Maryland Plans To Ease College Costs For Families
Editorial discusses rising private college tuition pushing families into debt and affecting small private colleges. It highlights two Maryland programs, the Prepaid College Trust and the Maryland College Investment Plan, offering tax exemptions and deductions to help families prepay or invest for future tuition, making college more affordable and feasible for more parents.
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Debate over cloning embryos splits public, faiths clash
Readers react to Worcester Mass embryo cloning news. Some label embryos as human life and demand bans, others urge reasoned debate and medical potential. President Bush condemns the procedure. supporters call for personal choice and future cures.
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Amnesia victim linked to FBI file. loitering arrest in Frederick
Willis Stewart Gregory, 88, of 429 E Race St Martinsburg WV, was arrested for loitering in Frederick. released and escorted home by his brother Clarence. Gregory, said to have amnesia from a past fall, has six children. A Brazilian dance group from Rio performed at Hood College Bradbeck Hall free to the public. New traffic lights for Bentz Street Market and Patrick streets expected to start soon. The 1981 Snow Ball at Frederick Memorial Hospital raised funds with music by Too Many People and The Ted Clark Big Band. Harvard Gazette notes former Frederick resident James R Rice named Gordon McKay Professor of Engineering Science and Geophysics.
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Trooper's perspective on repeat DWI dangers and injuries
A Maryland State Police veteran recalls brutal DWIs and near misses from suspects with prior convic tions. He warns that lax handling and influential connections can release dangerous drivers and endanger officers and families. He urges stronger consequences to prevent future tragedies.
Illustrious sheriff pushes academy to build empire
Robert Brennan of Thurmont argues against a county sheriff training academy. He says the project is aimed at empire building and increasing taxes, noting many existing state academies already meet needs.
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Grasping at straws in early GOP critique
In a November letter Anglebower argues Republicans grasping at straws with few White House successes to celebrate though President Bush enjoys high approval. The writer notes ongoing conservative frustration and cites Bush's near 90 percent approval as a contrast. Adamstown mentions Rick Richtmyer.
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Letter to the Editor on foreign aid and democracy
The writer urges increasing U S foreign aid to save children and educate them, criticizing neglect and corruption. They urge contacting lawmakers and President Bush, warn of Scrooge like indifference, and advocate defense of democracy and self-reliance for future generations. The piece cites Larry Intich in New Market and Sandra Nolman in Uniontown.
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Abstinence Education Debate Sparks Policy Edge
TEF Frederick County data shows 2002 teen births at 31 percent of under 20 with five births under 16 and 106 births to 18 year olds. Proponents caution abstinence-only policies mislead. comprehensive programs linked to lower teen pregnancy rates.
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Wealth, Charity and Crime Stir a Town
A wealthy industrialist in a thriving town faces a brutal crime in which several of his relatives are killed at his home. The tragedy sparks public outrage and a debate over aid, education, and charity as the heaviest spender contemplates reprioritizing giving from $500,000 to only $400 for the town’s poor. The narrative contrasts local needs with broader national and international aid in the aftermath of turmoil.
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Staying United Key to Success in a Time of Terror
A nation seeks unity after sectarian attacks on U S icons. Citizens urged to sacrifice, stay informed, and support justice while safeguarding freedoms. calls for collective resolve to maintain democracy amid fear and ongoing threats.
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Letters to the Editor We waioma your lets
Readers are urged to submit exclusive letters to The News Fos SINAC, with names and contact details. The paper notes some letters may be published online but requests proper addresses and adherence to posting guidelines. Nonreligious content only. petitions and multiple copies accepted via mail or fax.
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