Bush stem cell decision mirrors Clinton era gays in the military
The piece contrasts George Bush and Bill Clinton on divisive moral issues. It argues Bush chose a middle path on stem cell research, similar to Clinton's dont ask dont tell approach, while noting the decision's potential to spur scientific progress and moral debate. It discusses the broader implications for fetal research, cloning, and the role of information in guiding public policy.
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Eorge Bush
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bush
Mr Bush
Mr. Bush
Bush policy on embryonic stem cell research sparks debate
Scripps Howard News Service reports Bush tied federal funding to research on stem cells from embryos destroyed before August 9 2001 arguing moral and political stakes. Critics note growing embryo stockpiles in fertility clinics and demand for broader access to lines for disease cures.
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Bush
Sens
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Bill Frist
Tennessee
NBC News
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Wisconsin
Thompson
University of Wisconsin-Madison
NBC
Andrea Mitchell
Tson
Wall Street
Local aero gear demo and layoff at Masonic site
Yesterday CITIZEN'S Truck Company showcased 535000 aero equipment starting at Culler Lake with 160 foot aluminum ladders on a tractor trailer and a standpipe thrower. Demonstrations moved to the Masonic Temple on West Church Street where ladders rose to the roof. THE MUSE Tailoring Co announced a two week lay off affecting about 350 workers due to overproduction. Local Naval Reserve unit No 527 hosted a summer outing at Fishing Creek with officers and new members. Two US Air Force F-51 aircraft diverted to Frederick Municipal Airport for fuel, a third later flown in with fuel.
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Citizen's Truck Company
Culler Lake
Masonic Temple
West Church Street
Muse Tailoring Co
Wisner Street
Naval Reserve
Fishing Creek
Aty Cabin
Charles 5
Lane
Iacuou Ural
Mie vAnieohesQuynt Usn
Trenton K Ruebush
Camp Derick
George Speer
Urbana
James I, Lockadoo
Frederick
Vernon Foster
Frederick Municipal
Frederick Republicans plan solar wall at Lewis Mill Jefferson
Frederick County Republicans gathered at the Filephant Club for their annual fundraiser at Fishing Creek Club. Attendees included Bertha M. Kennedy, David Grove, Alder man James S Grimes, Paul L Crum Jr, Garland P Feaga, Mary G Williams, Edward G Higinbotham Sr, Fleur Bresler, Charles A Fogle, Alderman Calvin Bartgis, John and Bob Hanson, Dr John Darnell, James Askkins, and Michael S Milliner. They finalized plans to install the SHOWCASE solar wall on the historic Lewis Mill in Jefferson.
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Frederick County
Filephant Club
Fishing Creek Club
Bertha M. Kennedy
David Grove
Frederick City
James S. Grimes
Paul L Crum Jr
Frederick
Garland P Feaga
Republican Central Committee
Mary G. Williams
Board of County Commissioners
Edward G. Higinbotham Sr
Fleur Bresler
Maryland Federation of Republican Women
Charles A. Fogle
Calvin Bartgis
John and
Bob Hanson
Catoctin Pottery
John Darnell
James Askkins
Michael S. Milliner
Lewis Mill
Jefferson
Frederick bump and road joints on Jefferson Street
John Kosciusko of Jefferson critiques Maryland State Highway Administration for road repairs on Jefferson Street near U S 340. He describes a raised edge at surface joins that causes vehicles to become airborne and scatter debris, warning of further displacement and snowplow impacts after future repairs.
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Frederick
Jefferson Street
U.S. 340
Don Kornreich on free speech in schools
In a letter to the editor Frederick Don Kornreich applauds a child's suggested answer to a question about free speech. He notes schools abridge speech for diversity sensitivity and politics, calling the child perceptive for recognizing ongoing restrictions in education.
Alternative school program praised by parent
Sharon Hawker describes an alternative school in Westminster that kept her son on track to graduate on time with strong grades. She notes a single-teacher classroom, immediate parental contact for absences, and overall high satisfaction.
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South Carroll High School
Westminster
Literacy Council ESL tutoring offer and harsh views on lawsuits
A letter encourages volunteering to teach English to immigrants in Frederick County and defends their work ethic while criticizing stereotypes. It also critiques a shark attack lawsuit sentiment, arguing such claims exploit tragedy. The author, William J. Nolle, and Mark Hughes signatures appear.
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Frederick County
Public Debate on Traumatic Images and Children
Letter writers argue graphic abortion pictures traumatize minors, comparing to decades of disturbing images in media and advertising. They urge consistent outrage at all shocking images involving children and question why protests target abortion visuals alone.
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Viet Nam
Biafra
Eretria
Sudan
Somalia
Bosnia
Kosovo
Victimless crimes debate sparked by letter to editor
A reader replies to Pat Skidmore's July 25 letter arguing crimes like drug dealing and prostitution have victims. The writer contends many victims exist and challenges the columnist viewpoint, naming societal harm and personal losses as evidence. By Varnells Charlton.
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Pat Skidmore
No hablar inglés letter sparks debate on immigration
A Liz letter labeled Lazy immigrants not wanted here prompts criticism and discussion about English language use and immigrant expectations. Tam, ESL coordinator for the Literacy Council of Frederick County, weighs in with two comments on August 13, urging language acquisition while noting inclusive approaches.
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Tam
Lateracy Council
Fredenck County
States want smokers
A former smoker writes that rising cigarette prices were the trigger to quit after years of trying. The letter argues states tax smokers heavily to fund entitlements, presuming political clout remains weak for low income smokers and accusing policymakers of regressive taxation and entrenching control.
Children and Pets Left in Hot Cars Critique
A reader criticizes parents and drivers for leaving animals and children unattended in hot cars. She cites two recent incidents including a dog in sunlit heat and children with the engine running, warning of dangers and potential fatalities. She urges change and condemns such behavior.
Bahamas shark attack sparks possible damages suit
A guest celebrating his tenth wedding anniversary in the Bahamas was mauled by a shark, losing a leg. His wife seeks damages from the resort owner, potentially involving attorney Johnnie Cochran, after lifeguards reportedly did not immediately intervene.
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Bahamas
Hs Resort
Johnnie Cochran
OJ Simpson
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor with real name address and contact numbers. Due to high volume the paper cannot guarantee publication and poems religious or lyric pieces are not printed. Letters may also appear on the papers website.
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Paabanca
INET
Lees
Fredenck
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Mark Hughes Frederick
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Shoshana Brounstein Frederick
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