County zoning rewrite debated by Frederick County board
Editorial argues the zoning ordinance rewrite is a rising political issue. It calls for delaying the measure until fall county elections to reveal candidate positions and let residents decide. The piece notes strong divides between property rights advocates and growth preservation supporters.
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Nunsense and The Graduate Stir Local Audiences
A lively review contrasts Nunsense with The Graduate as both shows reach Baltimore. Critics praise Nunsense for campy humor and witty performances while noting a quick closing run, and describe The Graduate as a star vehicle that sold out despite mixed notices. The piece highlights cast names, venues, and the show’s trajectory through towns and theaters.
Corporate cronyism inked with Enron and the Clinton era
The article outlines alleged ties between Enron and the Clinton administration in the 1990s, detailing Lay's meetings, a $4.8 billion Maharashtra plant in India, and a $400 million Eximbank loan. It cites White House memos, political donations, and involved officials amid claims of favorable treatment and delayed bids.
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Frederick Fire, Police Save Soldier From Asphyxiation
In Charleston West Virginia 19 year old Camp Detrick soldier was rescued after a 45 minute battle using resuscitators and oxygen tanks. The unconscious man was found at 121 West Second Street as Edith Stambaugh and Pauline Baker returned home. Police and United Rescue Truck crew headed by Delver John V Bowers aided the recovery.
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Ferguson Opposes State Run Medical Marijuana Policy
The letter from TIM FERGUSON of Maryland taxes in favor of federal research before any medical marijuana policy. He cites personal tragedy from leukemia, warns about enforcement issues, and argues states should lead with research and federal funding while opposing legalization at this time.
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No-kill shelter saves cats and dogs in area
A Frederick Post letter cites Sheil Caffey-Earp urging no-kill shelters as there is at least one nonprofit group, PetsAPets VetsDPets, operating with volunteers to rescue, vet, and place cats and dogs. The program treats common parasites and warms. animals are aged and matched to adoptive or foster homes.
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Letters on Donations and Adoption Fees in Frederick County
Community members urge action to support homeless animals in Frederick County. Donors note adoption fees of 100 dollars for dogs and 83 dollars for cats cover only a portion of care costs. Residents express concern that local aid to animals is inadequate and call for stronger non profit involvement.
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Bartlett supporter of term limits debate in Maryland
Letters critique term limits and political power as addictive. One writer recalls Rescue Mirlell’s promise to balance the budget and criticizes bills, while others discuss licensing, firearms purchase controls, and government bureaucracy in Maryland.
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Maryland Senate weighs Gun Accountability Act proposal
Senate Bill 424, the Gun Accountability Act of 20, seeks to tie firearm purchases to a designated driver license designation. Sponsors argue it could block criminals by requiring gun buyers to hold a valid license and complete training, though opponents note existing checks and training already apply. The bill faces questions about implementation and police verification.
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Letters to the Editor Format and Submission Details
The text outlines how readers should submit letters to the editor including mailing to The Frederick News Post P O Box 587 Fredericks MD 21705 fax number 301 662 1289 and an email address letters fredericknewspost com. It notes abbreviated letters may be published and mentions tone and length considerations for letters.
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