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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1992
Page
6
The editorial urges readers to engage, notes Jack Anderson reduces to three weekly columns, compensates with Andy Rooney and others, and explains openness to local writers. It emphasizes local content, fair debate, and continued publishing of letters while preserving the paper as a community forum.
Roy Meachum reflects on 1991 cinema and the industry’s decline amid rising ticket prices and recession. He praises Bugsy Beauty and the Beast City Slickers and The Silence of the Lambs, notes Orion's bankruptcy after Dances with Wolves, and lists his top films of 1991 with critical, period-voice commentary.
A lengthy critical view accuses the Bush administration and paper mill industry of shaping dioxin risk assessments to favor polluters. It cites an OTA journal article, EPA reassessment, and a House subcommittee grilling of CDC official Vernon Houk. The piece frames perceived bias, calls for independent science, and notes Weiss's push for clarity on regulatory standards.
Ernest and Patricia Longerbeam Best of Knoxville posed with their first child Christopher Scott Best at 12 10 a m New Year Day 1972 at Frederick Memorial Hospital the year s first baby born in Frederick County. Tony Lowe seven of Lewistown received a peacock for Christmas but it vanished after the box was opened Judy Lowe said she would gift another peacock if found. Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha Key Chevrolet leaders joined ribbon cutting inaugurating the new bridge linking 106 E Patrick St to its storage and parking across Carroll Creek.
Office of Production Management director Donald M. Nelson ordered a nationwide prohibition on the sale or delivery of new passenger cars and light trucks pending a rationing system. Sales would halt within a few weeks. Mayetta Hershberger of the Frederick State Employment Service said 50 applicants responded to a Navy appeal for skilled civilian workers to repair Pearl Harbor damage, with many unskilled workers likely to be hired. Frederick County upland game season ended amid a rabbit shortage blamed on dry weather. Governor Herbert R. O'Conor named Maryland rationing board members for 23 counties under state administrator Louis C. Burr. local board members listed.
The article argues for Biblical abstinence and fidelity as key to preventing AIDS. It condemns safe sex as immoral, promoting premarital chastity and monogamy while noting transmission through blood and body fluids. It cites Magic Johnson and urges societal education aligned with Christian righteousness.
Dr. Albert Knoblock urges the Christian and broader community to love AIDS patients, including those infected by HIV, and to provide spiritual care. He argues safe sex cannot stop AIDS and calls for moral renewal, abstinence outside marriage, and compassionate ministry to the infected.
Letter from William B Bruchey of Thurmont criticizes state officials for returning pay raises only during an election year. He argues the debt burden is vast and calls for replacing the governance with fiscally prudent leaders. He urges readers to submit signed letters and notes publication guidelines.
SYLVIA M BEALER from Gapland writes a festive note praising Schaefer as a remarkable Christmas governor.
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