Reservation power debate risks tribal rights and grid stability
The piece argues that carving power projects onto Indian reservations could stabilize energy for millions while empowering tribes like Fort Mojave. It cautions against lowering environmental safeguards, notes past harms from white settlement, and calls for tribal control over development amid a looming power crunch.
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FREderick School Board confronts abstinence pledge push
A three member Family Life Advisory Committee aims to require students in health classes to pledge chastity until marriage and drop birth control education. Critics say the plan moralizes sex education and ignores scientific guidance, while officials consider timing and scope.
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Armties
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News-Post
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Tussin
BOE
Anne Hooper
Ron Peppe
Frederick County
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America
Race conference risks racism at UN Durban event
The United Nations World Conference Against Racism in Durban faces critique that it could foster racism and reparation disputes. Proponents want accountability for slavery, while opponents warn of vengeance over past harms and selective funding. The Bush administration may skip participation if the agenda turns punitive.
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Leorn
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Michael Melchior
Associated Press
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The Thrash er farm near Jefferson hosts conservation day
The Thrasher farm near Jefferson showcased conservation practices from Maryland Conservation Field Day. Advisory committee members Ray Valentine, J Willum Howard, and CE Cuvell attended. The Bicentennial Celebration ended with a crowd and Elizabeth M Reid crowned queen by State Roads Chairman Hays Sell McCain. The queen’s court included Heth Rover, Lila Lee Martin, Mat Fradey Wiltis Wid sler, Ruby Lidne, and Janet Late. The Bridge over 170 at the Frederick Washington County line was named The Bill Pate Portal to Appalachia and dedicated by Guy Harry K Hughes with Gov. Ko MeKekhn’s representative. Public Works said power outages hit downtown from late circuits. Hickory Hill garden apartments opened in Frederick City, a 162-unit project funded by federal, state and private sources via the National Corporation for Housing Partnerships.
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Lila Lee Martin
Mat Fradey Wiltis Widsler
Ruby Lidne
Janet Late
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Bill Pate
Appalachia
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Pate
Mary
Hickory Hill Garden Apartments
Frederick City
National Corporation For Housing Partnerships
Washington
Warfield leaves area amid heavy press scrutiny
A writer thanks Douglas Warfield for his letter to the editor amid sharp media criticism over a January 8 2000 Jeep accident. The author, friend to Brandon Chesnik and Justin Warfield, condemns public blame and notes Justin must relocate after losing a close friend and a beloved teacher.
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Justin Warfield
Brandon Chesnik
Justin
Brandon
Public Trust and Moral Standards for Leaders
A reflective piece discusses how society holds elected officials police and educators to higher ethics due to their influence and responsibility. It argues individuals must accept scrutiny and accountability, noting parental citizens’ role in judging public figures when misconduct harms children and communal safety.
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Public figures urged to consider consequences of actions
Letters reference Jensberger Blaine Ye Jim Grimes William Van Hall Justin Warfield and Phillip Harper Gust, warning those in public trust to recognize the impact of their actions on others who look up to them and respect their positions.
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Blaine
Jim Grimes
William van Hall
Justin Warfield
Phillip Harper Gust
Community letters weigh both sides of dwarfism and youth rights
A reader discusses limb lengthening surgery for dwarfs, praising balanced coverage and noting late side effects like arthritis. They share family experiences, endorse diverse achievements, and argue for informed, nuanced reporting. The letter also critiques underage drinking laws and supports responsible moderation.
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Sangent Jay
Maury Povich
Underage Drinking Laws Spark Youth Resentment
Letter argues Maryland underage drinking laws backfire by policing proof of age at bars and liquor stores. Author says counterfeit documents flourish, youths face humiliation in lines, and regimentation fuels contempt for government. advocates waiting until age 18.
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Maryland
East Germany
Frederick City police oversight gains support
LEN WINNINGS urges creation of a Frederick City citizen oversight committee mirroring a county panel to review police matters. He cites national media scrutiny and argues such bodies would balance policy, curb abuse, and shield agencies from negative press.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Washington Post
Prince George's
Letters to the Editor Guidelines and Contact Details
Editorial policy describes letters require writer name address and business phone. It notes submissions may be edited for publication and outlines how to send letters by mail to The Frederick News-Post with a P O Box and the fax and email contacts.
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