Vandalism Trends Spark Calls for Community Action
A Frederick area report chronicles years of vandalism against cars homes garages mailboxes and public spaces costing the city 25000 in six months last year. Recent incidents include 8300 damage to a construction trailer near Middletown and rock throwing at Diggs Pool. Suggestions range from restitution by vandals families to a hard demolition based cleanup to restore security.
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Frederick
Middletown
Diggs
Frederick City
Fleagle responds to Meachum column about smoking
Arnold N. Fleagle defends his name amid a Meachum column mischaracterizing him as a smoker. He clarifies he does not smoke and notes the distortion could harm his reputation. He recounts band smoking policy discussions, band member actions, and Harmony Band progress and recruitment.
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Roy Meachum
Meachum
Fleagle
Mr. Fleagle
Mr. Meachum
Fay Raginski
Board of Directors
Court House
Harmony
Arnold N. Fleagle
Harmony Cornet Band
Perjury questions swirl as Whitewater hearings drag on
William A. Rusher argues the Senate probes yield no smoking gun yet reveal multiple sworn contradictions over Foster death documents. He highlights Maggie Williams and Bernard Nussbaum meetings, disputed storage of files, and evasive testimony. Without corroboration, liars may walk free.
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Courapetor Ake
Senate
Whitewater
Sen. D'Amato
Clintons
Vince Foster
Foster
White House
Bernard Nussbaum
David Kendall
Thomas Castleton
Carolyn Huber
Ms. Williams
Michael Spafford
Clifford Sloan
Nussbaum
Mr. Nussbaum
Sloan
Adm
John Poindexter
Reagan
National Security Council
Iran
Poindexter
Williams
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
William A. Rusher
Claremont Institute For the Study of
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Everedy Company suspends wartime output plans layoff risk
The Everedy Company halted wartime munitions production and began reconversion to pots and skillets with many layoffs likely until Labor Day. Four other Frederick industries expect no layoffs. County officials report realtor interest in Winchester Hall sale exceeding 40 000 initial offer. Hood College grants aid assist 19 Frederick County girls including Derr Hendrickson Keller Neal and others. DOT backs Plan B routing of 3.8 miles of I 70 near Frederick. Frederick NAACP awards gold certificates to Police Chief Main and Mayor Young for drive. Airport Week plans at Frederick Municipal Airport include static display airplane rides and jet arrival.
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Everedy Company
Frederick Industries
Frederick County
Hood College
Frederick Female Seminary
Elizabeth Derr
Louise Hendrickson
Lois Keller
Mildred Keller
Mary Sue Neal
Margaret Smith
Sarah C. Thomas
Pauline K. Toms
Elizabeth Bellis
Rebecca Derr
Margaret Green
Vera Keller
Sara Safrit
Audrey Callaway
Frances Grove
Ann Brandenburg
Helvise Gessner
Charlotte Sheffer
Evelyn Stup
Frederick
Charles V. Main
Ronald N. Young
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Elizabeth Burker
Airport Commission
Frederick Municipal Airport
Fresh air photo warms Frederick morning edition
A reader praises The Frederick Post for a morning front page showing a cheerful image of a child enjoying a water sprinkler. The letter expresses appreciation for positive coverage and hopes for more heartwarming pictures to start the day.
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Frederick Post
One on One With Dr Bartlett in Frederick County Meeting
On August 24 Dr Bartlett will hold a series of one on one meetings in Frederick County to hear concerns and opinions on his performance as a federal representative. He cites the national debt and future taxes as key issues and notes progress on spending cuts and a plan to balance the budget by 2002.
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Frederick County
Washington
National Defense
Clinton
House
Senate
Congress
Letters in conferences on Medicare and county growth
In a series of conference letters Congressman Roscoe Bartlett outlines GOP plans to cut federal spending, protect Social Security, and reform Medicare to avert bankruptcy by raising per beneficiary spending to 6700 by 2002. He schedules meetings in Frederick County and criticizes county officials for school overcrowding and lost programs, naming Warren R. Evans.
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House
Congress
Clinton
Trustees of
Medicare
Frederick County
Brunswick
Brunswick St
Frederick
Buckeystown Pike
Walkersville
Frederick St
Thurmont
Water St
Short-sighted to blame BOE for budget cuts
A reader criticizes county government for underfunding the Board of Education, noting loss of programs like elementary music and eighth grade Outdoor School, and unmet teacher pay raise needs. The writer argues this underfunding weakens Frederick County’s school system and cites ongoing budget disputes with the County Commissioners.
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Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Frederick County
Appalled by get even attitude in Frederick alderman row
Dennis K Dudley writes a letter criticizing Frederick Alderman Jon Kreissig for racial and ethnic jokes about ducks in the park and comments about Chinese restaurants. He questions voting instincts, warns of a racist reputation, and rejects the alderman’s justification “Just kidding folks.” He regrets voting for Kreissig.
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Frederick City
Jon Kreissig
Frederick
Ms. Fraley
Mr. Kreissig
Frederick News-Post letter submission notice
Letters to the editor are welcome at The Frederick News-Post with required name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume not all letters can be published. send to 200 E Patrick or RO Box 578 Frederick MD 21705 or fax 662-8299.
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Frederick
News-Post
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William Rusher
Ponr
A. Grant Hooper
Winchester Hall
Mr. Hooper
Maryland Department of Transportation
Robert J. Haszyk
DOT
Sjamsville Road
East Patrick Street
Anna M. Poole Frederick
Dr. Bartlett
Roscoe Bartlett
Warren R. Evans Frederick
Boe
Dennis K. Dudley Frederick
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