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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1999
Page
4
Congressional investigators should study the Clinton locker room moment after the United States women’s team World Cup win. The piece notes Clinton’s reaction, Title IX’s impact on girls’ sports, and the broader boost the World Cup gives soccer for girls, boys, and fans.
The piece portrays Hillary Rodham Clinton as a self styled co president figure leveraging her husband’s record. It notes youth support and older male disfavor, a tentative distancing from Clinton administration policy, and the challenge of maintaining independence while sharing credit for successes and health care reform.
A Scripps Howard News Service report weighs Hillary Rodham Clinton’s strengths and vulnerabilities in a New York Senate race. It notes her reliance on Bill Clinton’s Arkansas governorship legacy, questions about conflicts of interest, Moynihan’s backing, and a close poll showing Giuliani within four points if held now. It also highlights the carpetbagger issue as a minor factor and predicts a tight contest as issues center on job performance and knowledge of New York-specific problems.
About 400 to 500 members and guests gathered at the club site along the Monocacy River near Detour to celebrate the Westminster Forest and Stream Club’s 76th founding anniversary. The event featured skeet shooting, horseshoe pitching, music, a buffet luncheon, and an address by Dr. Durwood L. Allen.
Residents express frustration over a man made water crisis that ruined lawns and livelihoods. Business owners faced closures and losses while homeowners with private wells worry about long term effects. Calls rise for a moratorium on new development and concrete steps to prevent a repeat.
James Pranthle of Frederick argues that school funding requests can grow endlessly when fed by government resources and that a government bureaucracy has created a de facto tax. He urges Congress to reclaim constitutional power to levy taxes and to abolish the FE Rate program rather than merely cutting it back.
A reader argues that public schools should not teach certain moral or spiritual values, claiming Quentin Duingerman's views differ from theirs. The letter suggests schools should not align with another individual's beliefs and questions who should guide moral instruction.
Bruce Wint e recounts two encounters with Frederick Police showing mixed perceptions. He argues officers are generally good yet need sensitivity training and community trust. He urges residents to view police as shared protectors, not an us versus them dynamic.
A critique cites an unauthorised FCC levy nicknamed the F Rate as eroding Congress taxation power. It brands the E-Rate entitlement controversial for funding schools and libraries with a growing federal bureaucracy. Critics warn unchecked costs could burden future taxpayers.
William B. Rose argues in The Frederick News-Post that high tax nations like Denmark Sweden Finland Belgium and the Netherlands sustain high living standards with free healthcare free college pensions and generous unemployment and maternity benefits. He contends the US at 40 percent taxation is 40 percent socialist and questions the cost to freedom.
The Frederick News Post invites exclusive signed letters with the writer’s name home address and home and business numbers. Space limits mean not all letters appear and poetry or religious verse is not published. Mail fax or email instructions are provided.
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