Thoughts, Privacy, and the Boundaries of Thought Crime
A column discusses a 10 year prison term for publishing sexual content about children and questions whether thoughts or fantasies, even private ones, could or should be illegal. It probes future law, medical tech, and surveillance risks eroding personal liberty and mental privacy, citing Orwellian concerns.
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Jamal
Goestuns
Istind
Tomas
Luc
Benson Wolman
George Orwell
Hecht eyes shift as she chairs bandwagon against Mooney
A Frederick column portrays Sue Hecht transforming into a crusader against GOP state Senator Alex Mooney. It notes her power with Gov. Glendening, clashes with fellow Democrats, and hints at her possible run in the Third District. The piece cites backing from Miller and Taylor and speculates on redistricting effects and political aims.
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Sue Hecht
Alex Mooney
Msrecht
Frederick
Parris Glendening
Annapolis
Siole Democrat
General Assembly
Tom Lynch
Lynch
Bruce Reeder
Charles A. Smith
Jan Gardner
Ms Hecht
Frederiks Bobbsey Twins
Democratic Party
Bobbsey
Elas
Hechts
Will
Crusader
Tim Ferguson
Katzenjammer
Dartmouth
Jammer
Mr. Mooney
Moorey
Mooney
Maryland
Red Cross
Hospice
Weinberg Center
Doug
Fredenck City
Alex Moones
George W Bush as a model for American leisure values
An opinion piece argues George W. Bush redefines work and rest, portraying him as a buccaneering reformer who promotes vacations and balance over overwork. It contrasts the president’s downtime with a stressed workforce, citing his frequent escapes and the notion that leisure can shape national character.
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George Bush
Bush
Jimmy Grove wins national Soap Box Derby heat at Derby Downs
Jimmy Grove representing Predenck Neus Must competed before 20 000 spectators at Derby Downs Akron. He advanced in one of the fastest heats, while Dar Win Cooper of Williamsport Pa topped 140 competitors from the Low 48 states and Alaska to win $5 000 scholarship for school. SGT Mitchell, USMC, husband of Martha Nythe, and CAPT Heskiac Foster, Maryland Wing, featured in notes, plus local planning debates over truck stops and Opossumtown ice upgrade potentially delaying Amber Meadows access.
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Jimmy Grove US
Derby Downs
Akron
Hind
Darwin Cooper
Williamsport
Arias
Alaska
School of His Cave
Heskiac Foster
Fredenck Crut Air Patrol
Maryland Wing
Frendship International Airport
Baltimore
Hershel Gibbs
Foster
New Dties
FHS frosh respond to criticism with praise
Paul Haney defends Frederick High School in a letter, noting caring teachers, helpful staff, and positive activities. He emphasizes that one incident should not color the overall experience, urging new freshmen not to worry and to value the school’s diverse and community oriented environment.
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Frederick High School
FHS
Frederick High
Responding to a FHS student concern about a teacher
Tiffany Cutts writes to defend Frederick High School noting Denise Ha ee es fod é principal heard her complaint about a teacher in 2000 2001. A meeting followed and she was reassigned to be the teacher's aide for five days. She credits the administration for resolving the issue and praises the school and staff. She urges freshmen to attend FHS and looks forward to her senior year.
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FHS
Be Pe
Denise
Land of opportunity or burden The immigration tax call
Charles Lehman of Walkersville argues that immigrants must pay taxes and work to build a life in the United States. He praises opportunity and cites Arnold Schwarzenegger and others as examples, while condemning those who come to rely on welfare.
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America
Land of
Opportunity
Arnold Schwartzenegger
Jean-Claude von Damme
Ivan Reitman
Residents oppose Brunswick development and urge Olney relocation
Letters from Mike Woolsey and Joyce Taylor criticize Maryland planners and state leaders over a Brunswick project and broader policy issues. They urge relocating developers back to Olney, defend Frederick's traditions, oppose liberal policies seen as harming education and housing, and question abortion expenditure figures cited by Maryland Right to Life.
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Montgomery
Brunswick Developments
Brunswick
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Brupewick City
Olney
Columbine
Ie Ae
Ager
Board of Education
Maryland
Immigrant English Skills Letter Provoked Local Debate
A July letter argues newcomers should make a conscious effort to learn English so they are understood. The writer, referencing immigrants including Hispanics, expresses mixed views and notes admiration for hardworking individuals while condemning others regarded as not trying.
No debate and votes blocked on abortion bills in 2001
A stalled 2001 Maryland General Assembly session blocked multiple pro life bills including parental notice, abortion reporting, and informed consent requirements. The article notes committee inaction and ongoing Maryland taxpayer funding for abortion programs.
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Mwai Hy Kaw Iy
Taiyiand
Sette
Maryland
Bridgeworker life and night shifts defended in Thurmont letter
Bonnie Yingling argues that bridgeworkers spend nights on site or in equipment and under bridges, not seen by the public. She contends critics underestimate the demanding, unseen labor after twenty years building three sons who pursued the trade.
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H. Jarry Santucci
Letters to the Editor policy notice at Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post outlines letters to the editor guidelines including no religious verse, limited appeals, and contact options. It lists the mailing address P O Box 578 Frederck MD 21705, plus a fax number and email for submissions.
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Frederick News-Poat
P.O
Frederck
Tredericknewspoat.com
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