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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2001

Page

4

Black book debate fuels press access to public records

The editorial defends the paper’s pursuit of the so called black book, not to publish names but to scrutinize public information access and race relations in Frederick Maryland. It outlines four reasons including transparency under Maryland Public Information Law and concerns about a city hall dispute and an NAACP head’s cautions. It rejects sensationalism and pledges to focus on documents, governance, and policy.

Frederick's MeluTe City Hall Maryland NAACP Charlene Edmonds Jim Grimes Regis Raffensberger Frederick City

Reform health care to end hospital cost crises

An essay argues San Francisco General Hospital cannot cover care with private rates and emergency rooms are routinely overwhelmed. It advocates a single payer system modeled on Maine and Kaiser Permanente to ensure access, reduce costs, and avoid private doctors leaving under high living costs.

San Francisco General Hospital Bill Gacy Maine Kaiser Permanente Oeor

Local incidents and honors span Frederick County and beyond

The report notes a vehicle damage incident near 2:30 PM with no injuries, mentions President Truman in a VSL event, and references July 1 1952 as unaffected. The Frederick Garden Club sponsored a 224-entry display including Mrs Peter Chichester Mrs E D McCain and Virginia Miller. Dawn Marie Dove from Green Valley was selected for The Sound of America Honor Band and Chorus. Junior Holstein members from Baltimore visited Cunningham Falls Lake for recreation and a cookout.

Frederick Dawn Marie Dove James Dove Green Valley Sound of America Maryland Miss Dove Singanore High School National Holstein Association Baltimore Cunningham Falls Lake Frederick County

Lives changed in 10 seconds accident tragedy

A Middletown woman was killed in a crash that left bystanders powerless to help. Messages of sympathy to the driver and family urge others, especially younger motorists, to slow down and drive responsibly to prevent further loss of life.

Middletown Sis

Frederick Memorial Hospital staff commitment echoed in letters

In a letter to the editor, Michele Bazard underscores the hospital staff's dedication to excellent, timely care and notes the misunderstanding around skill levels among employees. The writer urges Mr. Wilson to research the facility's mission and values while defending the labor mix and patient service quality.

FMH Empatos Wilson

New Market Revitalization Efforts Attract Attention

Local readers discuss bringing visitors back to New Market, praising Mayor Winslow Burhans and new committee efforts to make the town welcoming. Comments reference past candle shops and a desire for focused development to draw people in and support local businesses.

Winslow Burhans Ite

Planning commission site lags in Sey Panang region

Report notes the Hat dors ig bane testa of the planning commission running behind on updates. Mentions JOHN GUY Moaruvia in connection with the query about why the Fred ty Manning Commission’s site is not current.

Sey Panang Cormacan Rice Commission Resender Fredty Manning Commission Planning Commission

Critics vote over graveyard areas in state scene

Tim and Alex Mooney face criticism as supporters note their effectiveness and potential. The heated discourse underscores their influence, with observers citing increased scrutiny of political positions and public statements. Michael D. Zimmer, Mount Airy.

Tim Alex Mooney

Unclear fragment prompts Brunswick question on Hogan legacy

Fragmentary note describes confusion after a Friday drive on Md. 85. It mentions fines, a blockage, and asks if Thane Ellis is connected to Brunswick and Hogan legacy.

Hospital Staff Responds To Community Concerns

Frederick Memorial Hospital employee of nearly ten years addresses Wilson the Frederick reporter and urges calm. The statement emphasizes teamwork and dedicated skilled staff to treat patients amid community uncertainties.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Wilson Frederick

Morris Defended Against Local Critic in July Paper

A local newspaper piece defends Terence Morris amid criticism from a resident named Bill Wallace. The article acknowledges Morris’s performance as No 34 pick and notes the critic’s remarks may not fully reflect his contributions to the team.

Theo NBA Aes Bee Palecsrucis Ik Ua Frederick Cran Aed Oat East Posane Press Damento Tn Coe Houston Ney Terence Teceuns Y Cehorsh Temas Ganders Eyes Terence Morris Scort Relats Morris Bill Wallace Mr. Morris

McVeigh headline sparks debate over tone and bias

Sarah Nolan notes readers criticize a proposed McVeigh headline for personal animosity and distortion. Editors urge restraint, aiming for neutral wording while conveying the issue and stakes without endorsement or hate.

Gas price blame shifts to oil and Democrats

Diesel prices surged last year amid trucking complaints as Democrats faced blame from industry commentators. The piece cites Mr. Fout’s letter and questions whether this signals a broader shift in responsibility to oil companies and political figures. Reporter Vincent Digioia notes Middletown context.

Senate Billinton Metres Pro Tent Fout

Letters to the Editor policy and submission details

The Frederick News-Post outlines letters to the editor guidelines including anonymity limits, non publication of religious verse or copy of songs, and how to submit letters by mail fax or email. It lists the mailing address P O Box 578 and the email domain post.com.

Frederick Mews-Post P.O Frederick

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