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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2001
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses a public access issue about Ris and Lita, with mentions of a commission and proposals. The readable parts indicate a debate over the right to know and possible indent ation and transparency measures, but the source is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Editorial argues for open public sessions on local land use debates involving Martin Marietta style developments. It cites county officials Commissioners President David Gray and Ms Gardner backing a proposal by Mr Thompson but notes Ilona Hogan’s opposition. The piece urges public scrutiny while acknowledging the need for focused leadership to prevent paralyzing delays. It stresses timely public knowledge of meetings with private developers to serve residents and the public interest.
A long editorial argues the FDA and GAO failed to warn the public about potential cell phone risks. It cites studies showing genetic changes from radiation, urges immediate use of headsets, and criticizes Congress for lacking hearings and robust research funding. It notes industry involvement and calls for interim safety measures while science continues.
Local reports describe a smoky residential fire at 210 EC Fifth Street with neighbors and several units responding. city officials note imperfect combustion. Mayor Ronald N Young launches a bid for a third term with a fundraiser at Frederick Fairgrounds joined by Tanzanian ambassador Paul Bomani. Lions Club member Etchison honored for 59 years. Shepherd College dean’s list includes Brenda S Nolan of Frederick.
John A. Ford argues that Frederick citys proposed cap of 300 building permits annually will extend for at least three years until a distant surface water supply from the Paiuena River is usable. He notes groundwater wells lessen risk, while Brunswick discharges inadequately treated sewage, reflecting broader Potomac watershed issues and rising bottled water demand.
A public life narrative about a high school teacher arrested for possession of child pornography and drugs. The piece contrasts the teacher’s positive public persona with a troubling private life, noting the shock of the private misconduct amid his career in education.
A reader from Broomfield Colorado lauds a high school English teacher while criticizing politician Alex X Mooney for voting against gay rights laws. She cites the teacher’s classroom influence on her life and questions the politician’s ego and responsiveness to constituents.
A June 11 letter to the editor from Alex Mooney claims the governor discriminates against his constituents. Karen Miller in Frederick counterposts that the remark ignores gay and lesbian concerns and echoes a communist phrase about redistribution.
A letter to the editor criticizes Alex Mooney for claiming discrimination against him and his political actions. The writer argues Mooney inflates claims, accuses the governor, and questions his understanding of political games while noting perceived discrimination by Mooney toward gay rights in Frederck County.
Readers respond to a letter by Alex Mooney criticizing the governor and urging replacement with a more effective leader. The discussion questions Mooney’s stance and whether the governor should step aside to allow progress, noting indications of political tension and calls for action.
A reader letter questions tax policy and socialist ideas, arguing for individual ownership of earnings. It contrasts a $36 000 earner paying 15 percent and a $150 000 earner paying 30 percent after refunds, claiming the government should not claim personal income. The writer defends capitalism and urges accountability in tax money use.
BILL BROWN of Monrovia says Allegheny Power should already know about frequent outages in Green Valley. Outages range from seconds to hours, hit his street hardest, and petitions were suggested as a path to an official investigation. He criticizes the company's responses.
When traffic lights fail at an intersection drivers treated it as four way stop rule but in our neighborhood many ignored safety. People sped through intersections like an interstate creating dangerous conditions this summer. Mark R Matthias urges renewed traffic safety habits for a safe season.
The Frederick News-Post prints Letters to the Editor from readers. Many letters include authors and home addresses. due to high volume, only select submissions appear. The page provides submission details and contact options for readers wishing to submit future letters.
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