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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2001
Page
4
A discussion of infant sleep safety contrasts dangers of bed sharing with a method to train babies to sleep in cribs. It outlines a step by step approach using brief re assurances, a timer, and gradual withdrawal to help infants master self soothing and sleep without parental bed sharing risks.
Bush administration debates abandoning the Clinton approach to Colombia as fights grow. U S trained troops focus on eradication and lab raids while potential backing for President Pastrana’s government rises. Officials warn ceding territory and demilitarized zones fail. calls mount for closer military ties to battle FARC and narco-trafficking amid U S concern over a potential spillover.
Twenty five charter members enrolled as the Carroll Manor 4ons Club organized under Frederik in Carroll Manor Grange Hall. The club includes residents of Doubs Adamstown and Buckeystown. The Local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals held a supper at Rose Hill Manor with new officers elected and a membership drive planned. Commander Dudley M Page named chair. Susie Marken elected president.
Landowners along U S 15 challenge county plans to down zone 2.6 acres from commercial to agriculture After 15 years of permits improvements and taxes they face potential loss of a built to code commercial site Their letters to the press question county planners motives and seek compensation or up zoning discussions follow public reaction and planning questions raised by residents and business owners.
A Frederick County resident warns against proposed zoning changes near U S 15, claiming threats to local businesses and the American dream. He urges attendance at a county commission meeting at Winchester Hall on Aug 28 at 7 p m, arguing exemptions may be denied and developers gain control. He frames the issue as a broader fight across districts and appeals to public support.
The Frederick Post letters discuss varied issues from YMCA discrimination claims to power outages and social topics. Readers ask why NAACP hasn’t commented on alleged three black male discrimination at YMCA gym hours, while other letters praise YMCA childcare and raise security concerns.
A reader criticizes Dick Gephardt for portraying a $600 figure as nation wrecking, urges him to shift emphasis from perceived complaints to policy. The letter names Myron Taylor of Brookeville as a referenced contact.
A reader letter blasts the FCC for policy debates on diversity and public policy shaped by religious philosophy. The writer argues against government regulation of personal life and urges emphasis on individual choice amid debates involving PCC and trustees.
The Frederick News-Post invites exclusive Letters to the Editor with the writer’s full name, home address, and home and business numbers. Some letters may be edited or not published due to volume. Submissions accepted by mail, fax, or email.
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