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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1993
Page
4
The Freeman County report notes a round-up of more than a dozen juveniles linked to car break-ins and thefts, backed by school system cooperation. Police emphasize a tough message: even juvenile records matter, while praising the focus on protecting positive students and maintaining a safe school environment.
Leo Sperling argues that government promoted diversity fragments the nation. He claims the United States was built by diverse immigrants who unified around common language and culture, and warns quotas and identity categories threaten national unity. He cites Canada as a cautionary example and calls for preserving shared values and voluntary unity.
A writer recalls receiving 23 letters from sixth grade students in Saratoga Spa NY ages about eleven. They discuss his article How To Read A Newspaper, noting humor and questions about the first job and reading habits. Pupils sign letters with greetings and reflections on spelling and identity.
A Tribune Media Services item features students composing letters to Andy Rooney. They respond with humor and criticism about the piece How to Read a News Paper, with peers named Lori Kimberly Rebecca Patrick Brian Ryan Monique and Matt offering remarks on grammar, comprehension, and engagement.
Yesterday the Frederick chapter launched its War Fund Drive with W W Jefferson urging utmost support. He highlighted the Red Cross billion in surgical dressings per year and 70 000 pounds of blood plasma weekly, plus all wartime programs. A freight train collision near Reels Mill injured several trackmen, with reports on whether they jumped to safety.
William Brosius of LINGAPORE urges Frederick County Commissioners to resist press and civic group pressure and support Plan ning and Zoning chair Dan Wight and Metropolitan Sanitary chair Jimmy Grove. Commissioners tell Civic Association they will discuss Federation proposal to require disclosure of officials business interests and land holdings after reviewing General Assembly bills.
Randy E. Weddle of Frederick writes to question Jennifer Dougherty’s mayoral bid noting his view that downtown Frederick has already received heavy funding and urging broader citywide consideration. He urges polling taxpayers before addressing issues and critiques the downtown emphasis in the article published January 20 in The Frederick Post.
A gratitude note from Pat Lenhart thanks a young person who paused for a funeral procession at Fredercktowne Baptist Church Walkersville and a stranger who found and returned a lost checkbook at Food Lion Waikerie. The writer praises youths for courtesy and honesty and extends blessings.
A reader argues adults today are gray about rules and urges clear standards for teen behavior on drug and alcohol use, proposing rehab and a second chance. The letter also defends NRA actions and criticizes Meachum’s views, warning Maryland risks eroding freedoms. John Bales, Mount Airy.
Roy Meachum’s Jan 22 commentary titled Guns galore draws criticism for alleged ignorance of current laws and weapon types. The letter argues Marylanders already seek firearm controls while condemning his misrepresentations of owners and dealers.
Citizens encouraged to send letters to the editor with signatures and return details. Submissions may be edited for print and space. provide a telephonic contact though address and number not published. Official guidance includes mailing to 200 E Patrick St or faxing with a key date.
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