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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1994
Page
4
The Rock Creek School case centers on a seriously ill student whose parents requested a do not resuscitate directive be followed at school. The community, including the Attorney General, grapples with the ethical weight, seeking understanding, sympathy, and respect for the family’s painful decision.
State's Attorney Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr. spoke at the 12th Annual Police Memorial and Recognition Service, urging the public to thank officers daily. He honored officers Ted Wolfe Carey Petzman Greg May, their families, and praised the police for daily risk, service, and dedication to community safety.
President Clinton seizes the D-Day anniversary to lift national mood and frame foreign policy with a historic echo. Critics say the trip to Italy Britain and France risks political use of the moment while veterans emphasize honoring those who fought. Army historians stress the courage of Allied forces and the learning value of history for future generations.
A note from a battalion commander praises Technician Fourth Grade Sergeant Willard H. Mercer for efficiently leading a mobile kitchen unit in field messes on April 29 and April 6, 1944. He provided hot food around the clock and displayed strong courtesy, earning official commendation. Mercer told his wife of acting mess sergeant duties with seven men.
A reader letter from Samantha Sigler of Walkersville argues against allowing a BYOB topless bar in Mount Airy, contending it would raise traffic deaths and road risk. She suggests men could instead rent videos at home to avoid drunk driving and urges the Frederick and Carroll counties to veto the proposal.
A Maryland dealer urges seat belt safety recalling personal near misses and the loss of Mr. John Wantz. He appeals to families to stay buckled, sharing how lapses can threaten lives and noting his pledge as a dealer in Frederick.
A call to residents to actively oppose crime by joining or starting a Neighborhood Watch Program, urging immediate action to prevent crime from gaining a foothold in the community.
Letters urging activation of Neighborhood Watch before problems arise. Citizens share experiences of daytime bicycle thefts, neighbor vigilance, and car tag reporting leading to recovery and arrest. Encourages monthly meetings, neighbor ties, and backing the Sheriff's Office. Signed Mike and Pam Holcomb Urbana.
Mary Weedon writes about the stress and rewards of caring for 10 to 12 residents in a nursing home. She urges family members to visit and observe the care, noting disruptions, injuries, and emotional strain, but emphasizes dedication and gratitude for the ability to help others.
A financial planner urges readers to oppose Clinton era plans to tax annuities. The appeal argues new taxes would drain retirement savings, affect all annuity holders, and threaten Social Security and pension programs. Readers are asked to write to the President and Congress to protest.
A local paper’s helicopter exposé on presidential aides drew wire service, TV, and national newspaper attention, underscoring the role of small papers in shaping a wide audience and timely discourse. DAVID A HILTZ praises the firm coverage and impact of the story.
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to send letters with name address and phone number. Instructions provide mailing address and teletext option for submitting letters to the editor at The Frederick News.
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