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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1991
Page
4
Readers reacted to published lists of top school system and county government salaries. While only a handful complained, many praised the move and urged annual salary publication to illuminate tax money use and spur budget scrutiny amid a tough 1991 spending year. Public interest grew in who earns what and how salaries compare across agencies.
Commentary on public figures and political talk, noting Sununu's firing, Baker and Shultz sidelined, Goldwater's legacy, Ukraine naming, Olympic professionalism, hostages, Christmas shopping trends, and consumer habits. Mentions Barry Goldwater, Arthur Godfrey, and Bush.
The piece reflects on how Americans recall the December 7 1941 attack and how Japan views U S memory of the event. It contrasts perceptions of Japan bashing with enduring anger over Japan’s aggression, emphasizing unprovoked attack, civilian casualties, and wartime fear across bases and the Pacific.
Leonard Larsen reflects on decades of fear and hate toward Japan stemming from invasions and Pearl Harbor. He recalls radio broadcasts, wartime propaganda, and the forced relocation of Japanese Americans, arguing a then widespread hatred was fed by government and media. He notes postwar rebuilding and a softened national stance, urging memory of character over belligerence.
Residents urge officials to keep the trail unmoved and protect rural homes and livelihoods. The letter argues that state agencies and pro relocation plans threaten a widow farm, a young couple’s land, firewood access, hunting rights, and a new family home, urging public contact with Bob Becket of the MD DNR.
A fatigued soldier attracts children who bring coffee and bread while he rests. He lights a fire and eats emergency rations during the night, as a crowd gathers.
A letter from MICHAEL D. JACQUES of Smithsburg urges against moving the Appalachian Trail off Md 77 or expanding South Mountain State Park. He condemns private property acquisitions for trail relocation and asks readers to send signed notices to him, warning of state land grabs and the phrase Schaeffered.
Katherine Bradshaw praises Edgar Larson for his service on the School Board, notes economic pressures at local and state levels, and argues for transparent discussions and public input while acknowledging board members’ allowances. She reflects on pay concerns for teachers and the 1930s era caution about strained resources.
Amy C Dusza of Singapre High School Marching Band claims The Frederick Post neglects band coverage while football game notes receive full attention. She notes summer and after school practices, fall performances, parades and competitions where bands are rated and awarded, urging equal recognition.
A letter to The Frederick News-Post argues that the $7 million approved for the Carroll Creek Project is money down the drain. The writer suggests funds could better support state troopers and helicopters or shelter the homeless with hot meals, and questions the politicians' priorities.
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