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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1993
Page
4
Readers thank Frederick Memorial Hospital for generous free services and strong management. The paper notes FMH runs at about $655 per day, emphasizes nonprofit reinvestment to enhance and expand services, and highlights ongoing community appreciation for FMH staff.
Steve A Bradford from Freder ik writes a sharp response to Rita Downeys Jan 29 piece Farewell Mr Bush arguing Republicans refuse to accept Bushs losses and critique Downeys liberal framing. He counters health care plans tax breaks and deregulation while commending some foreign policy actions and urging party reform ahead of future elections.
An editorial excerpt notes a Salisbury meeting of Delmarva farmers, environmentalists, and officials where Deputy Secretary Lewis R. Riley says farmers are concerned about waterways. Efforts to store pesticides and apply fertilizer to reduce runoff were discussed, with most attendees being voluntary farmers at the first such meeting.
The piece compares Dwight D Eisenhower to modern presidents, praising Ike as a calm leader who did not flood the public with constant updates. It argues he respected the public’s right to not hear every thought or detail about his daily actions and decisions.
Mike Royko notes the White House media flood from Kennedy onward, arguing presidents and staff flood Americans with non-news as show business. He recalls Ike, Clinton, and the era of constant coverage, contrasting with a nostalgic view of the 1950s amid Cold War fears, civil rights tension, and space race anxieties. Tribune Media Services
A large Jefferson turnout for a Neighborhood Watch information session aims to boost crime prevention in cooperation with local law enforcement. The Frederick County Sheriff's Office invites community groups and individuals to contact them for participation details as a safer community benefits all.
The War Production Board imposed a ceiling on heel height, banned leather platform effects and four colors, outlawed men's patent leather shoes and certain women’s footwear. Leather bans extended to frills and bows. Local shoe repair shops struggled with repairs as orders rose. A $300,000 fire hit Central Chemical in Hagerstown, with 80 percent loss to a newer metal building. Franklin M. Thomas said rebuild would begin once materials were available. Delphey seeks study of Mount Airy boundary issues. Alvin Eyler witnessed daylight through kitchen shelves after workmen razed the Frederick Hotel. County officials discussed a regional jail at Springfield State Hospital. City planning meeting on planned unit developments drew low attendance and taxes concerns.
A veteran writer argues President Clinton lacks military insight and salute poise. The piece defends choosing avoidance of the draft, recalls past wars, and praises veterans support for his stance. It contrasts WWII and Vietnam eras with 1960s to claim national unity and purpose.
Letter writer James Pearl criticizes the young President as idealistic yet capable, noting run-away idealism and the need to heed experienced voices. The piece also includes a reader recounting a car accident on private property, a judge’s decision after a mechanic cites a mechanical problem, and condolences to the Koontz family, signed by Shirley M. Wetzel.
A letter by Richard F. Lewis argues against accepting homosexuality in the U S Armed Forces and broader society. It claims declared gays ruin associations, criticizes the President, religious institutions, and urges elimination of homosexuality while asserting straights remain the majority.
Reader notes reflect on a February News article about a van incident at North Fred Enck Elementary School. The writer questions negligence charges against the driver, lamenting the loss of a family figure and noting a past negligent charge.
A reflective piece argues that freedom is not individual property but a universal right tied to lifelong responsibility. It asserts democracy must be shown to walk hand in hand with liberty, citing the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, and emphasizes American belief in universal freedom.
Readers may send letters to The Frederick News-Post at 200 E Psnick St Frederick Maryland 21705 P.O. Box 78. Provide your address and full name for publication and verification.
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