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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1993
Page
4
Graceham rescue company labors two years to fix bookkeeping and boost volunteer staffing after county findings of disordered records and slow response. Frederick County commissioners remain cautious but acknowledge the sincere overhaul. If finances and manpower improve, county support may resume for Graceham fire and rescue services serving local residents.
They visited my home with Civil Rights concerns, seeking a sworn statement to support charges against Baltimore officials as racist. The encounter sparked heated exchange. Willie Mahone’s anti police brutality suit and reforms to diversify Frederick’s force are central to the debate, with a recent agreement stalling a five week trial.
The piece argues President Bush, as a lame duck, displays decisive leadership and bold action far beyond his campaign period. It notes his tough moves on a wine tariff, pardons of Iran-contra figures, and threats toward the Postal Service while debating whether these actions would have changed the 1992 election outcome or altered public perception.
Discussion of a civil suit against a police chief regarding an Action Plan to screen out applicants based on beliefs. The draft plan hints at disqualifying thoughts deemed incorrect, raising concerns about freedom of thought and protected beliefs in law enforcement hiring.
The lack of pleasure driving due to the Office of Price Administration ban and wintry weather left Frederick City and County unusually quiet. Reports detail concussions from icy streets, the county commissioners eyeing building and electrical codes, and JC Penney opening a large Frederick Towne Mall store. An Amtrak delay near Brunswick followed a bomb search, while a power alert near Fort Martin was lifted after a generator shortfall.
A reader letter questions the policy banning derogatory racial remarks by FCPD officers, probing First Amendment limits, private conversations, and potential litigation risks. The writer cites policing, hiring quotas, and even wartime views to argue that education cannot reshape human nature. author: RICHARD F LEWIS.
A letter argues against openly gay service members, recounting military experience and urging self containment. The writer cites fear of danger and identifies potential intolerance in combat zones, touching on themes of integration and education amid Korea era debates.
A reader questions the focus on admitted homosexuals in the military suggesting the issue may be manufactured and questions labeling sexuality as a problem. The writer asks why portraits of George Washington appear in feminine attire and wonders about authenticity of the concern.
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