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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1993
Page
6
The paper notes one of the hottest and longest heat waves in years may persist for about five days more. It urges cooling tips and safety steps due to high humidity and power usage while suggesting readers find comfort in shaded locations, trees, and breezes from nearby mountains.
Vincent Dellaposta of Hagerstown, a Washington County Republican Central Committee member, argues Bartlett deserves a full term. He counters criticisms from Beltway rivals, highlights Bartlett’s job saves at Fleetwood and Letterkenny, and notes education funding and legislative efforts. He condemns detractors and praises Bartlett as a sincere representative of Sixth District voters.
Democratic candidate Gary Hughes argues against switching Frederick to a city manager form. He says change should be deliberate, benefits citizens, and that only the mayor should be accountable to voters. He pledges to lead within the current structure and urges others to join.
A Frederick County couple Evelyn Seal Butler and Gunner C R Dick Butler recount memories of wartime service with five campaign ribbons and seven battle stars. The article also notes a price freeze plan announced by the Regional Office of Price Administration for several states and the District of Columbia, targeting restaurant prices from April 4 to 10. It reflects on classic car features from the 1930s to the 1960s, including tail fins, manual wipers, running boards, and radiator caps as distinctive era marks.
Andy Rooney recalls 1930s packard quirks crank-starts trunk space and touring comforts. He contrasts era has more interior room yet simpler tech with today s integrated bodies and changing speeds. The piece blends nostalgia with reflections on past automotive design.
Ward W. Fetlow Jr. from Frederick argues against NAFTA, claiming it will hollow out middle class jobs by driving U.S. companies to Mexico for cheaper labor. He warns of corruption, bribery, and foreign influence, urging readers to contact their congressmen and senators to oppose the agreement.
About June 15 1993 at Winchester Hall a group of roughly 100 FCTA Pink Shirts attended the County Commissioner meeting. The author challenges a news account depicting Commissioner Sue Ann Yingling as rudely treated by teachers, claiming she behaved professionally yet reacted loudly by removing a microphone and leaving in anger. The letter questions reporting accuracy and hints at missed details.
Anne L Thomas Palmer complains that a Board of County Commissioners meeting was not rebroadcast due to technical difficulties caused by a switch error. She notes perceived bias in station coverage and urges Frederick Cablevision and The Frederick News-Post to report news without censorship.
A reader letter argues that so called English-only bills aim to curb immigrant transition laws and promote assimilation. The writer cites the Roth bill as supporting language learning while denying bilingual education bans and notes cross party support amid a broader reform debate.
A reader objecting to The Frederick Post's July 2 report on Rev. Wenger's book Western Maryland the Springboard of the Union Army to Gettysburg notes a factual error. The article wrongly placed Rose Hill Manor as Richfield. historical context shows Richfield along U.S. 15 north of Frederick and linked to Governor Thomas Johnson, with Johnson later living at Rose Hill Manor after giving property to his daughter and son-in-law.
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