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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 2001

Page

4

Maryland lawmakers consider state shrub as Pinxterbloom azalea

In Annapolis Montgomery County has introduced a bill to name the pinxterbloom azalea the state shrub. The push notes existing symbols like black eyed susan as state flower and white oak as state tree, while Allegany County students pursue a bill to make the Maryland official cat.

Fda Ruben Montgomery County Maryland Amdicana Coretheradom Vwonte Crunte Pane Ruben Aames Tesson General Assembly Allegany Counts

Maryland Halts Racial Profiling Practice Debate Grows

George B Delaplaine Jr outlines nationwide racial profiling concerns as NAACP sues Montgomery County police over traffic stops while new handheld computer systems collect 27 data points at each stop. Frederick County reports scarlet fever cases. Valentine bricks fundraiser in East Third Street Park seeks $25,000. local history notes on St Valentine and song power.

Isdut Uf Faust Maryland National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Montgomery County Justice Department Robert Michels Reston Haees Frederick County Health Department James Bowes Annapocape Friends East Third Street

Sick kid daycare comes into focus in Nashville

The Associated Press reports a weekday Morning and 3 program in Nashville hosts feverish children whose parents are busy executives. The sick girl crawls to her mother for comfort as she enters a daycare for ill kids, a setting chosen to manage health needs while parents maintain schedules.

Kate Nashville Tenn Associated Press Space Sea

Sick-child care and career moms fuel a moral glare

The author critiques sick child care centers as a growing industry driven by working mothers who cannot stay home. They argue these centers endanger ill children and favor mothers who can afford or obtain employer subsidies, labeling it a troubling trend in modern parenting and work life.

Dad Grandma

Snow White Grill opens with Snow White Style burgers

Tenants in South Market building faced bathroom access issues while a full page ad announced Snow White Grill at 238.N Market St opening at 10 am featuring Snow White Style hamburgers and 24 hour hotcakes. Frederick aldermen disputed vinyl siding case on 302 W Patrick St after two years of Historic District Commission prohibition. Officer William Green of Damascus received a Law Enforcement Officers Inc distinguished service award for youth work and race incident resolution. Robert Proctor and Sandra Phillips of Fredericksburg qualified for the 1981 Deaf Olympics in Cologne West Germany.

Snow White Grill Market St Frederick City Pis Calvin 5 Cy” Is Lincoln S. Stull Ruchard K. Sheckles W. Patrick St Historic District Commission Montgomery County William Green Damascus Law Enforcement Officers Inc Green Robert Proctor Sandra Phillips United States Cologne West Germany

Citizens Nursing Home needs top county action says readers

Readers urge the Board of County Commissioners to prioritize Citizens Nursing Home reform. An 88 acre bequest could fund better care or convert the facility into a senior center to serve local seniors, per Barbara Brown’s Jan 20 article. Commissioner Jan Gardner is quoted on elder care reflectivity.

Citizens Nursing Home Barbara Brown Board of County Commissioners Jan Gardner

Westminster Statement Sparks Backlash

Ruth Shriver comments on White House turmoil provoke strong reactions as critics label the event as misdirected blame and question the integrity of senior officials.

Berets Raise Profile in Special US Army Units

The article discusses berets as symbolic headgear linked to US Army airborne forces, noting a proposed 24 million cost for implementation and the beret becoming synonymous with airborne outfits. It highlights the pride and readiness of soldiers, stressing commitment to country.

U.S Rangers Army

Veterans urged to oppose beret change to dress uniform

A veteran writer named Bob Defries argues against replacing the current headgear with a beret as part of the dress uniform. He urges Army personnel to contact the chief of staff, Congress, and senators by mail, email, or in person to voice opposition.

Seniors and Driver Licenses Weighing Rest of Us Speed

Bob Burdsali argues about revoking licenses for seniors based on crash data. He challenges age groups and enforcement gaps, urging all drivers to slow down, be mindful, and own responsibility in daily traffic.

Seaton

Is Roy in denial about his DWI denial and arrest?

Roy Meachum’s column is accused of minimizing his drunk driving as a minor fault and alleging police bias. The Knoxvill e reader blasts his piece for insinuating officials can fix legal trouble and for a biased editorial on the police.

Roy Meachum Police Department Reader’s The Frederick Post

Roy Meachum criticized over arrest and column

Monty Kemp writes from Mini Florida criticizing Roy Meachum after his arrest on a DUT charge in Frederick. The letter alleges media and public judgment, questions his writings and his children's reading, and notes Meachum's mother on Medicaid awaiting a $200 refund.

Frederick Roy Meachum Meachum Kard Frederick Post U.S Roy Mearburn

Letters to the Editor Policy and Submission Guide

A local paper announces how readers can submit letters to the editor. It requests signed letters with contact details, notes some letters may be abridged, and explains submission steps including mailing and online posting through the newspaper’s website. It also states it will not publish certain content and outlines general guidelines.

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Annapolis Editorial George B. Delaplaine Jr Martyn Henry Valentine Henry Third St. Frederick World Book Encyclopedia England Charles Duke of Orleans Agincourt Tower of London France America Salen Rome Claudius I St. Valentine Claudius Bishoptine Enna Ae Mota Key Congress Frederick County United Way Kem First Nationwide Mortgage Dawd Hammette Bechtel United Way Pete Plamondon Jr Plamondon Companies Charlie Clark Nancy Crum Sanderthal Betsy Hart Howard News Service South Market Gertrude Lippincott Modern Dance Dance Center Min Interpretive Giocing Barbara Adams Frederick White House Ruth Shriver Westminster Bob Defries Bob Burdsali Roy Monty Kemp Mini Lear
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