County HRC seeks subpoena power in discrimination fight
Editorial opposes allowing the county Human Rights Commission to obtain subpoena power arguing federal and state agencies already aggressively enforce protections. It cautions that local subpoenas could force testimony on broad issues, invites potential abuse, and resists coercive demands while affirming opposition to discrimination and undue intrusion into private lives.
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Liddy Watergate Case Reopens Old Debates in Baltimore
The Baltimore court revisits the Watergate burglary saga nearly 30 years after the 1972 break in. Jurors weigh whether the call girl ring tied to the Democratic National Committee proves political motive or a personal vendetta by G Gordon Liddy. Ida Wells and Maureen Dean testified to the enduring impact of the scandal and the burden of public life on private individuals.
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G. Gordon Liddy
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Ida Wells
White House
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Dean
U.S
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Oval Office
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FBI
U.S. District Court
Watergate
Frederick Motz
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
D.N.C
District Court
Community College
Maureen Dean
Washington Post
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Media hype fuels fear over slowing economy and layoffs
A Scripps Howard News Service critique notes how Newsweek and MSNBC portray a weak economy to spark panic, while NYT offers mixed signals. It argues coverage shapes consumer confidence, suggesting the press amplifies fear to boost ratings. The piece recalls past layoffs and urges balanced reporting to calm readers.
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Congress
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Cartier
Ing
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Consumer Secure Center
Aoe
Richard D Rippe
Cet
Prudential Securities
Christian Science Menitor
Silicon Valley
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lewis Siegel
Seatmosthin
Local home demonstration group invites teachers to attend
The yesterday event invited public school home economics teachers to bring their classes. Notable attendees included Helen Remsberg, Mary Holter of Brunswick, Ruby Patterson, and Eunice Hutchins of Lincoln. Eighteen economics students attended.
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Helen Rachel Remsberg
Mary Holter
Brunswick
Ruby Patterson
Eunice Hutchins
Lincoln
Ada May Marshal
Debate over Maryland vest ban and who may wear armor
A reader questions Gov. Parris Glendening plans to outlaw sale of body armor for average citizens while allowing reporters and some workers to wear it. The letter cites state politics, possible police permits, and co sponsor Sue Hecht.
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Free State
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Who Clears the Snow on Braddock Avenue
An inquiry requests the responsible party for snow clearance on Braddock Avenue behind Prospect Plaza. The writer notes repeated unsafe sidewalk conditions forcing pedestrians into the road and concerns over drivers ignoring posted 25 mph limits, endangering elderly residents.
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Braddock Avenue
Prospect Plaza
Barbara J Updike Freinds Letter on Religion in Government
Barbara J Updike argues religion should be kept separate from government. She urges Congress to oversee government without delegating duties to churches or charitable groups and questions if the Constitution supports church influence in public affairs.
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Congress
Cona
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Government and private groups in tax funding debate
A reader letter questions government efficiency versus private funding of services and warns against overreach by private entities. The note mentions Framer intent, taxation, and a proposed government bureau for administering tax dollars, followed by a staff appeal from FCPL inviting diverse applicants.
Ramp redesign on Md 355 sparks safety concerns
Misgivings about the Md 355 ramp near U S 15 cite reduced merging time and higher accident risk. Complainant Misty Crist of Emmitsburg questions exit placement across from another ramp and urges road officials to reconsider traffic flow and potential toll increases.
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MD. 355
U.S. 15
Library hiring practices at Frederick County Public Libraries
A January 22 2001 letter to The Frederick Post comments on hiring practices at Frederick County Public Libraries. The author notes recruitment aligns with the County Personnel department and describes the FCPL interview process as thorough and structured following interview principles.
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FCPL
Haring
Frederick Post
Frederick County
Fcpls
Roys dilemma highlights troubling journalistic lapses and missteps
In a reader charged note, the Iron News-Post calls out Roy for poor judgment in a recent story about an arrest. The letter accuses him of withholding sources and downplaying contact with police leadership, urging corrections from the paper and its reporter.
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Roy
Sevese
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Nce
Lak Ropert
Seipisaks
Iron News- Post
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
Readers are urged to send letters to the editor with name address and contact numbers, though some letters may be trimmed due to volume. The paper reserves the right to edit for clarity and space and notes that unsigned or questionable items may be rejected. Letters accepted by mail fax or email with full contact details ensure publication consideration.
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