How to Cut the Bureaucracy in Half
Washington Monthly outlines federal waste as Scott Shuger highlights slot syndrome and headless nails. He notes 3.1 million civilian workers versus WWII peaks, Reagan era growth, and pension costs while suggesting 25 to 50 percent cuts with minimal service impact to save taxpayers about 85 billion annually.
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Mandela visits stir mixed views as parade echoes Apollo celebration
A columnist argues Mandela’s reception in the United States mirrors a blotched hero myth. He condemns apartheid yet questions Mandela’s alliances with Gaddafi and Castro, noting his eight city tour aims to raise funds for the ANC and urging cautious view of his methods and friends.
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News-Post Lifesaver Features Yesterday’s Rescue Story
A brief report highlights yesterday’s dramatic life saving event covered by the News-Post. The article chronicles the moment rescuer actions saved a person in peril, noting location details and the immediate aftermath. Authorities commend quick response and community appreciation follows.
Banks jittery as S&L crisis rattles lenders
Banks tighten lending amid a S&L crisis, raising consumer loan risk. Delinquencies rose 14 percent last year as banks pivot to blue chip borrowers, while federal regulators warn against risky loans. Easy access to home equity and consumer credit may shrink if recession fears grow.
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Banking fears and growth warnings in postcrisis outlook
Jack Anderson notes tightened lending standards for small and mid sized firms with about 30 percent noting reduced credit lines for companies with 50 to 250 million in sales. Fed officials resist rate hikes amid inflation signals, while bank fragility and S and L bailout strain taxpayers.
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Frederick police commission to begin function in City Hall
Fifty years ago Frederick formed a new police commission for its incoming administration with plans for a broad inquiry into modern policing methods. Former Chief Allen Bartgis was hinted to be acting chief or lieutenant until the commission reports. A draft bill to register 40 million men for possible military service was filed in the Senate. Roosevelt named Stimson and Knox to lead War and Navy, signaling strong Allied support. June 7 TD Byrnes denounced GOP economic politicking in Maryland. About 150 Frederick County residents attended a Tydings fund raiser at Rose Hill Manor for his re election bid. Waller Laves of Walkersville showed a new 66 passenger bus as he led the Walkersville High School band in a Lebanon County Firemen parade in Quentin, Pa.
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Doors Closed to Pets in Frederick Area
Jill Thompson of Middletown laments apartment discrimination against pet owners. She notes few listings, high prices, and rules limiting or charging per animal, despite her clean cats being with her for five years and no complaints.
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Misguided defense of Dr. Kevorkian by critics in 1990s commentary
Chris Ligocki of Frederick denounces Dr. Jack Kevorkian after a June interview. He condemns assisted death advocates and urges medical societies to reject the physician’s methods and ethics.
Letters to the Editor on accountability and politics
A reader urges accountability in government and truthfulness in law and its use. The writer praises Admiral Poindexter’s service, questions the jail sentence, and reflects on the Keating Five probes, S&L crisis, and ethics inquiries. He calls for faith, action on the S&L issue, and less focus on symbolic debates. ED SIEGRIST
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Blot on America: protest over flag desecration ruling
Louise Heinrich of Thurmont laments a Supreme Court ruling allowing flag burning. She cites patriotic fear for children and urges protest while recalling poems to foster loyalty. She stresses national pride and asks the court to reconsider its stance.
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KKK Grand Dragon urged to study Bible during meeting
Adrienne Chapman cites Luke 6 27 and Matthew 19 19 to argue that Roger Kelly should embrace Christian love rather than condemn neighbors. The Frederick NAACP hosted the Maryland Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon and prompted discussion on ethics and neighborly conduct.
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