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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1999
Page
5
A column argues that questions about George W. Bushs past drug use shape the presidential race. It notes Clinton era marijuana talk and Bushs shifting denials, urging voters to demand clear positions and foreign policy stance while acknowledging the potential impact on Bushs candidacy.
Northern Illinois study notes gender bias in obituary pages with men far outnumbering women in major papers. The Frederick News-Post asserts equal obituary treatment, while local data cites a 74 median age at death in Frederick County. The piece also covers Breezewood traffic causes and Bud Shuster related byways, LAT A reforms, and FCC actions impacting local telephone tolls. Judy Odds & Ends appears biweekly.
The piece surveys presidential hopefuls including Bauer Dole Gore Bush McCain Quayle Keyes Forbes and others who tie faith to personal development and national policy. It notes their varied approaches from vocally outspoken to cautious about public prayer amid political life.
The 115th Infantry of the Maryland National Guard completed its first week with the 29th Division at Indiantown Gap Pa featuring M1 carbine pistol and rifle and 60 mm mortar fire. Rev William C Royal begins 34th year as First Baptist Frederick pastor, active in Lions Club and community boards. J Mil ton Cram of Frederick ends 30 years with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Four days of federal labor hearings on nursing petition for collective bargaining wrap in Frederick. Frederick Carroll Inc American Heart Association hits 46000 goal to support heart research and education. Janet Farmer and John Winters join Frederick County Human Relations Board. Red Oak trees planted on West Church Street provide shade as they mature. Economic doubts surface over Maryland Midland Railway rail revival viability in northern county.
Millard M Mast ring argues Frederick could sell water tank space to advertisers, citing billboard innovations in Seattle and challenging Historic District Commission. He contends the commission has no regard for Frederick’s past and suggests monetizing landmark tanks to lower taxes.
A Johnsville rodeo ranch laments a Frederick News-Post feature that focused six paragraphs on world champion Clinton Cessna’s missing teeth. The family defends its values, condemns quotes about tobacco use, and notes they refuse tobacco sponsorships to keep events clean and family friendly.
Letters praise a ranch show and pro rodeo events that have donated over $10,000 to Hospice of Frederick County since 1997 and $800 from a pit beef stand for Hospice. The 4-H club and performers from Ireland to California are highlighted, with notes on attendees and a critic’s view of breed and training topics.
A Bouvier des Flandres is portrayed in Warner Brothers film A Dog of Flanders. Rescue volunteers warn that quick-breed Bouviers from mills may have health and temperament flaws. Education on health, certifications, and training is urged to avoid shelter abandonments and family harm.
A letter from RUQAIYA ASAD laments rapid Frederick County growth. She cites more deer and other wildlife killed at busy intersections like Md 26 and Routzahn's Way. She urges farmers and longtime residents to protect land to save wildlife, farms, and future generations.
The Fradenck News-Post invites signed exclusive letters and personal contact details while noting poetry or prank submissions are excluded. Due to high volume, not all letters are published and content may be abridged for space. Submission methods include mail, fax, and email to the editor.
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