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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1996

Page

6

Rape awareness prompts safety tips amid string of attacks

A local crime advisory notes three rapes in less than three weeks in the county, with incidents on Connecticut Avenue in Aspen and Redland Road near a Metro station. Police urge vigilance, staying in well lit areas, locking doors, and carrying protection as residents are advised to walk with others and seek safe shelters. The guidance references self defense and says Mace is legal with a permit.

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Frederick area notes on veterans and early trolley history

This item surveys Frederick Maryland during the week noting retirements of two military figures from Fort Detrick Captain William M Houk and Command Sergeant Major David Farello. It recalls Fort Detrick careers and local ties while touching on Frederick trolley service centennial, Hagerstown Potomac Edison roots, and banker Emory Coblentz.

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Return to the scene of the crime in San Diego GOP bid

The Republican Party gathers in San Diego to formalize Robert Dole’s presidential bid. The piece recounts Nixon era bids, ITT funding, and a Watergate shadow over the 1972 convention efforts, with details of internal memos and a senate hearing.

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Frederick area notes and civic moves in brief

Lt Frank Dorsey and Officer Nelson Cockrell found few starlings in Hospital Park as residents led by Ben Gilbert Frank Smith and John A Hansen disrupted a pyrotechnic event. CAMP Detrick expanded by 400 acres along Shookstown Road with War Department ownership transfer from Thomas Specht and the late Austin Baughman plus a 50 acre border near Rocky Springs Road. City employees got a $2 weekly raise costing $7377 for the year. County officials voted to build a 50000 gallon per day sewage plant off Bethel Road to fix septic issues at White Rock, while Woodboro awaits funding for a $1 million sewer system on a county wish list. Eight 4-H exchange visitors hosted by Frederick County youths with local hosts Ellen Mayne Mary Jane Ramsburg Kay Meunier Debbie Plana fan Helen Smariga Jane Linthicum Esther Stup Julie Glyn Jonas.

Frank Dorsey Hospital Park Nelson Cockrell Ben Gilbert Frank Smith John A. Hansen Camp Detrick Shookstown Road War Department Austin Thomas Helen Specht Austin Baughman Rocky Springs Road Frederick County Lawrence A. Dorsey Paul L. Crum Edgar C. Wirts Bethel Road White Rock Sterling Bollinger Donald L. Lewis Await Cindy Matsuzaki Lorna Piltz Jan Omori Monica Saito Dorothea Miranda Shari Komo Boni Lally Cindy Carvalho Ellen Mayne Mary Jane Ramsburg Kay Meunier Debbie Planafan Helen Smariga Jane Linthicum Esther Stup Julie Glyn-Jonas

Lucky districts clash over school funding and tech gaps

Carmen Kowalski laments unequal school resources in Frederick County, noting Urbana High’s new full internet wiring and career education grant while other high schools lack air conditioning and strong program choices. She questions decision makers and tax parity.

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Humane Society Review Board Denies Return of Feta the Dog

A reader endorses the Humane Society decision to refuse Wolfes' return of dog Feta. The writer notes dog ownership struggles, praises the board, and hopes for future protections for vulnerable dependents, comparing to child rights.

Humane Society Review Board Wolfes Mr. Wolfe Humane Society Pete

Contested Claims Surround Larry Pratt and Church Ties

The text argues against portraying Larry Pratt as racist and notes his church includes an African American pastor. It questions the label and describes Pratt as a white individual who attends a multiracial church. It also mentions his comments about the Second Amendment and radical militia concerns.

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Letters with the ACLU on a shared Fourth An interest

Larry Pratt, a Sixth District veteran, writes about collaborating with the ACLU on a single issue. He notes that agreement on one matter does not imply alignment on theology or character, but that common ground existed in that instance with John C. Laughland.

ACLU Billy Larry Pratt

Letter complains about Maryland State Lottery fees

Gary S Grable Sr of Emmitsburg writes to vent frustration over 45 cent a minute calls to learn winning numbers and accuses the Maryland Lottery of overcharging players. He vows to stop playing after 20 years and urges others to protest higher costs.

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Letter calls Dr Bartlett an extremist in wage debate

A reader labels Dr Roscoe Bartlett an extremist for opposing minimum wage and for beliefs on government and business. The letter cites his stance on wages, land use, and endorsement of a Pratt book as proof of extreme views, arguing two sides exist in every debate.

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Letters to the Editor from Frederick News Readers

Readers send in letters to the editor at Frederick News and are assured publication due to high letter volume. Correspondence is directed to Letters to the Editor at Post, 200 E Patrick St, P O Box 57, Frederick MD 21705.

Frederick Newset Garantee E. Patrick St Plo Frederick, MD

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