Great race would pit Hecht against Mooney for MD Senate
In Annapolis area Frederick and Washington counties may see a high profile 2002 Senate race. Democrat Sue Hecht could challenge Republican Alex Mooney, promising a lively contest with strong fund-raising, debate potential, and clear ideological contrast.
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Where were the auditors in major corporate frauds across history
The author argues auditors failed to expose fraud in Enron and others like Cendant PharMor RiteAid Waste Management Sunbeam Xntox MicroStrategy and Rapist Foundation of Arizona. They criticize auditors for prioritizing consulting work over auditing, call for government auditors, and question the value of current auditing standards and enforcement.
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Surprise six inch snowfall freezes Frederick area traffic
A six inch snowfall halted area traffic and forced early school closures before turning to rain in the evening. Camp Detrick workers outside the city left early, roads were blocked as they returned home. An auditor at the Civil Aeronautics Administration unintentionally discharged a tear gas canister in City Hall, clearing fumes in minutes. Federal Housing Administration said Frederick builders rushed permits for a 250 unit defense worker development. Children from Small World Nursery gave a Christmas program at Parkway Church of God featuring Crystal Beck Charles Brust Ragpedy Ann and Andy. Laurie Kling and Mike Allen named 1981 Frederick County Holstein Association Outstanding Girl and Boy of the Year. Kling is 1981-82 Area EI Daily Princess and Allen won the national 4-H daily judging contest.
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Did the 9 11 response address hatred and treaty grievances
A reader questions whether quoting Christopher B Fowler and invoking historical analogies solves the core issue behind 9 11. The piece argues that actions against those who hate the United States do little to reduce hatred and recalls Germany after World War I to challenge the effectiveness of retaliation. The writer asks if retaliation truly resolves underlying grievances or merely escalates them.
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Vandalism in Creekside Parking Draws Police Praise
In Creekside, vandals damaged bars and smashed a windshield. Frederick Police Department, including patrolman Keith Donovan and a responding officer, collected evidence and responded with care. Authorities urge community members to help youths seek guidance from churches and youth organizations.
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Defenders Focus on Zoning and Property Rights in Frederick County
Defenders of Citizens Rights Inc respond to Dan Meyer letter about anger at rally showing concern for zoning. They insist their role is to defend citizens affected by zoning changes, notably Rawn zoning and a proposed new ordinance, opposing downzoning and seeking amendments across wards. They cite a County Commissioners workshop where Rand Weinberg pressed cross ward changes and questioned ordinance rewrites, stressing citizen rights over development.
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Defenders praise Weinberg for citizen input efforts
June Trout of the Defenders of Citizens Rights Inc commends Mr. Weinberg as a concerned citizen working with the group on Beret rights and zoning issues. She notes he is not their attorney but has explained concerns to the public and officials.
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Judging and rights clash in ethics debate at airport hangars
A letter from Wayne Dougherty argues Ethics Commission member Jaiin Phillips misuses free speech in defending campaign remarks while criticizing others. The piece links safety concerns at Frederick Municipal Airport hangars to proposed amendments by an EAA chapter, urging officials to view hangars as cultural and educational assets. The letter calls for balanced, constructive policy to foster youth workshops and local aviation heritage.
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Smithsburg airport lease vows support for experimental aircraft
Kevin Lewis argues the current lease hinders aviation heritage at Smithsburg Airport by restricting storage and housing of experimental and historic aircraft. He cites Frederick’s BAA chapter active since 1975, with members building, restoring, and teaching, and endorses an educational center to support aeronautical programs under FAA rules.
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Frederick Town Historic District HDC inaction questioned
A Frederick Town property owner protests perceived failure by Historic District Commission members to uphold district tenets and due process. The citizen cites missed procedures and questions the commission’s support of condo approvals amid ongoing disputes.
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Don’t vilify power plants in Maryland debate
Seth Landsw argues against building more renewables and asserts power plant pollution causes over 900 deaths in Maryland. He questions local need, advocates stricter coal plant standards, and favors clean energy. critics seek names of the 910 victims and accuse fossil-fuel interests of harm.
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The Price We Pay for Saudi Oil
A letter discusses the cost of Saudi oil, opposing women’s service in the US military and urging a focus on domestic life. It argues national interests justify American military presence in Saudi Arabia and cites higher oil prices and global inequities.
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