Remembering Louis Goldstein and a lasting state legacy
The piece honors Louis Goldstein a lifelong public servant from Prince Frederick who died at 85. It notes his 40 years as state comptroller his long tenure in public service including four years as a delegate and 12 as a senator and his impact on Maryland finance and stability. It discusses his popularity charm and the debate over successors and a possible Capitol monument.
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Stein
Goldstein
Board of Public Works
Prince Frederick
Annapolis
Calvert County
Marines
Mr. Goldstein
Louis Gold
Remembering Louie Goldstein a life in law and press
The obituary recalls Louis Goldstein a Calvert County newspaper owner and political figure who influenced Maryland journalism ethics. It notes his youth poultry shows at Frederick Grounds, tenure as Maryland Delaware DC Press Association president, rivalry with editors, and efforts against a proposed eastern Frederick County prison. His late career included receptions at the State House after Governor Tawes’ inauguration and advocacy for local historical stories.
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Od Sal Louie
Calvert County
Maryland-Delaware- DC Press Association
RG. Stromberg
Howard County
Wilmer Cronin
Harford County
Edward Hall
G. Arthur McDaniel
Caroline County
William Preston Lane Jr
Hagerstown Herald-Mail
Louie
Millard Tawes
State House
Gov. Tawes
Roger Brooke Taney
Gov
Thomas Johnson
State Penal Board
Frederick County
Singanore High School
State Press Association
Hagerstown
Prizes, profit hunger taint journalism ethics and trust
Dan Thomasson, Scripps Howard News Service bureau chief, laments prize and ratings driven corruption in journalism. He cites recent fabrications at New Republic, Boston Globe, Cincinnati Enquirer and CNN Time as signs of untrained young reporters pressured by editors, prizes, and bottom line. He urges renewed commitment to truthful, non sensational reporting and warns of ongoing damage to democracy.
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Vineyard
New Republic
Boston Globe
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
CNN
Time Magazine
U.S
Laos
Cincinnati
Washington Post
Dan Thomasson
Scripps Howard News Service
News-Post briefs from Frederick area events and notices
Officials reported 2000 bushels of fair quality new wheat delivered to the Frederick elevator of the Farmers Cooperative Association Inc was purchased at 2.20 a bushel. Most area farmers reported they were getting little better than half their normal yield. Gaines Shoes advertised a Mid-Summer Sale at prices 2.99 to 8.99 regular 5.95 to 13.85. Former Inspector Alvey A. Moxley of Damascus sued Montgomery County Commissioners for reinstatement to a 2550 a year job after his March 1947 dismissal. Carter visited Emmitsburg Seton Shrine then Harpers Ferry. Health Systems Agency review overrun renovation at Francis Scott Key Hotel rose to 4089874 from 1205000. Lisa Warner and Rhonda Remsburg named finalists for 1978 Miss Maryland United Teenager Pageant July 22 in Hunt Valley. A new baby arrived at the Joseph and Vicki Orndorff home in Mount Airy. Crystal Dawn, born after four months, had grown and strengthened before release from Johns Hopkins.
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Frederick
The
Farmers Cooperative Association Inc
Alvey A. Moxley
Damascus
Montgomery Board of County Commissioners
Moxley
Wilfred E. Dayhoff
Joseph and
Vicki Orndorff
Mount Airy
John Hopkins University Hospital
Crystal Dawn
Contempt of cop column by Roy Meachum praised
Wayne Dougherty from Brunswick compliments Roy Meachum on his Contempt of cop column dated July 1. He looks forward to Meachum’s January 1999 installments, hoping for more sharp insights and fitting commentary.
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Roy Meachum
Roy
Mr Meachum
Diabetic driver backs sheriff in county incident
Frederick resident Kristin A. Luhn defends the Frederick County Sheriff's Office and Deputy Rolle over an on road incident on U S 15. She explains insulin shock risks, supports stopping the vehicle to protect the public, and suggests possible license restrictions if the driver’s health risk recurs.
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Tam
Frederick County
U.S
Sheriff's Office
Rolle
Sheriff’s Office
Letters to Editor on diabetes and police response
Ken Smith argues that the Frederick County police acted correctly to stop a vehicle during a hypoglycemic episode but condemned the subsequent force as ignorant and harmful. He calls for education about diabetes, urges fair treatment of diabetics, and questions social biases against people with medical conditions.
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Frederick
Alan Cairo
Frederick County
FDP
Mr. Moore
Outrage over deputy Caho and police union rhetoric
John L. O Neill condemns Corporal Alan Caho and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 102 for hostile letters about Thomas Moore, urging officials to condemn the remarks, uphold laws, and defend press freedom amid alleged insults and threats of a lawsuit. The letter cites prior Frederick News-Post quotes on public safety pay and police brutality.
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Frederick County
Cpl Caho
Tom Moore
Cpl. Caho
Montgomery County
Moore
Cpl
Cairo
FOP
Alan Caho
Frederick News-Post
Alan Cairo
Hagg
Sheriffs Office
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper with the writer’s water name home address and contact numbers. Due to high volume not all letters may be published and poetry verse form letters or copies to others are not published.
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Fredenck News-Post
News-Post
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Gaines Shoes
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Emmitsburg
Jimmy Carter
Harpers Ferry
W.va
Health Systems Agency
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lisa Warner
Yellow Springs
Rhonda Sue Remsburg
Jefferson
Hunt Valley
Kristin A. Luhn Frederick
Ken Smith
John L. O’neill Frederick
E. Patrick Sr
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