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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1994
Page
4
The text argues for broad government programs to address perceived racial oppression and white suffering. It contrasts Black, Asian American, and Hispanic outcomes in employment education and health, and notes mortgage denial disparities, while mentioning Anglo Saxon history and Norman invasions as context.
A Creators Syndicate column argues that society victimizes tall people through bias and infrastructure, comparing discrimination across height to racism sexism age and ability gaps. It asserts heightism affects daily life via fountains urinals seats and sizing while government programs unevenly assist some victims over others.
A Frederick newspaper recalls internal debate over covering a Ku Klux Klan protest targeting gays. The editors note the dilemma between publicity and amplifying hate, arguing coverage informs readers and supports efforts to curb the group while avoiding sensationalism.
Diane B. Koehnlein questions the Population Research Institute's backing and Miller's stance on overpopulation. She cites growth rates in Sub Sahara Africa and India, U.S. immigration, farmland limits, water use, and looming ecological strain, urging readers to educate themselves and take a balanced view.
William J. Davis warned the city water supply ceased at the Fishing Creek dam 23 days earlier than in 1943 while W. Raymond Walter said filtration plant work at Singapore continues with only a third of required workers. Col Joseph Sears denied rumors of a petition to exclude military personnel from Frederick but announced limited visit freedom for staff. Lt Vincent Hopkins tightened live ordnance searches after finding torpedoes and burning small arms ammo in a fortified trench. County Commissioner Dorsey and Mayor Young agreed to jointly sponsor a 400 car parking deck behind City Hall. William Mutsehler was named coordinator for Frederick Community College’s Aviation Technician School after 10 years at Southwest Suburban Airport.
A reader challenges Jessica Grege's June 22 front page piece on ordinary gay people calling the term an oxymoron and questions the Triangles club name, bisexuality, AIDS, and education claims. The letter condemns promotion of homosexuality and invokes Pedophile Pride week with a provocative call for scrutiny.
A reader in Kemptown asks whether Frederick has declined relative to Mount Airy and questions local attitudes toward LGBTQ bars. The note expresses concern about community acceptance, church stance, and divine approval, without detailing any event or opening.
Responding to Roy Meachum's June 6 1994 column, the writer argues that Bill Shepard did not win 40 percent of the 1990 gubernatorial vote. The piece contends the vote reflected opposition to Schaefer's policy rather than strong support for Shepard and references Del Ellen.
Del Ellen Sauerbrey, with 16 years in the State Legislature and eight as Republican Minority Leader, faces primary scrutiny over her record and campaign funding. The piece contrasts her pro-victim rights stance with opponents, notes a $1 million post‑primary fund, and weighs Bentley’s spending history and district votes.
Candidate defends discussing incumbents voting history as a public issue while distancing a campaign handout from his team. He cites state budget shortfall and vows to debate policy, noting Congresswoman Bentley's absence from forums and his own past votes on cutting state government size and cost.
Francis Smith of Emmitsburg criticizes Anthony Dove's June 27 column for vitriolic tone toward Mary. He defends Marian teaching, cites Jesus by John giving Mary as mother and advocate, and questions apparitions in Emmitsburg while noting Mass, Exposition, Benediction, Rosary, and Reconciliation as fruits.
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to send letters with name address and phone number. Contact details include 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21705 and P O Box 579. A fax number 662 8279 is provided for submissions.
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