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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1999
Page
4
Editorial urges caution during extreme heat as a family plans a going away party. It notes a dad suffered heat exhaustion after outdoor chores in 95 degree heat and humid conditions. It stresses shade breaks, hydration, and prompt medical help for heat stroke or exhaustion, with practical steps for cooling and prevention.
Public Agenda and Pew studies show widemajority support for constitutional liberty, free elections, and the free enterprise system. Americans view the U S as distinct and vital, with 84 percent calling it unique and 90 percent deeming it better than most countries.
Wilbur Main, 14, of Frederick, driving Main's Market Car No 23, won the 1949 Tri-County Championship Soap Box Derby on West Patrick Street hill and earned the Frederick News-Post all expense trip to the national derby in Akron Ohio. Russell H McCain of Frederick spoke to Rotary on state road plans. Boy Scouts from St John's Troop 274 returned from a 10 day Quebec trip. Weather forecaster David Lesher noted 2.74 inches of rain in July so far. Mount Airy post office slated to open in 1980. Camp West Mar marked 20th anniversary with founder Pappy Graham honored. Kathleen Ann Costlow earned a dance degree from University of Cincinnati Conservatory.
EDGAR S. CRAWFORD of Frederick criticizes Lee Ann Hippert of Discovery for not appreciating safe Frederick City water during drought. He notes springs spouts despite drought and argues gratitude for usable supply.
The piece argues prejudice is learned, bigotry a deliberate act. It urges self reflection to keep prejudice from becoming bigotry, promotes restraint and moral judgment, and cites a Frederick County service via the FCAA with contact 301-694-1506. Another event.
A resident letter from Frederick outlines the City of Frederick Department of Community Development led by Jim Schmersahl. It describes the Community Development Block Grant funded Operation Rehab Project aiding low income homeowners, plus low interest loans and grants through the Maryland Special Loans Program. It urges readers to contact the Frederick Community Action Agency and the Department of Community Development for housing assistance.
Theodore J. Luck Jr argues racism persists in America and that the NAACP seeks legal avenues and public platforms to advance Black rights while the KKK clings to white supremacy. He notes racial injustice exists, cites a New York beating case, and urges unity for real equality across races.
Water conservation tips from Cary North Carolina leaders are shared to help households cut use during a severe drought. Guidance covers saving water in daily routines, toilet tank tricks, rain barrel ideas, and staying within well capacity while protecting regional supplies. Laurie V. Hager Mount Airy.
Frederick Community Action Agency director outlines available programs for housing rehabilitation assistance in Frederick County. Services include pre-purchase, default, and rental counseling, case management for low income homeowners, access to low-interest loans and grants, weatherization of about 30 houses annually, and a growing life and safety repairs program for incomes at or below 30 percent of the county median. Located at 1003 Market St in downtown Frederick.
A Frederick News-Post reader responds to the July 14 letter joining forces to combat racism. The writer says they are tired of seeing racism coverage in the paper and notes millions share that fatigue. The letter refers to a woman who authored the piece and comments on her statements.
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper, includes name address and phone numbers for verification, and excludes poetry form letters or copies. Due to high volume publication is not guaranteed and letters may be abridged for space.
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