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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1997
Page
8
Lamson recalls L Eugene Johnson known as Mr Volunteer for 40 plus years of service to firefighting and EMS. He led Carroll Manor Fire Company 37 years and was ambulance rescue chief over four decades while aiding Frederick Memorial Hospital ER. He saved many lives and earned the Good Samaritan Award.
A Washington journalist notes a spate of tense incidents across cities including Frederick where officers faced brawls, drug busts, and black community distrust. He cites policy shifts toward zero tolerance, fears of vigilante justice, and calls for stiffer sentences to deter interlopers, urging steadfast public support for police.
Public trust in press and Republicans remains low as Clinton faces no solid proof of serious wrongdoing. White House touts campaign reform, budget push, education and health care plans while GOP infighting continues. Polls show high approval despite ongoing scrutiny, with potential backlash if new evidence emerges on foreign influence and fundraising.
Austin F. Angleberger announced a 820000 contract to install lighting at McCurdy Field awarded to Electric and Telephone Line Construction Co of Philadelphia. The Frederick County Homemakers' Clubs chose four Czechoslovakian, one French and one Dutch family in Europe to receive monthly aid and letters. Raymond S Hyson of Baltimore sang solo numbers at Hood College home concert directed by Paul Beckhelm.
More than 200 attend the eighth annual Merry Men of the Mountain City Elks Lodge awards banquet at the Mountain City Elks Lodge in Frederick. Nicholas Leakins receives the Civic Award and Staley S. Davis is named Elk of the Year by Elk Ray Brightful. Dr. Char lene Drew Jarvis delivers the keynote. First Sergeant John W. Crout of Frederick, a Maryland State Police member, earns a superintendent's commendation for life saving in 1975. Carroll County budget talks hinge on a $4 million cut or 67 cent property tax increase. Seamanship course graduates include Milton L. Swain and others from the Frederick Coast Guard Auxiliary.
The note praises Governor Glendening for a cigarette tax raise to 72 cents a pack and criticizes James Belzer for opposing the measure. Floyd Hartfield is credited for supporting a ban on cigarette vending machines. The writer urges the Virginia and Pennsylvania legislatures to reconsider.
A reader denounces aggressive sex education messaging from advocacy groups claiming to protect children. They argue such campaigns encourage early discussion about sex, erode taboos, and question why teen pregnancy was lower when schools avoided involvement in family matters.
Casey Fitzgerald of Thurmont argues the state cannot compel law abiding citizens to perform work for others. He cites Article XIII Section 1 forbidding involuntary servitude except as punishment for crime after proper conviction.
The letter argues that state mandated community service violates constitutional rights and risks Orwellian social control. It labels mandatory service as unconstitutional and communistic, citing concerns about future generations and personal freedoms.
Heather Rudisill argues that straight A performance reflects diligence and consistency beyond standardized tests like the SATs. She contends colleges should reward sustained effort and class participation with scholarships equal to those awarded for top test scores. Middletown.
A Barnesville pastor commends The Frederick News-Post for respectful reporting on local communities and athletics. He objects to a March 12 front page feature and a two page spread on same sex marriage, urging adherence to traditional family values and sacred marriage.
The Frederick News-Post invites exclusive letters from readers with name home address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume not all letters can be published. use mailing address fax number or email to submit letters for potential publication.
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