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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1993
Page
4
Community reacts to six self harm attempts by Walkersville High students and to arrests tied to a local crime wave dubbed the Walkersville mafia. Parents split between calling for action and demanding restraint on naming juveniles. The reporting aims to inform guardians and spur preventative measures.
The New York Times report alleged Clinton reads four books weekly, including Moynihan, King, and Kennedy titles. Critics doubt such speed reading, calculating 16 hours for a single 653 page work, and suggest books were on display rather than read. Tribune Media Services
The Frederick business group met with Kiwanis and local merchants to consider farm labor limits during harvest. Proposals included two days of industry shutdowns and volunteer farm labor to save crops. Separately, sailors and WAVES designated Frederick a liberty town for two days with planned tours, a banquet, and a dance. Demolition began on WFMD for new doctors offices amid air pollution complaints from a West Seventh Street homeowner.
Mary Williams analyzes the Maryland School Performance Program and its Outcome Based Education approach. She notes two decades of MSDE efforts, concerns from parents and lawmakers, and the push to track student knowledge and apply learning through performance tasks, with potential shifts in graduation requirements and emphasis on emotional needs.
A reader argues both mothers and fathers use children as pawns in custody and support disputes. The writer urges courts to hold mothers legally responsible for their parental actions to reduce child support evasion and protect the child.
A red tail hawk named Patton was shot in the right wing, left starving and dehydrated, and unable to feed or fly. A high school student found the bird after fresh snow, and a wildlife rehabilitator notes Patton now rests in a large cage unable to resume hunting or long flights.
A wildlife rehabilitator from Maryland writes that Patton the hawk cannot return to the wild and must remain under human care. The letter condemns the senseless act that left the bird in captivity, urging readers to respect life and acknowledge trusteeship over living creatures.
A veteran writer denounces David Shumway for attacking military retirees and pensionists. He defends loyalty and sacrifice at Normandy, Korea, and Vietnam, and urges pension reform, claiming personal millions in savings from defense programs and demanding repayment or credit.
Dennis Blalock from Thurmont writes criticizing those who failed to keep promises to blind and maimed veterans at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Martinsburg West Virginia. He invokes King Lear’s line about a thankless child to underline his anger.
In the new Congress, focus shifts to two trade accords NAFTA and the Uruguay Round GATT expansion. Critics warn they cede regulatory authority to foreign bodies, threaten U S environmental and labor standards, and may cost millions of jobs as companies relocate. Campaigns push back awaiting fall votes.
A fragment outlines submission rules for Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post. It mentions including address, preference for publication, handling of letters, and a mailing address at 200 Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21705.
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