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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2000
Page
3
Editorial on Justin Warfield guilty plea and upcoming sentencing for a fatal January crash on a snow covered Maryland road. It calls alcohol and driving a danger and suggests the educator should speak publicly to deter youth, noting potential five year jail time and lifelong consequences.
Roy Meachum notes a busy week with a Kennedy Center visit postponed until after Christmas and a Baltimore Mechanic Theatre run through Sunday featuring Eartha Kitt in a concertish role. He lauds the chamber singers and Judith DuBose, praising the Nativity text setting and the local arts scene despite limited visibility of Kitt in Act One.
A church Christmas tale contrasts ritual with meaning as a boy frets over different traditions. Ann Landers notes the value lies in consistent celebration, not the exact method. A neighbor shares how families explain gift disparities by Santa filling stockings while parents provide remaining gifts.
Yesterday two Marines Corporal William D Grove and Bernard L Race from Frederck reunited after two years during a retreat in Korea near Hayaru. A military appropriation bill passed the Senate to expand air fields and support projects. Frederck police and the Salvation Army planned Christmas food baskets for families. A live manger scene at Frederck Church of the Brethren featured local performers. Robert E Harper received a 25 year pin at the News Post staff party. Santa visited Walkersville with sponsors Walkersville Wine & Beer. Local 4 H clubs decorated Rose Hill Manor Children’s Museum for the holidays.
Wanda Ford questions the mayor's veto of a Monoacacy Boule rename and criticizes rushed action without proper procedures or public input. She suggests opposition to politicking and urges legitimate discourse among aldermen, citing The Frederick News-Post reporting.
Dee Neal reports from Baker City Oklahoma on Grimes actions described as the right move amid history facing away from past mistakes and toward reform.
Doris Myers reports on a local gathering in Adamstown celebrating Aytor’s energy. The note praises his character and hope he continues to fight and share with others, describing him as a wonderful example for the community.
A resident notes the natural beauty along Ward Kline Road where they live on the eastern end describing the area as appealing since moving in.
A letter from Philip E. Rodgers of Myersville argues the road isn’t a high risk recreation but a shared space where neighbors talk and cooperate. He notes backing up to let others pass is a small price to pay for common courtesy.
The unreadable OCR fragment references Byrd Stadium at the University of Maryland and a 24 football championship game. It also discusses advertising packages by GS Communications, ballot design issues, butterfly ballots, and a call for a recount or review of voting machinery and math in ballots.
A correspondent criticizes the recount logic citing a so called smoking ballot in Palm Beach. Early complaints surfaced as precincts opened and officials faced disputed election procedures.
Fragmentary note accuses Mr Gore of contempt for the military and seeks an apology from him to service members. The piece references legal action and political context surrounding the Bush election, mentioning Miami and Dade County and a wave of absenteeism controversy.
Readers request space for poetry and literary comments amid unclear lines and garbled text. The submission notes reference contact at The Frederick News-Post and a mailing address in Frederick Maryland for letters.
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