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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1993
Page
7
Don W. Coble writes from Frederick about his son Scotty Coble’s high school graduation at Frederick High. He recalls the emotional moment under the basketball hoop, the long trials to make the team, and the life lessons learned through sports, pride, and forgiveness.
Julio Menocal analyzes Maryland health care reform notes to Delegate Anita Stup and compares Medicare payment limits with a telephone technician's fees. He argues future costs and access will worsen for the elderly and underserved while physicians face lower pay for house calls and non Medicare services.
Dr Julio Menocal of Frederick warns that economic credentialing and rising litigation will reshape hospital practice. He argues that uncompensated and near death cases strain Medicare records, while access in Frederick County may worsen as physician numbers decline, harming the elderly and underserved.
Elise M. George explains NIE programs in The Frederick News-Post aid students and teachers by providing current local news as a practical learning tool. The paper expands classroom access, linking reading to civic awareness and daily habit formation, supporting literacy and critical thinking for youth.
Frederick reader Nancy Pace argues the prom exclusion stemmed from behavior not disability. She stresses distinguishing disability from actions, urges parental accountability, and warns society pays a price when young people avoid consequences. Pace notes the piece originally ran June 10 with omissions.
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