South End Coalition forms patrol effort in Frederick city South Side
In Frederick city the South End Coalition aims to curb drug dealing on All Saints and Ice streets but alleges police funding blocks. Police say claims are false as Lt. Hoyle teams with the group to create Frederick’s first Citizens on Patrol program under strict guidance.
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South End Coalition
Ray Raffensberger
Daniel Lathrop
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Garry Hoyle
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Inaugural blackout sparks era of reflection
Arthur Leasan writes from Damsville lamenting the United States four years under a split administration. He recalls past presidents Hoover and Truman with distrust for current leadership. He urges moral reform, education changes, and an elected school board as well as wiser public policy ahead of January 20, 1997.
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Boston
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The People vs Larry Flynt and the Porn Age Debate
A Scripps Howard piece argues against banning Hustler and supports First Amendment rights while warning of porn’s social harms. It cites Gloria Steinem and John Rabin Jr., notes film impact, sexual violence concerns, and suggests the title should flip to Larry Flynt versus The People.
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Ples
New Bedford
Mass
Hanna Rosin
New Republic
United States
John Rabin Jr
Justice Department
National Center For Missing and Exploited
the People
Middle America
People
Scripps Howard News Service
Frederick Officials See $50,000 Grant Linked to City Match
Bradford said Frederick is near securing a first federal grant of 50,000 dollars for airport development with city funds to be matched. Carillon clock at Baker Park misses notes due to a faulty striking mechanism. King David Lodge marked 49th anniversary in its debt-free Frederick building. Subzero temperatures continue to strain utilities and fuel use rises 25 to 30 percent. Bus drivers and parents urged to cooperate for safe waits and children inside when possible. Pat Weed reports Braddock Heights Ski-Way enjoying strong business with about 500 customers over two weekends.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
King David Lodge No
NJOOF
Seventh St
Pat Weed
Braddock Heights
Letter criticizes Buddhist portrayal in News-Post
LES DORR Jr. of Frederick denounces Nancy Hanel's Jan 13 letter as biased against Buddhism. He rejects the claim Buddhists see the world as evil and calls the paper to curb hostile religious commentary while noting other letters attack evolution and promote specific beliefs.
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Nancy Hanel
Tve
Frederick
Hanel
News-Post
Dog care politics and Peetie’s fate stir county debate
Laurie Wolfe and Judge Rollins clash with the Frederick County Humane Society over Peetie the dog. Critics accuse the group of keeping the animal from its rightful owner and question seven months of confinement, lack of exercise, and overall humane treatment. Local tensions rise as questions about foster care, euthanasia, and veterinary duties surface.
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Laurie Wolfe
Herbert Rollins
Peetre
Humane Society 5 Humaneness
Manor Beast
Letters on practicality and cats' confinement spark debate
In letters to the editor, readers question practicality and call for reconsideration of a local organization. A speaker named Donna Sepler warns that people misinterpret heart attack symptoms and delays in treatment can be fatal, urging action and awareness.
Time Is the Enemy in Heart Attacks
The FMH Monitor Winter issue stresses rapid hospital arrival during heart attacks. It notes that timely care with blood thinners, clot busters, and procedures like angioplasty increases survival. Driving yourself is discouraged. seek emergency help immediately to reduce cardiac arrest risk.
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FMH Monitor
A step backward for fur bearers
Helen S Webb of Jefferson criticizes the Fur Information Council of America letter on fur campaigns. She argues fur is cruel whether trapped or farmed, urges banning steel jaw traps, and asks readers to refrain from buying fur.
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Stephanie Kenyon
Fur Information Council of America
How to Send a Letter to the Editor at The Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post explains how readers may send letters to the editor. Include a complete mailing address and phone number for verification and potential publication.
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Fredenck
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Frednewspost Com
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