Rebuilding Faith Rising at Frederick Seventh Day Adventist
After a February 1993 fire destroyed the former Adventist Drive church, Frederick Seventh Day Adventist Church celebrates consecration of the new sanctuary on Jefferson Pike near Butterfly Lane with an organ dedication, tours, and an afternoon concert. Community donations from diverse groups funded chapels, libraries, and the bell tower, with volunteers providing labor and services.
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Jefferson Pike
Butterfly Lane
Frederick
Adventist Drive
St. John the Evangelist
Singapore United Methodist Church
Community fundraising ideas to aid Frederick public safety
Connie Guy of Frederick advocates teen centers and late night programs funded by duos of cake walks, dance contests, and swing dancing. Proposes biweekly events, entry fees, and half to winner with band and dancing at local venues, using church or firehouse space, with Scouts aiding. Frances-based pleas for unity and local involvement.
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Ple
Frederick
Kate Buckley
United Fire Company
Armory
Market Street
South Market Street
Bartlett Criticized for Promises and Welfare Talk at Lions Club
Timothy D. McCown reports that Rep Roscoe Bartlett used a Frederick Lions Club speech to frame the coming race around promises and middle class needs He attacked Clinton Medicare expansion while defending wealthier tax policy ideas and claimed he would limit his terms, sparking claims of contradictory promises and political posture.
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Frederick
Bartlett
Clinton
Bartett
Dr. Bartlett
Congress
Remembering Jim Baggett a cyclist killed by an intoxicated driver
Judy Novak from Burtonsville writes a solemn tribute urging readers to stop drinking and driving after Jim Baggett died at the scene. The piece honors his character, family, and athletic life, and calls for accountability to prevent similar tragedies.
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Frederick News-Post
Jim Baggett
Jim
Vonnie
Judy Novak
Burtonsville
News-Post brief items from Freder ick area dated early 1969
Items reported include out of date police tours of duty noted as reversed, recreation commission considering an ice skating site, nine tributes to late Dr. Joseph H. Apple from Hood College and others, hazardous driving from ice and freezing rain, Washington Moscow hotline placed at Fort Detrick, Eastalco emission standards debate guarded by lawyers, and Capt Mike Kastello named among NASA astronaut finalists but not flying.
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Joseph H. Apple
Henry Irvin Stahr
Hood College
R. Paul Smith
Hood Board of Trustees
Holmes D. Baker
Henri L.G. Kieffer
Mary Grace Helfenstein
R. Ames Hendrickson
YMCA
Lloyd C. Culler
J.H. Gambrill Jr
Josephine P Etchison
C. Burr Artz Library
Frederick
Eastalco
Edgar Wirts
Fastalco Aluminum
Harvey P Armentrout
Letters to the Editor Challenge local housing and safety concerns
Barbara Mullinix of Emmitsburg voices alarm over commercial properties next to homes after a Whittier investment dispute. She cites a builder’s plan with no buffer between residential and roadside commercial zones and questions public interest. Garland Pf Feaga urges unity for national values and critiques government liberalism impacting society.
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Emmitsburg
Whittier
Country in Danger From Escalating Violence and Drugs
A speaker decries rising violence and drug trafficking in the United States noting the government’s failure to deter entry of cocaine and other drugs through borders and shipments. The writer urges peace and civility at home and criticizes international “baby-sitting” spending, urging decisive action to protect citizens.
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United States
Saddam Hussein
Face the Music: Ringing Ears Punishment Fantasied
A letter from Rachel P Keith of Walkersville contemplates revenge on megabass car stereo listeners. She rejects violent schemes and prefers nature’s quiet payback of persistent ear ringing that punishes the offenders in their own world.
Letters to the Editor Policy for The Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post outlines submission rules for letters to the editor requiring exclusive content, the writer’s name and addresses, and home and business phones for verification. It notes space limits and that not all letters are published, with instructions to mail, fax, or email letters.
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Fredenck News-Post
Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick St
P.O
Frederick
Fredericknewspost.com
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Connie Guy
Akwapa
Berry's
Timothy D. McCown
Jefferson
Lucky
News-Post
Fred Straley
City Police Department
Lloyd C. Cutler
Recreation Commission
Robert L. Smith
City Hall
Washington, D.C
Moscow
Fort Detrick
Mike Kastello
Lewistown
NASA
Outer Space
Barbara M. Mullinix
Rachel P Keith Walkersville
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