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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1994
Page
3
Citizens question how Daren Witmer escaped from the Frederick County Detention Center after clambering over two 20 foot fences. The piece praises law enforcement for pursuing Witmer and notes the difficulty in stopping an escape once begun, while urging center staff to reflect on possible gaps and improvements.
A column recalls the family dog Goodbye Sweetie as she guards departures from the home in Sweetwater, with memories of earlier mischief and the evolving bond among the pets. The piece highlights Boomer the airedale becoming a caretaker, Sweetie’s allergies, and the household’s efforts to civilize their dogs.
The piece argues Clinton has accepted more campaign money from donors with influence than expected under his vow to end big money politics. It notes Democrats received 20 million and Republicans 13 million since he took office, with donors like Lodwrick Cook giving to both parties. The question remains what the payoff will be. A spokesman notes donors often give to both sides.
The columnist argues private indiscretions should not ruin public duties and laments the imperfect nature of presidents. He notes Whitewater and Clinton related matters, cites Rush Limbaugh, and contemplates voting for Clinton again in 1996 while preferring a near perfect leader.
A reader questions recycling, claiming it harms health and doubts the safety of recycled paper towels. They describe disgust at bodily contact, pet messes, and pests, and wonder about the chemicals used to sanitize and the risks for non-smokers.
A Frederick PE substation project aims to cut long power outages after a transformer fault. Mayor Gittinger designates his wife to christen a Frederick Victory ship under construction in Baltimore. Third quarter gasoline coupons become available for War Necessity Certificates. Walter Hagen Pro-Am Golf Tournament benefits to proceed after a delay. A House subcommittee backs extending Amtrak Blue Ridge service to Pittsburgh, revising the Cumberland to Parkersburg segment.
A nurse argues for informed use of Food Stamps stressing nutrition, cultural meals, and common items like salad bar produce and shellfish. The writer notes RDAs apply to all and questions treating ketchup as a vegetable, urging consideration of realistic, moderate portions for shared meals and diverse dietary needs.
ANNE HUMMER argues the Food Stamp Act abuse exists but recipients still feed their families with program support. She urges proactive action and lobbying rather than letters to editors. NORMAN W. BIRZER notes improvements at Schifferstadt and invites outsiders to contribute or join the Frederick County Landmarks Foundation at Schifferstadt, 1110 Rosemont Ave. Frederick MD 21701.
A Schifferstadt volunteer outlines strict Maryland Historic Trust requirements that slow maintenance projects and require costly studies before any work. They cite completed door and trim painting, hopes for new funds after mortgage payoff, and request concrete feedback rather than general newspaper criticism.
A reader accuses The News-Post of anti investigative reporting on a Wiccan letters page. The letter argues Wicca is unfairly treated as a Christian bogeyman and questions defenders of the Constitution and separation of church and state. JACK Deatherage Jr Emmitsburg.
Readers are invited to submit letters to The News-Post. Include name address and phone number for verification. Send letters to The News-Post Box 578 Frederick MO 21765 or to 200 E owes $., 6.0.
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