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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1999

Page

5

Truths on school costs and growth debate at Winchester Hall

Frederick County Commissioner Terre Rhoderick weighed school construction cost per pupil amid enrollment growth. A plan to raise the county impact fee to fund new schools drew support, while former county manager Bill Dennis received a severance package of 19,587 for unused leave plus 8,705 owed for seven days per year over four years, totaling 88,038 salary and highlighting taxpayer cost.

Frederick County Terre Rhoderick Rhoderick Lennie Thompson Whittier Winchester Hall Bill Dennis

Prodigal Son Parable Frames Clinton Apology Debate

A reader uses the Parable of the Prodigal Son to argue for a contrite Clinton apology or Congress's censure. The piece contrasts the forgiving father and the elder brother, applying Luke 15 to the Clinton-Lewinsky saga and the reaction of Clinton critics.

Clinton Gloria Doyle Congress Jesus

Repentance and accountability in Clinton censure debate

The piece argues judgment and forgiveness in political and religious rhetoric about President Clinton. It contrasts calls for repentance with claims of deception, noting Clinton’s limited admissions and urging censure for lying under oath and obstruction of justice if true repentance is not shown. It cites Elshtain’s critique and public reactions to moral accountability.

Jean Bethke Elshtain University of Chicago Clinton Elshtain ABC Nightline White House Monica Lewinsky Congress Newspaper Enterprise Assnc

Mayor and aldermen install airfield pumps amid town projects

The mayor and aldermen approved fuel pumps and related upgrades while the Damascus Volunteer Fire Company added a two way radio in an engine for immediate summons. Twenty members began first aid and oxygen inhaler training as Frederick prepares a new elevated water tank near East South Street with tests planned mid March.

Rea Damascus Volunteer Fireompany Frederick East South Street

Remembering Gabriel Johnson and His Basketball Spirit

Steve Sherrod Jr pays tribute to Gabriel Johnson, a bright friend of his sister Sha-Reka, recalled from school and youth center basketball. He honors Gabe’s kindness, teamwork, and dreams, expressing grief and a belief that Gabe rests in a better place.

Gabriel Johnson Sha-Reka Kris Steve Gabe

Abolish Social Security and replace with individual retirement accounts

A reader proposes abolishing Social Security and replacing it with federally insured, employer withheld retirement savings accounts controlled solely by the employee. The plan restricts access until age 65 and blocks use of surplus funds for current beneficiaries, arguing it would end government misuse and privacy violations while shifting control to individuals.

Clinton

Simple budget fix for Social Security payments

Judith Barnett argues a quick budget redirection could keep disability payments flowing within a month, reduce government waste, and motivate work for adequate retirement funds, asserting reforms need not erode rights or increase government control.

Community support voiced for Dr. Barakat in reader letter

A letter from JAMES A. PETERSON and DAWN M. WALTZ praises Dr. Kusay Barakat as a caring, established cardiologist and urges continued support for him. They contrast him with Rusli and Vitarello and criticize government spending. The writer condemns perceived tax overcharges and urges citizens to demand a refund of surplus funds.

George Dorsey Frederick Kasay Barakat Frederick Memorial Hospital

Voters Remember Alleged Presidential Lies and National Security

AL McKEGG of West Friendship argues presidents lie for power or ideology, spending millions in investigations while voters will remember the travesty in future elections. He cites the Starr probe and calls for accountability beyond the courts.

Dent

Public figures accused of withholding information in Monocacy project

Kenneth Starr voices concern over Mark Hoke and James Grimes extending Monocacy Boulevard while withholding pertinent information from farmers and homeowners. He cites ethics concerns and contrasts with a local mayoral stance that public business is often not conducted in public.

David Gray Frederick County Mark Hoke Frederick City James Grimes Messrs. Hoke Grimes

Reader complains about front page fox photo story

Jennifer J Barrick of Walkersville criticizes a January 28 front page fox photo in the newspaper. She calls it newsless and depressing, urges more responsible wildlife reporting and audience awareness.

Letters to the Editor at Fradenck News-Fest

The Fradenck News-Fest invites signed letters to The Newrs-Post with writer names full addresses and home and business phone numbers. Space constraints and volume mean publication is guaranteed for all letters despite edits and exclusions for poetry religious verse or copied material.

Fradenck News-Fest Newrs-Post

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