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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1997
Page
6
The piece argues HMOs offer affordable care but fall short on patient choice and medical judgment. It notes reforms led by Hillary Clinton harmed credibility, cites Maryland extending maternity stays as consumer victories, and calls for a major overhaul to ensure doctors decide care, not profit driven administrators.
Richard F Bricken outlines Maryland child support guidelines enacted in 1989 to standardize awards based on combined income and number of children. He rebuts claims about tax credits, warns against penny by penny accounting, and emphasizes evaluating whether a child’s needs are met while noting possible modifications or custody changes if funds are misused.
A humorous Berry’s World panel satirizes Washington and government themes. The cartoon uses a playful quip to reflect public views on policy and leadership.
Clinton gains leverage as Republicans falter after disaster relief setback and public infighting. Hilary Hilley leads White House talks with Lott and Gingrich to craft final tax and spending arrangements, while White House and Treasury flag unacceptable capital gains indexing and aid provisions.
Yesterday the files note Dr. Ronald J. Roop of New Market assumed Frederick County health officer duties after Dr. E C Kefauver retired after 23 years. Other items list local contest winners, a porch incident, new medical staff joins, and a water contamination finding.
Ken Eidel of Thurmont argues against the primacy of growth in Frederick County. He notes rural land, clean air and water, low unemployment, and high quality of life, urging support for alternatives to growth and smart growth policies.
Frederick resident Alex Bradford argues in support of Rep Roscoe Bartlett noting his effectiveness and concern for children's future. He claims Bartlett works on constituent grievances and investigates administration scandals, contrasting with criticisms in a June 23 letter about zealous politics.
Donna Thomas of Point of Rocks urges support for Dr. Bartlett as a principled leader and criticizes the president and Bradford. David Shumway of Maryland argues Sauerbrey must resist moderates, defend pro life and tax cuts, and campaign harder, citing Buchanan and Reagan as examples. Both letters urge civic participation and consistent beliefs.
Letter-writer disputes Roy Meachum on voter fraud and the Sauerbrey campaign. They claim voting machines failing in some jurisdictions shifted Ellen Sauerbrey from ahead to behind on election night, urging stronger push on the issue.
The Frederick News Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper with writer contact details for verification. Abridgements may occur due to space. poems and form letters are not published. volume is high so publication cannot be guaranteed. Send by mail to The Editor, Frederick News Post, 200 E Patrick J, Frederick MD 21705, by fax or email.
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