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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1999
Page
4
The piece argues the Kosovo settlement resembles a temporary lull rather than a true surrender, with Serb forces retaining weapons and immunity for leaders. It notes ongoing violence, potential war crimes trials, and a long, costly path ahead as NATO’s air campaign yields limited results and interethnic tensions persist.
Roy Meachum recounts a troubling incident where Frederick City Police disturbed his wife Sharon late at night outside a shop. He claims officers behaved intimidatingly, failed to apologize, and appeared to target him due to his outspoken criticisms. He links this to prior incidents involving Lt. Barbara Domer and questions police practices and leadership in Frederick.
Political campaigns increasingly add loud music at rallies to pump up crowds and convey messages. From Bush in Iowa to Gore in Tennessee, tunes set the mood while candidates press hands and face hecklers. The practice aims to energize audiences, but risks overstimulation and even hearing damage for speakers.
Local youngsters in unpowered soap box cars gathered at Key Chevrolet Sales for a clinic in preparation for the Peccarby Soap Box Derby on July 7. Frederick municipal pools set to open for 1949 at Baker Park and Diggs pool with staff named. county and regional meetings included AP editors at Windobona Hotel hosted by The Frederick News-Post.
June weather prompts quotes from Stella Koch of the Audubon Naturalist Society urging water conservation. She suggests mulching lawns as a practical measure while noting it's a familiar option, though public uptake remains uncertain. The piece mentions Katherine M Elder of Frederick.
Robert W. Walty of Ganthersburg forwards a letter from Larry Lettch of New Market praising the daily groundly’s argument against gun rights leaders dodging real gun control. He highlights a line about too many kids failing and cites Columbine as a turning point pointing to ongoing student deaths and calls for action.
A reader recounts witnessing a man strike a young boy and argues that speaking up is everyone’s duty. The writer and his wife confronted the aggressor and notified authorities, stressing that child abuse is a community responsibility and must be challenged.
Letter writer JA Miller criticizes corporal punishment and urges nonviolent parenting. He argues violence breeds more violence, advocates talking with children, and praises school guidelines on dress and uniforms while urging parental involvement to curb youth pressure and conformity.
A Brunswick Middle School parent responds to Jane Misulia on the districts dress code policy for 13 and 14 year olds. The letter argues current fashion and commercialism undermine parental guidance and pushes for alignment with the original standards.
Geoff Seidel asks why Walkersville cannot use organizational income to fund two paid ambulance personnel. He notes about 100000 dollars yearly need, compares it to a 5 percent real estate assessment, and questions who benefits and where residents’ tax dollars go.
Guidance for submitting letters to The Frederick News-Post outlines three methods: mail at 200 E Patrick St Freder md 21705 or PO Box S78, fax to 301 662 8299, or email at better s fredaricknewspoet com.
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