Frederick News-Post seeks local columnists for 2002 panel
The Frederick News-Post invites applicants to join a rotating panel of six to eight local columnists focused on life in Frederick and Maryland. Each writer would publish two to three columns monthly for one year, with payment and a photo print. Send an 800 word sample and application to Mike Powell, Frederick News-Post, PO Box 578, Frederick, MD.
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Army
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Urbana
Lo Kroniusburg
Mount Airy
Brunswick
Mike Powell
Defenders of Citizens Rights PAC and election fairness debate
Frederick County Commissioner JAN TL Gardner defends open elections and campaign disclosure. He argues PACs must disclose contributors and limits apply to all, ensuring a level playing field and honesty in elections amid concerns over Defenders of Citizens Rights and other PAC activity.
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Defenders of Citizens’ Rights, Inc
Polihicad Action Committee
PACT
Thryor
Rand Weinberg
Musharraf on a Tightrope Seeks Peace Amid Turmoil
The article portrays General Pervez Musharraf as a daring tightrope walker over Pakistan’s perilous national stage. It notes his pivot from militant Islamism to supporting the US led war on terror, while acknowledging ongoing militant groups and the Kashmir dispute. It draws eerie parallels to Anwar Sadat’s peace risk, underscoring a fragile balance with nuclear-armed India and the world watching.
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Pervez Musharraf
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Uiat
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Ane
New York
World Trade Center Towers
Washington
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Pennsylvania
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India
Kashmir
Bust
Nalinn
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Girl Scout Camp Campaign in Frederick Moves Forward
Brenda Mena notes local support for a new Girl Scout camp to serve over 4,000 county Scouts. She cites distance barriers and calls for day camping, outdoor-skill instruction, and leadership training as the council works with the new mayor to secure funding.
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Perm Laurel Council
Frederick Lroups
Frederick City plans to solve water issues with wells
The letter argues that Frederick City intends to use wells to address its water problem, pumping a million gallons per day to curb overdevelopment. It warns county residents relying on wells may face water shortages and suggests hiring a lawyer to address potential disputes.
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Frederick City
Letter praising Bush amid posturing on 9 11 attacks
A reader rebukes a Sept 1 letter and defends President Bush after the September 11 2001 attacks. The writer argues the attacks altered America physically and psychologically and opposes the notion that Bush caused the events. The message contends criticisms of the administration are unfounded and ludicrous.
Police Chief Corbin forfeits $2.45 at Peoples Court
Frederick acting police chief Woodrow W Corbin forfeited a $2 45 minimum posting on a citation for displaying license tags issued to another person or vehicle He faced the charge after using a loaned automobile with cruiser plates out of service due to collision damage The case was heard without appearance by Magistrate H Heese Shoemaker Jr in Peoples Court.
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Woodrow W. Corbin
H. Heese Shoemaker Jr
Peoples Court
Frederick
Letters Elected And Echoes Of The War On Terror
A letter to the editor discusses attacks planned years ago and praises President Bush for global security. It defends citizens rights, mentions Afghanistan and Muslim countries, and laments reprisals while urging patience ahead of the next presidential vote. End with support for the current administration and God Bless America.
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Air Force
Dinky Thin Ds
America
Afghanistan
Vo Dinh
Vo Dinit
George W. Mash
Letter defending Bush administration after 9 11 attacks
Respondents praise President George W. Bush and the administration for wartime leadership after the September 11 attacks. They criticize the Clinton era for deficits and tax hikes, defend actions in Afghanistan, and rebuke Helen Vo-Dinh's pointed questions about the era's security. The letter argues the current administration prevented further terror and questions Gore and Lieberman in hypothetical White House roles.
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Helen C. Vo- Dinh
Jin
America
Ms. Wu-Dinh
George W. Bush
Clinton
Congress
Afghanistan
al Gore
Joe Lieberman
White House
Governor faces tax cut delay blame amid rising state spending
A reader letter criticizes Governor for delaying a tax cut while expanding government programs. The writer accuses the governor of mismanaging funds, increasing state payroll, and relying on government to stimulate the public. Names mentioned include Prince Georges County and taxpayer concerns.
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Guy
Prince Georges County
Laxpayer
Haney
Letters to the Editor Text From Frederick News Past
A reader submission collection includes garbled lines about exclusivity and contact details. It references names, phone numbers, and shows instructions for sending letters by mail, fax, or email to the Frederick News-Post.
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P.O. Ro
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