Say it ain’t so Cal Ripken for governor rumor
Cal Ripken is floated as a possible Maryland governor candidate by Republican operatives and lawmakers, though editorial voices stress his apolitical persona and argue for a seasoned political figure. The piece notes scrutiny of vote-getting motives versus genuine public service, and urges Ripken to address the chatter promptly.
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Baltimore Orioles
C al Ripken
Mr. Ripken
Ellen Sauerbrey
Timothy Ferguson
Republican Party
Michael Steele
Cal
Cal Ripken
Annapolis
Maryland
Jesse Ventura
Bush look into souls and policy shifts in Putin and Gore era
Fragmented strings claim Bushexamines souls of Vladimir Putin Al Gore and others to justify policy moves from ABM treaty openness to tax cuts. Reports claim White House feared New Age credulity while Putin praised Bush and eyed renegotiation.
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Bush
Vladimir Putin
Kremlin
Putin
White House
Storehead
United States
al Gore
Gore
Soldiers return from Korea and 30 day furloughs announced
Soldiers aboard the Set Howard Woodford troop transport ship docked in San Francisco after long Korea service. CPL. Lewis T Bell and Sgt William D Goad were among 1,384 troops on board. they would scatter to homes for 30 day furloughs before further reassignment. Playgrounds in Frederick opened for summer with a Baker Park band concert by the Frederick High School Band.
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Lewis T Bell
Route 1
Frederick
William D Goad
Middletown
Maryland
Howard Woodford
Ty Quch
San Francisco
Korea
Fort Mason Camp Stoneman
Sesson
Baker Park
Sperry L. Storm
Recreation Commission
Walk a mile in my moccasins by Kiernan
A letter to the editor from George W. Wilhide of Sabillasville arguing diabetes awareness after an incident involving Frederick Moore. He notes that insulin use can trigger shock and urges readers to research before judging others.
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Kiernan
Frederick Moore
Jons
Mr. Moore
Hillcrest parent questions Harper transfer and reinstatement
Dana Wiles of Frederick criticizes district decisions about Adrene Harper, asking why she moved from Parkway Elementary to Hillcrest and whether prejudice influenced the transfer. She questions why Harper was not reinstated if not fired and suggests shifting her child to a different school if the issue remains unresolved.
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Adrene Harper
Hillcrest
Not Impressed With Section 8 Then Struck by Hard Times
A reader reflects on Dennis Janda's June 20 letter and admits shifting views on Section 8 after facing financial strain. The piece touches on program aid and personal embarrassment while referencing a Monday in Meadvamine.
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Dennis Janda
poeStance
Community voices on social aid and faith in Brunswick
Letters discuss strain of divorce and Section 8 claims, the role of Social Security for a child with disability, and the impact on families. A reader argues against labeling aid recipients as lazy, while others reflect on church charity and the need for compassion.
Section 8 Critique Sparks Community Letters
A reader letters debate criticizes Section 8 as unfair to recipients, arguing it aids elderly and disabled individuals unable to earn income. Others defend the program, urging better facts before judging and urging empathy toward those who may need assistance.
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Sno Joe Si Feenond
Dennis Laces
Janda
Mr. Janda
America
Debate on Homosexual Issue Frays Religious Perspectives
The discussion continues with strong feelings on the homosexual issue. Participants express frustration at slow progress and note that even some religious individuals struggle to grasp the religious standpoint.
Feher Letter Sparks Local Discussion on Religion and Critique
In a June 18 letter, Dr Edward Feher argues about the canon of a certain Christian movement and its use of the cross as a symbol. The letter reflects on reactions in society and a call to readers to object to perceived religious intolerance. John M Resser of Walkersville contributes a reaction noting a lack of objection from some readers.
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Edward Feher
America
Brunswick Museum Budget Debated Amid City Event Costs
The city council limited debate on museum budgeting as curator criticizes expenses for MARC trains, advertising, printing, and staff salaries. The museum netted about $13,000 in 2000 from trains, admissions, and café sales, with Ria Days described as a larger citywide event featuring a train show and hobby stalls.
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Wits
Chen Ae
Old
Brunswick
Brunswick Railroad Museum
Bell
Frederick
MARC
Critique of oil policy and energy stance by Shelie McCown
A reader criticizes Horning for his June 8 diatribe on drilling in Alaska and argues that increased oil production cannot solve energy problems. The letter defends alternative energy research and questions reliance on petroleum profits, noting wildlife impacts and urging broader options beyond crude oil.
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Eherals
Hornung
Seopie
Bill Clinton
al Gore
Alaska
Ee Quesienat
Samadaman
U.S
Horning
Agg
Letters to the Editor Guidance and Contact Info
The News-Post outlines how to send Letters to the Editor and notes many letters are advertisements or unreadable. It provides address P O Box 578 Frederick MD 24705 telephone and email details for submission. It states poetry is not published and letters volume may affect publication.
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Jeter
Frederick Munns-Poss
P.O. Box
Frederick
Fox
Fredericknemsposi
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