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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2001

Page

4

High occupancy toll lanes debated in Maryland editorial

Editorial questions HOT lanes in Montgomery County and Lexus style high occupancy toll concepts. Critics note single drivers paying for faster lanes could undermine equity while officials push tolls for bridges and tunnels and test technologies for advertising and prepayment.

Paris Montgomery County Lexis Glendening American Automobile Association Maryund Aly

Mom and Pop Cop in Chase of Power and Pride

The piece portrays a clash involving the Domers and Raffensberger amid tensions with the NAACP and city leadership. It depicts a public confrontation, shifting loyalties, and a police faction struggle under Mayor Gordon’s administration, with President Edmonds resisting pressure.

Gordon Harold Domer

Debates Over Census Classification and Interracial Marriage Trends

The piece discusses census racial categories, evolving social views on race as a social construct, and rising interracial marriages. It cites 1970 to 1993 trends showing increased African American–white marriages and growing hopes of convergence among Latino and Asian Americans, amid ongoing uncertainty about how individuals identify.

Letter on topless deputy photo sparks county history echoes

This letter argues July photos of Sheriff Deputy Mark Cullember with four topless women echo Frederick County history from the 1970s. It claims past leaders would have smiled and dismissed the affair, asserting leadership varies and political correctness overreacts to the incident.

Mark Cullember Frederick County Contro Charlie Main

Mil Seeking Funds For Maryland Senate Campaign Questioned

A reader questions State Senator Alex Mooney’s funding demands, suggesting a half million dollars to win a Maryland seat. The letter from Frederick weighs campaigns costs against reported earnings and party labels, noting local names like Bob Balestri and others in the debate.

Alex Mooney Maryland Bush

Unclear fragment on volunteers and firefighting duties

Fragment discusses volunteers and on duty hours among firefighters with uncertain phrasing and missing context.

Fragmentary Letters Hint at Urtana Volunteer Clarifications

The readable portion shows letters referencing Thomas G. Carlin and a discussion of volunteers tied to German and other languages. Scrambled words obscure full meaning, but the text implies a note about reading clarity, toe Rica, and apron of tmeneranits hoble coypniry.

Hispanics and English in American life a citizen speaks

A naturalized citizen warns against a trend to Latinize the United States arguing English remains central while immigrants keep customs and language, enriching American life and pride without abandoning roots.

United States

Quiet land deal targets Park Place and Street School

Informal accord aims to keep Street School as a school by securing a prime real estate parcel along Park Place. The expansion plan involves yesterday’s discreet purchase affecting local land use and community layout.

Park Place

Land mines killing people in Knoxville and Eleanor 8

A brief city update notes land mine incidents causing fatalities in Knoxville and nearby Eleanor 8. Authorities report injuries and investigations underway amid ongoing concerns about unexploded ordnance and public safety.

Tin Grown Foe Sparks City Debate in Myenseville

Local notes reveal a heated discussion over new policies labeled Tin Grown with JACK BLAKE cited as a key figure in Myenseville. The effort aims to raise standards and address a growing concern, drawing community input and media attention.

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

A jumble of reader letters and contact details appears, with mentions of names, phone numbers, and postal addresses for letter submissions to The Frederick News-Post. It notes restricted topics and includes incomplete instructions and a contact page snippet.

Tee Frederick Mewe

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