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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 2001

Page

4

Editorial Endorses EMS Funding Through Traffic Fines Increase

Editors urge Maryland lawmakers to fund the state EMS program via a $20 fine hike for traffic offenses, arguing the approach targets offenders who trigger EMS calls while sparing general taxpayers. They praise the bill as fair, urgent, and superior to license plate fee hikes, urging swift passage.

Easil Rtlus EMS Dew Aditernaive General Assembly Maryland Annapolis

Dhaka politics and crime weave through grim headlines

Roy Meachum surveys Dhaka press culture where crime is media fodder and political chaos dominates. He notes the power struggles between Hasina and Zia, the street violence of muscle men, kidnappings, bombed bodies, and the dominance of sensational sex stories to sell papers while the nation faces poverty and external aid questions.

Dhaka Daily Star Sheikh Hasina Es Trat Giett Bnit Hasina Ms. Zia Denmark Copenhagen Dhaka Bangladesh al Capone Afghanistan Mullah Iran Frend Mecca God Abraham Ishmael Isaac

Attitude Adjustment On Drugs Sparks Broad Debate

An essay argues laws create a paradox by allowing sale of alcohol and tobacco while criminalizing marijuana. It cites druggists selling 27 pharmaceuticals including morphine, and notes public figures and artists used drugs historically. The piece urges a wholesale attitude shift toward drug policy and urges reflection on broad societal harms.

Manhattan Ethan Nadelman The Lindesmith Center — Drug Policy Foundation Wwwilindesmith.org Nadelman New School University Lester Grinspoon Harvard Medical School Louis ArmsWong Nascar Centers For Disease Control Alcoholics Anonymous CDU America Gamblers Anonymous Wendy's

Frederick area college students compete in Wasuti Colhene event

A group of Hood College students including Hetsy Micain and Mie Mutain joined peers under instructor Peggy Lau Slaryt for the Wasuti Colhene competition. The event included several readings and demonstrations as part of campus activities.

Hetsy Mic‘ain Stone Ad Mie Russel Mutain College Terran Id Hood Colege Chisiberbury Peggy Lau Slaryt

Betrayal by Trusted FBI Agent Sparks National Outcry

A reader laments how FBI counterintelligence veteran Robert Hanssen betrayed the United States for 15 years. They question why top spies evade detection and urge accountability for national security leadership while fearing ongoing gaps that could endanger citizens.

FBI Robert Hanssen United States

Administer to the pain in medical drug debate

Kenneth Smith argues in favor of allowing pain relief for the terminally ill, asking if Christopher Petrella would endure cancer pain or want his family to suffer without access to certain drugs, challenging stigma around medical use.

Christopher Petrella Christopher

Snodgrass Supports Medical Marijuana Bill Despite Party

A reader praising Louise Snodgrass for backing a medical marijuana bill in Texas, noting the Republican party’s general opposition, and voicing support for terminally ill patients and those in chemotherapy whose pain remains unrelieved by morphine.

Christopher Petrella Texas Louise Snodgrass Republican Party

Medical marijuana support and a Civil War general misstatement

A letter argues for medical marijuana for nausea and spastic disorders citing the 1999 Institute of Medicine study and a bill backed by Mrs. Snodgrass while challenging critics. The piece also corrects a historic misstatement about Gen. Jesse L. Reno, detailing his death at Wise Field and burial. Donald W. Crum signs as author.

Reno Monument Road IX Corps Ambrose Burnside John Pope Wise Field Calvin Cutter Boston Trinity Church Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown Washington D.C Mary Jesse Lee Reno William McConnell Washington County S. Roger Kelle Antietam South Mountain John M. Priest Ezra J. Warner

Public outcry over USS Greenville sinking near Oahu

Mark Hughes urges Japan to recover the USS Arizona from Pearl Harbor before pursuing the sunk research vessel. He questions U S crew negligence and calls for prioritizing the Arizona’s raising, arguing the massive, costly effort to lift the submerged ship should precede any recovery of the Japanese vessel.

Greenville Oahu Hawaii U.S Ford Island Pearl Harbor

Reno’s birth and Civil War ties corrected

A correspondent challenges a Feb 23 Odds & Ends column over Gen Jesse L Reno death details at South Mountain. The note corrects birthplace to Wheeling Virginia born April 20 1823 and traces his early life to Pennsylvania before West Point 1846, noting peers in his class.

Jesse Lee Reno South Mountain Gen. Reno New York Wheeling West Virginia Lewis Rebecca Quinby Reno Franklin Warango County Jesse United States Military Academy West Point George E. Pickett George B. McClellan Stonewall Jackson Daniel Harvey Hill

Frederick Post front page photo warms readers with young reader

The Frederick Post features a smiling young lady reading to a kindergartner. Justine Ross engages a young listener, Dana Scofield, leaving a vivid impression of early literacy. Photographer Timothy Jacobsen earns recent recognition, with Wilson S. Llu hn credited as observer.

Frederick Post Justine Ross Dana Scofield Miss Ross Timothy Jacobsen

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

Readers are urged to send exclusive letters to The Frederick News Post with the writer’s name. Submissions are accepted by mail, fax, or email and may be posted online. poetry and copies of letters are not published.

Mai Frederick News-Post P.O. Box Frederick Fredericknen

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