Maryland Campaign Finance Reform Proposal Aims Public Funding
Maryland House Majority Leader John Hurson proposes public financing for candidates with a fixed dollar limit to broaden the field and dialogue. The plan would split funding between primary and general elections, helping newcomers despite the entrenched power of long-standing delegates and senators, though critics fear costs to taxpayers and limited impact on the status quo.
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Aryland
House
John Hurson
Senate
Maryland
Clinton Pardons and the Clinton Foundation Shrouded in Scandal
A critical look at late term presidential pardons implicates Hillary Clinton in a web of influence peddling. The piece argues donors and political allies, including Bill Clinton, use wealth to secure clemency and political favors, casting Hillary as a central but evasive figure in a system where access equals impact.
Maryland Agricultural Week Highlights and Local Honors
The weekly Boys Club gathering at 101 W South Nas watched events as Norman L. Geiser of Co A Gard earned an outstanding 1950 award from Francis Scott Key Post 11 Ameri cas. Bruce D Boyd read the citation. In Farmbrook Md a wall collapse trapped 19 year old Thurmont resident Mr Boyd. he was dug out by fellow workers and three city fire companies. Woody Cox attended the FFA Pie Ball Contest with Brian Wiles and Carroll Shry winning. Margaret Flanigan and Susan attended the Frederick Tome Mall during the Maryland Agricultural Week festivities.
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PFA
Norman L. Geiser
A. Gard
Sarah Nabonai
Francis Scott
Americas
Legeree B
Miler
Bruce D Boyd
Thurmont
Farmbrook Subdivision
Mr. Boyd
Woody Cox
National Fra Alumni Association
FFA
Frederick Town
Brian Wiles
Carroll Shry
County
Vo Tech Center
Stop growth until bills paid in county reflection
A dense reader letter questions growth policy and tax increases tied to ongoing development. The writer, Len Winnings, cites local officials backing further growth, asks how quality of life will improve with more businesses and homes, and urges residents to reconsider the plan. He contrasts with emotion about racing legend Dale Earnhardt and expresses support for Earnhardt Jr. and family.
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Sobke
Weil
Dale
Little
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Saymeg
Civil War era racism and banner debates noted
A Boonsboro letter discusses the Civil War era racism in both North and South and critiques how flag symbolism is treated amid ongoing debates in the South. The author echoes Edward Luke on lingering issues and highlights attempts to downplay the Confederate banner's racist associations during modern debates in Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina.
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Edward Luke
Howevse
Bae
South Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Baltimore voter urges retiring Confederate symbol from flag
In a letter dated in Baltimore, Steven Kanta urges Maryland to replace the Confederate emblem on its flag. He argues the symbol offends many and calls for a April vote to adopt a new design to help the nation move past the war era.
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Hs Peta Tere
Rnin Badi Abe
Tiered energy billing proposal and public teach-in note
The text argues for a tiered electricity pricing system to promote conservation with escalating rates for higher consumption and suggests affordability for homes. It also mentions a community Teach-In on alternative arts and solutions, inviting participation and discussion led by Kara Sheehy.
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Conservaton
Public voices clash over negligence standard and funding
A fragmented letter page argues about adopting comparative negligence, opposing state delegation, and funding methods for emergency care. It cites Jack Doll and Jim White, lauds Louise Snodgrass for opposing higher license fees, and critiques new stadiums while proposing lottery or tax tweaks, urging practical public services over billionaire interests.
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Louise Snodgrass
Baltimore
Cruelty bills introduced draw humane and legal focus
Theresa Rutter commends The Frederick Post article for its tight coverage of cruelty bills, noting it accurately highlights humane and legal aspects. She expresses pride in her county where all six delegates supported the issue and expects senators to follow.
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New York
California
Cliton
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
Washington, D.C
Chappaqua
Sen
Hillary
White House
Frederick Post
Death penalty not the answer column letter
A reader objects to the death penalty noting that society often errs in judging crimes and urges restraint. The letter highlights moral extremes and questions whether capital punishment is ever warranted, urging consideration of humane and lawful alternatives.
Gateway theory disputed in reader letter on drug use
Cassie Hartzell argues in a February 26 letter that marijuana is not a gateway drug. She questions a claim about a friend, discusses alcohol as a gateway, and urges focus on addicts rather than casual drinkers.
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Cassie Hartzell
Juana
Fines Considered to Fund Emergency Medical Services
Mick Mastrino proposes using user fines to support EMS operations as an alternative funding source. He notes EMS costs are high and asks whether other proposed fees could be eliminated. The plan suggests a community surcharge tied to settlements, with EMS retaining over one third, though concerns about escalating user fees remain.
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EMS Acts
Rea
Critics label Clintons as bottom-feeders amid debate
Critics describe the Clintons and their allies with terms like bottom-feeders. The quip appears alongside regional reference to Falling Waters West Virginia and author Larry Kump.
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Larry Kump
West Virgints
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at The News-Post
The News-Post invites letters exclusive to its pages and requires the writer to provide name home address and home and business phone numbers. Letters may be edited for length and poise. Submissions can be mailed to Letters to the Editor The Frederick News-Post P.O. Box 578 Frederick MD 21705 fax 901-962-8298 or email loners fred.
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Ieliers
Fetter
Fredarict Mews-Post
P.O. Bea
Frederick
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