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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 2001

Page

4

Urbana High School football dynasty earns rare Maryland feat

Urbana High School achieved its 50th straight win and captured a fourth consecutive state football title, a Maryland first. The editorial lauds coach Dave Carruthers, staff, players, and supporters, praising excellence, pride, and school spirit as the driving force behind Urbana’s unprecedented run and the pure joy of success.

University of Maryland Byrd Stadium Frederick County Urbana Maryland Packers Cowboys Steelers Notre Dame Oklahoma Miami Florida State Dave Carruthers Urbana High Urbana High School Vince Lombardy

Debating Military Tribunals for Terror Suspects

The piece outlines three criticisms and three defenses of using military tribunals for non citizens suspected of terrorism. It stresses tribunals as an option not a guaranteed tool, notes procedural differences from criminal courts, and warns against confusing domestic arrests with wartime captures while urging constitutional rights and safety needs amid public opinion.

United States Uhuy Franklin Roosevelt

Hunters slay 46 deer as six day season opens in Catoctins

Officials estimate at least 3,000 hunters combed the Catoctin Mountains in Frederick County to kill 46 deer at the opening of the six day season. No injuries were reported. Police morale rises after pay and staffing boosts. Frederick plans a revitalized training program to improve efficiency. A new segment of U S 15 near Harmony Grove to Hansonville nears completion, including a bridge over Luceavora Creek, replacing a temporary long used. Hood neighbors hire Mark Horak to testify on rezoning the Hood farm and North Frederick College site. Golden Dragon Restaurant opens at 11 Last Street, Frederick, offering American and Chinese cuisine with Sie Liou as manager.

Catoctin Mountains Frederick County Frederick Harmony Grove Hansonville Luseavora Creek Hood Hood Farm Mark Horak City Planning Commission Hood College North Frederick Beverly Byram Jane Byron Frederick City Ronald N. Young Frederick C. Sie Liou Chelal

Afghan Women as Peace Builders in a Turbulent Nation

A reader urges U S government aid to stabilize Afghanistan by empowering women who comprise a large share of teachers and doctors. The letter argues women could lead peaceful reform, reduce terrorism, and alter history, citing historical examples and calling for print dissemination to inform public opinion.

Afghanistan Bie Pearl Harbor

Letters: raising they want him dead and the sun shines

Fred W. Stephens of Manchester criticizes U S, Israel, and Israeli leader on policy toward Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and Mr Sharon. He argues for honest discussion and action to achieve justice and peace, condemning silence and fear in the face of harsh leadership.

Osama al Qaeda Taliban U.S Israel Mr Sharon Sharon

Beating the beacon of freedom fear on bin Laden remarks

A reader argues against silencing Osama bin Laden and defends U S foreign policy from Truman to Bush warning that critics should reveal what bin Laden could say to force Americans to question government. The piece defends free speech and the beacon of liberty.

Howard J. Ferell Justice of the Times bin Laden Mr. Ferell Middle East Harry Georgeo Bush Althoweh Mc. Fezeli Fezel Wne

Community voices clash over school marriage education program

Laura Grimes-Hartley of Woodsboro condemns critics, defends teaching basic morals in schools, and urges inclusive public forums. She cites arguments over marriage, religion, AIDS, and youth guidance, urging respect for diverse views and parental involvement.

Ford Ron Linda Steve Debbie Augenbaugh Anne Hooper Jean Smith Lynn Carr Elizabeth Daniel Amelies

Had enough of Sharon insults and war policy critique

Americans and Israelis of conscience should reject Sharon’s arrogant, costly policy. The piece argues for immediate peace talks, condemns preemptive killings and settlements, and links U S support to extended conflict. It accuses Sharon and Netanyahu of extorting Palestinian land and arcs of destruction, urging accountability.

Sharon Israel Camp David U.S United Nations I Sraelis Benjamin Netanyahu Liberty Golan Heights Syria Labanon Vere Palestinia Sharan Aine Ues Osama bin Laden Ligue Yauking

Had to Have Been Kidding at County Board Meeting

A reporter notes Tom’s disbelief at the Frederick County Board of Monasticism over a “marriage factor” issue. The piece mocks the indignation from an educated community, questioning why such sex topics are treated seriously.

Steve Crawford Crawford University of Maryland Parris Glendening Anne Hooper K. Crawford Treeall Slooper Jake Parris Glendening Cmirse Nat Parris Baltimore Tom Frederick County Mancatian Turris Cheadening

Turnaround in Frederick County Board politics sparks debate

A district board pivots on a marriage and biology stance amid Republican efforts to shape local two party politics. Critics question motives, suggesting Annapolis influence and Democratic reactions tie to a broader power struggle in Frederick County.

Heeht Townsend Annapolis Frederick County Frederek County

Moral ed has place in schools

A reader discusses the role of moral education in schools and notes confusion over the sex education curriculum. The caller mentions contacting the board and cites responses from Ron Peppe, Linda Naylor, and Shove Gnaw for clarification.

Bart Ron Peppe Linda Naylor

Letters to the Editor at Frederick News-Post

The letter page invites readers to send letters to the editor with contact options by mail, fax, or email. It provides the Frederick News-Post postal box, ZIP code, and a fax number and email for submissions. The text includes garbled lines but conveys the process for submitting letters to the paper.

Frederick News-Post Frederick Otters

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