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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1995
Page
6
The article discusses farm life in Frederick County, noting conflicts with urban expansion, lingering farm challenges, and the importance of farming to local life. It invites readers to the Great Frederick Fair in September to learn about the farmer and his operation in the neighborhood.
Joseph R. Rezash from New Market objects to Frank Ellis and his supporters over seven years of alleged broken promises in Pinehurst and Lake Singapore. He cites failed recreation center plans, unpaid escrow contributions, unfinished roads, and incomplete village amenities, accusing the developer of blocking progress and urging balanced coverage. He notes prior lawsuits and appeals for community unity.
Accounting Office skeptics weigh whether the Air Force truthfully answered a 1993 congressional information request about the Roswell crash. The Roswell incident, dating to July 1947, has fueled UFO lore and multiple books. Investigators plan no public disclosure in the upcoming report this month.
Rep. Steven Schiff pressed declassification to illuminate the Roswell crash tale. The GAO inquiry prompted the Air Force to admit Project Mogul ties, though officials deny a UFO cover up while acknowledging a significant unexplained event.
Officials said returning soldiers rarely settle within a month of reporting to USES as veterans face job registration surpluses and slow adjustment. A Spokane Coast Guard Reserve bride and a Frederick lieutenant wed in Portland on May 19 as they plan travels to Frederick and New York. Mayor Young previews cost estimates for South Market underground wiring plus a $33 per customer assessment. Thurmont Bank backs Rent-A-Kid summer employment drive for 14 to 21 year olds offering office space and phone access on Water Street.
Nancy L Gordon of Jefferson responds to Commissioner Mark Hoke's remarks on county finances by proposing two options used in hog farming: reduce the number of hogs at the trough or add more slop to the trough, suggesting the county consider one of these practices.
Local resident F Stewart Cashour responds to Linda Burns of Drums Pa who labeled Libertytown Walnut Street residents uncaring. He recounts swift neighborly aid after a crash, notes active community services and condemns outsiders who misjudge the town.
A reader criticizes David P. Koontz for labeling conservative Christians as bigoted, arguing religious beliefs can be stated without hatred. The letter urges elected officials to avoid diatribe and work together to tackle economic and social problems. An adjacent piece by Jason Fraley from Unionville warns youths about drug and alcohol dangers and urges abstinence and positive choices.
The piece argues drugs and smoking are harmful and not cool. It notes youths imitate parents and may turn to drugs after family loss or sadness, stressing that parental smoking teaches children harmful habits and that coping through drugs is a poor solution.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name address and phone number. Due to high volume not all letters are guaranteed publication and longer letters take longer to publish. Letters may appear on various pages and readers may mail or call with address details for submission.
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