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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1993
Page
4
Frederick County officials push competitive bidding for employee health coverage after a past $472,000 deficit tied to Aetna miscalculating claims. The vocal point is that competitive bidding fits large purchases and could reveal cheaper, adequate coverage options while the county absorbs some ongoing extra costs.
Gary D. Hughes宣布竞选弗雷德里克市长，宣布书中强调经济发展、城市团结和社区参与。信中提出政党变更原因、未来愿景及与市民、机构合作的领导力，并提供联系渠道以征集意见与安排会面。
Jody Sawyer and Kenn y Clabaugh express pride in Catoctin High School boys basketball after four winless years, praising coaches and staff for leadership and the team’s pride and dignity on and off the court.
A reflective comparison of John Dillinger with modern mass killers and sensational crime coverage. The piece notes Dillinger’s bank robberies yielded about $300,000, contrasts past headlines with today’s high-profile crimes, and likens him to Jack the Ripper while criticizing media focus on spectacular violence over ordinary crime.
Yesterday items show Frederick County officials pressing to recruit an all Maryland WAAC unit. The News-Post reports an Army appointed civilian committee works to form a Frederick platoon amid broader efforts to expand women’s service.
Nancy E Hanel of Tamsville notes Rep Roscoe Bartlett’s comments sparked a controversy over Asian American students rising quickly in schools. She recalls the proverb about those who stand out facing backlash as the press watches.
Frederick correspondent Hugh Lee reports on reactions to Rep Roscoe Bartlett remarks about Asian American names drawing rebuke from readers and local observers amid ongoing discussions of cultural identity in Congress.
In a defense letter Michael T. Dwyer argues journalists sensationalized a quote by Rep Roscoe Bartlett. He contends the focus should be on policy, not phrasing, noting Bartlett’s remarks praised Asian Americans while critics framed them as offensive. The letter cites media bias and urges substance over style.
Karen L. Kuhn of Thurmont argues in a Loy's Station Covered Bridge Fund letter that an all wood original bridge would cost less and be faster to build than the steel beam options. She notes minutes omitted the wish for an original bridge, cites engineering and cost figures, and urges readers to tell commissioners to reconsider restoration versus reconstruction.
Richard Sterne of Monrovia writes that buyers should not fund auctioneers by paying a buyer's premium. He argues sellers hire auctioneers to maximize prices, and buyers should avoid sales that impose this cost. He commends bidders like Mr Bohn for standing firm against buyer charges.
Charles Russquaw of Gettysburg Pa praises Meachum for a March 10 humor column about Mount St Mary’s College. He notes the piece’s sharp satire and longs for a long, healthy career in humor as locals enjoyed the laughs at the Mount.
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