating war as a moral game. The piece cautions against equating military service with higher morality and notes the Kent State killings as a grim counterpoint.
Leon Adie of Taneytown argues that war morality collapses under fire. He claims captains bombing cities and killing civilians are heroic, while soldiers who survive combat mirror brutal reality. He warns that religious and legal rules fail on the battlefield and urges staying alive as the only rule.
Alton Y. Bennett reports the county completed an 83 minute blackout drill under a new alert system with Maryland State Police coordination. Officials toured a Winchester plant and 35 C&O Canal hikers urged federal funds for canal restoration. The meeting also covered potential tax effects from a water permit delay impacting Carroll Creek sewer work.
Letter writer Brandon Cook Lyman argues pastors attack church members and outsiders, questions the church’s money image, and recalls Jesus feeding the 5 000 and Stephen’s martyrdom to probe faith and judgment in Williamsport and Bush Creek. He notes the sting of sermons and public critique.
The writer criticizes repeated federal flood aid requests as taxpayers subsidizing others' views, noting Oklahoma Missouri and Iowa Illinois events. He recalls Davenport's longtime anguish over floods and questions the adequacy of money to repair emotional harm, arguing relief may not be a federal problem if floods recur.
A reader argues federal disaster payments should fund relocation from flood plains and condemn rebuilding there. They urge states to map flood zones, bar new construction, and support the Sixth District representative Bartlett, praising responsive politicians. The letter mixes policy stance with voter appeal.
Reader lauds Dr Bartlett for charitable acts and hands on help on Christmas Eve 1993. Mentions fixing a neighbor's electricity, donating part of his salary to Maryland scholarships, and ongoing community leadership. Compares him favorably to Truman while critiquing political rhetoric.
Nancy Chu urges compassion after Gadra expelled a student to protect others. She emphasizes first restore safety and values through family home teaching, discipline, and community support, outlining options like crafts, volunteer work, or apprenticeships to enable a return to school later.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters from readers and requests name address and phone number for verification. It notes that publication cannot be guaranteed due to high volume and provides mailing and telephone contact options for submissions.
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