Battle for unborn life drives Frederick County group reply
Mary Haggerty president of Frederick County Right to Life refutes Baumgartner on abortion. NRLC position opposes abortion for rape and incest while seeking restrictions on other grounds. She argues pro lifers volunteer for multiple causes and asserts the sanctity of all human life from conception.
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Avid Baumgartner
Frederick News-Post
Frederick County
Right To Life
Baumgartner
National
Right To Life Committee
NRLC
Mary Haggerty
Remembering Alice J Arnold and Cleveland theater icon
Alice J Arnold lauds pro choice rights and praises attorney Dave for his wartime humanity. She highlights Davis T Baumgartner and his partner T Baumgartner, who led local musicals in Solon and Cleveland. She recounts the duo's stage work, noting T as assistant director and co performer. Cleveland’s loss is Frederick’s gain.
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Dave
Cleveland
Solon
Davis
T Baumgartner
Coperformer
Frederick
Abortion debate and critiqued rhetoric in Frederick News-Post
A reader analyzes Joseph J. Balbi’s May 15 opinion piece on abortion, accusing it of misrepresentation and arguing about murder by necessity, justifiable homicide, and pro life activism. The letter discusses celibacy, sex power, religion, science, and Balbi’s persona, noting the writer’s Thurmont residence.
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Frederick News-Post
Baumgartner
David S. Baumgartner
Pro-Life
God
Jesus
Mr. Baumgartner
Abortion Debate Prompted by Personal Change in 1992
Billie Willis Laughland argues for reconsidering abortion in light of birth control limits and adoption challenges. She shares personal history, critiques media and education, and urges readers to petition, reflect, and vote conscience in 1992, citing her Frederick residence and maternal experiences.
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An & Society
Bille Willis Laughland
Frederick
Last day of school feeling explored by writer
Dale McFeatters muses on the spontaneous joy of final school days and the imagined need for federal research dollars to identify and battle the enduring, childlike euphoria. He recalls empty-handed exits, summer plans, and the contrast with adult concerns as June unfolds.
Evans urges education funding and fair developer fees
Warren R. Evans praises high priority on education by Gray Bowerman and Sundergill. He notes Frederick County Board of Education spending aimed at quality, cites annual 600 to 700 new students, and calls for a program like impact fees next budget time to fund schools. Evans lives in Frederick.
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David Gray
Gail Bowerman
Frederick County
Board of Education
Frederick County Tax Debate Sparks Teacher Letter
Tony Miller a Frederick County teacher argues the Reagan era funding shortfalls constrain schools and local government. He urges leadership to propose long term alternatives beyond retrenchment or tax increases, defending schools as surrogates for family roles and criticizing opponents while affirming taxpayer support. Miller notes past growth hurt quality of life and calls for future-focused decisions.
Sour grapes stain Frederick County school views
Taxpayers' association critique frames the last election as sour grapes and presents a negative, antiquated portrayal of Frederick County schools and teachers aimed at swaying local voters.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Frederick County
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