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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1997
Page
6
The article notes a surge in road rage incidents causing serious injuries and deaths with summer traffic and heat upping stress. Police advise avoiding confrontation, ignoring taunting drivers, staying calm, and following driving rules to reduce risks.
Charles W. Smith appeals to the new Weinberg Center director to hear the voices of local groups who have supported the center for decades. He warns against eroding the center’s soul amid politics, urges collaboration, and asserts the center belongs to the community and its volunteers.
At a hot Mayflower Hotel fundraiser Clinton touts economic gains and lines up donors who contribute up to 5000 dollars for Democratic House races. The piece outlines campaign finance reform debates, the price of influence, and McCain's push for disclosure, soft money ban, and money limits amid a stalled Senate vote.
APPROXIMATELY 300 persons attended the first annual picnic of the newly formed Frederick Optimists Club held on the C Lease Bussard farm near Frederick. Proceeds from concessions benefit the Junior Optimists Club for youth activities.
A letter to the editor argues for substantial drought relief for area farmers amid natural cycles. The writer condemns reliance on foreign imports and urges lawmakers and citizens to fund farming relief as a fundamental public good. He stresses the need to support local American agriculture and criticizes subsidies for tobacco or cotton.
The Frederick County Recycling Office issues a correction to the July 22 article titled Recycling 'Queen' hales waste. The piece misidentified Nancy Randolph and clarifies her role and statements regarding county recycling programs.
Nancy Randolph earned State Employee Recycler of the Year with a governor’s citation. Virginia Keeney received County Employee Recycler of the Year with a county plaque in Winchester Hall. Both awards arise from colleague nominations judged by the Green Team.
A reader responds to Patli Busche’s July letter arguing that working parents can provide love and guidance without sacrificing children's safety. The writer emphasizes shared responsibility, time spent in evenings and weekends, and rejects the notion that employment means parental neglect.
The Frederick News Post invites signed exclusive letters with writers full name home address and home and business phone numbers for verification. Due to volume not all letters can be published and poetry religious verse or copied letters are discouraged.
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