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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2002
Page
4
Editorial argues securing air travel requires sacrifice and cost. Baltimore Washington International Airport adopts 108 percent bag matching and a fast 30 minute preflight arrival rule as federal bomb detection devices roll in. Resources and delays are accepted as necessary for safety.
A fragmented critique surveys U S policy and Israeli actions in the Middle East, referencing Sadat’s peace efforts, Rabin’s leadership, and ongoing clashes. It argues U S bias against Palestinians, defends Arafat as a symbol, and condemns Israeli and American responses to violence amid calls for renewed peace.
The piece questions Paul Krugman’s $30,000 to Enron for what he called nothing and $50,000 more for a Fortune article. It argues such payments amount to a bribe, tainting public trust and critiquing crony capitalism while noting legal boundaries and the economist’s defense.
The Freshman class of Frederick High School named a committee to arrange the Valentine dance on February 14. Ninth grade president Bruck Schick and committeemen Ray Carly, Carol Voltzapfel, James Harper, and Pete Fahrsey will direct the event.
The passage notes potential loss of funding for phases of Interstate 7 improvements and the widening of Interstate 270 unless regional air quality meets a 2005 deadline set by the Mengrumner Pratielion Agency. It also mentions proposals to expand the Divert payer point fund to support three new power plants by Sempra Energy, Duke Energy, and Dynogy.
Brunswick reader Patrick Wy accuses Governor of flip flopping on Maryland finances. The letter claims the governor denied a billion dollar deficit while leaving the governor's mansion amid an alleged seven hundred million shortfall.
A reader-letter style missive attacks Maryland Democrats for aiming to erase GOP influence in the state. The writer accuses the party of seeking one party rule, cites leaders, and urges voters to exercise independence to curb liberal spending and establishment influence.
A fragmented snippet hints at a political clash involving Senator Alex Mooney and a contested representation by a Ms Hecht in Washington and nearby counties. The text references BAYTL and SMITH Wagerstown but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
A court case supports private school aid under neutral secular terms. The decision emphasizes funding based on institutional needs rather than religious identity, directing readers to Mitchell for constitutional clarification and noting secular purposes.
Readers discuss charter school options in Frederick County and Montessori proposals, while Pope John Paul II and Vatican II quotes frame Catholic teaching on marriage and education. Anita Gill and Jane Misulia challenge Bea Howarth and others, reflecting divided church opinions in a letter column.
A reader argues for parental opt outs from public school sexuality courses, citing Catholic teachings on morality and family values. The writer asserts private, faith-aligned guidance for teens and contends secular curricula conflict with church doctrine. The commentary references papal and council affirmations of sex and marriage.
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