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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2001
Page
4
Editorial notes Delegate Sue Hecht pushes Grannycam to place monitoring cameras in nursing homes for pilot tests. Nursing home staff oppose spying on duty while officials argue cameras could curb abuse and reveal daily challenges, with potential benefits for residents and institutions.
Roy Meachum argues that global distrust of media and governments, plus Russia under Vladimir Putin, reflects broader ignorance and appetite for propaganda. He warns that Cold War rhetoric resurges as Moscow seeks unity and external enemies, while Americans must confront how information travels.
The piece argues character education is uneven in public schools and links moral instruction to better behavior and academics. It highlights Cleveland Elementary in Washington DC and Morse Elementary in Massachusetts adopting virtue based programs, plus anecdotes from Disney Elementary and Advantage Schools. It cites President Bush and author William Kilpatrick on values and absolute truths.
On March 5 at about 3 p.m. I struck a deer on Alternate U.S. 40 toward Braddock Heights. Two drivers in Seoati Leteaht Gath Kidekatra stopped their cars and argued who would help me. I condemn their lack of aid and hope they would offer assistance if a loved one were in my position. Sue Bird Braddock Heights
A brief note describes verbal abuse as a deliberate act aimed at destroying a person's spirit. It references a case involving an individual identified as David McIntosk in Foxville, highlighting concerns over abuse and impact on self-esteem.
A reader denounces the March 1 article about the courts rejecting a wrongful life claim. The letter argues that motherhood entails unconditional love and support, condemns using taxpayers’ money for such cases, and contends the mother’s statement about abortion reflects a harmful, old fashioned view that would set back generations.
A fragment reflects on infant care in a nursery with mentions of feeding tubes and open heart procedures. It raises questions about abortion and maternal choice, mentioning personal struggles and societal judgments, with a cryptic sign-off by DAWN BILDER Frederick.
Readers weigh in on Van Hall apologists and critics about his TJ program. One letter praises improvements and teacher and parent support, while another argues for harsher punishment in a Christ Ausherman case, citing premiditation and parole concerns.
The article notes Dale and others approving an unconventional sentence for Justin Warfield, praising the court and Dr. Dale while urging lessons for the community. It questions superintendent Vic Hal and whether Warfield should return to teaching, as well as the fate of Mr. Van Hall.
A Frederick County group urges commissioners to reconsider a proposed jail site off Md 85 in the Bassenger Creek area. Wayne Wilson wins La Paz Jalapeno Pepper Eating Contest, consuming 22 peppers to outpace seven rivals in the event's second year.
Fragmentary text mentions Frederick city and a reference to a “hacks book” incident and a press release. No coherent event or details emerge, leaving the exact subject and entities ambiguous.
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