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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2001
Page
5
Editorial notes a homeless man spent 92 days jailed on assault and other charges including impersonating an officer and carrying a weapon before being acquitted by Judge W Milner Roberts. The piece cites credibility biases, poverty, and police reports from youths who claimed he harassed them across Carroll Creek, with defense help from Susan Puhala.
The weekend box office shows Planet of the Apes raking in nearly 70 million as a non holiday three day record while Jennifer Sota shines in SAB’s Children of Eden at West Patrick Street’s Cultural Center. Tim Burton’s Planet of the Apes draws large crowds, but critics note it mixes sci fi fantasy with satire and diverges from the 1968 original.
A piece from Newspaper Enterprise Assa emphasizes shifting from winning at all costs to cooperative play. It cites Harvest Time and Beautiful Places board games, which foster joint effort to plant gardens and solve city issues, inspiring a family game business and showing sportsmanship in a rally that saved a game.
Old bricks from Washington and Frederick dwellings, some dating to 1869, are being reused in new homes as stated by Ignatius Kennedy. The Public Service Commission backs Frederck Gas Co in a Nat gas pipeline contract with Northeastern Construction of Harrisburg for a Rockville Frederick line, projected to take 60 days. Local inventor Harvey Scheetz seeks to light Frederick airport grounds with the World s Largest Flash Bulb, after two and a half years and $300 spent. The seventh reunion of several one room schools gathered at Rocky Springs School built in 1830 with program items and local names.
A reader argues against lying to children and advocates presenting the truth as a better model. The author cites concerns over misleading responses and stresses that parental example shapes values.
Den z il Nelson declares unwavering support for high standards in public schools and the workplace, insisting on consistent enforcement of righteous standards across communities.
A reader reflects on anger and forgiveness, questioning hurtful responses in the community. The piece mentions meeting Justin Warfield and emphasizes the need for empathy and learning from painful experiences as a path to healing.
A Walkersville reader, Leslie S. Schultz, argues that understanding and compassion guide life and condemns attacks on Justin as cowardly. The letter urges forgiveness and stresses the value of constructive dialogue.
Letters criticizing school leaders and staff in an alternative school surface amid debates on administration and parental involvement. The writers discuss legal troubles of teachers and administrators and advocate continued engagement, while a separate Frederick County remark praises power companies for potential improvements.
Julius Pellegrino Jr. comments on Lake Linganore plans and obstructionism linked to a 1991 Dasleheld Planned Unit development. He expresses disappointment, sadness, and anger toward opposition to the project affecting the general public.
Residents discuss potential new power plants in Frederick County to ease electrical shortages and rising prices. Officials consider opportunities to attract facilities and negotiate guarantees, weighing benefits against impact on the community and existing infrastructure.
Vanessa Frey voices strong support for keeping dangerous offenders behind bars after Huff Sr. received a lengthy sentence. She stresses protecting children as the top priority and criticizes early release attempts, urging continued safety measures to prevent future harm.
The Frederick News-Post welcomes letters with writers name and address and business phone but reserves abridgment for space. We do not publish religious verse or unsigned items. Submissions go to Letters to the Editor Frederick News-Post P O Box 578 Frederick MO 21705 or fax 3016626299 or email tatters frederichnewapost o
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