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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1998
Page
6
A newspaper piece cites improvements needed as flight attendants recount assaults and pilots describe restraining unruly passengers. It notes rising civility issues tied to deregulation and profit focus, crowded cabins, uneven schedules, and in-flight alcohol. Air travel remains preferred for long distances despite concerns.
A summer morning at the Meachum farmhouse centers on a tug of will between Sharon, the Quaker lady, and two bossy female dogs Sweetwater and Sweetie. The stand-off ends with pinescent soap, a splashed back porch, and Boomer mediating affection between spouses and pets.
Russell Gough, philosophy and ethics professor, argues for steadfast loyalty to Vietnam veterans amid disputed CNN Time claims of U S nerve gas use in Laos. He cautions against doubting those who served while urging balanced scrutiny of the wartime leadership and moral injuries described by Jonathan Shay.
A Maryland Board of Natural Resources survey shows strong support in Frederick Carroll and Washington counties for returning the 10 000 acre Catoctin demonstration area to the state forests and parks system from the federal government.
Community members invoke memory of Shawn Ewing and John Rippeon Jr to urge the Lake Singanore dam be posted with danger signs. Friends from Thomas Johnson and Heather Ridge schools share recollections of the two teens and urge better safety reminders.
Patrick Gargan argues the Frederick County public school teachers merit a 4 percent pay raise, citing teachers' after hours work, dedication, and impact on student success. He urges readers to acknowledge teachers as essential figures who guide and inspire students.
The letter writer defends school choice arguing it expands parental freedom and benefits all families, rejects anti education claims, and opposes government mandates on private schools. The piece also criticizes stadium spending, city boosters, and minor league reclassification as ego driven. TOM GEISER
Officials Bill Hall and Donna Kuzem chak question a city Frederick Keys rental agreement described as a sweetheart deal. Critics say the plan benefits the team financially through salaries and advertising, risking long term costs tied to former mayor Ron Young’s projects.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters exclusive to the paper and signed with the writer and full contact details. Publication is not guaranteed amid high volume and the editors do not publish poetry or form letters, with submission options by mail, fax, or email.
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