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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2002
Page
4
A New England Journal of Medicine analysis of 6 000 older men links inactivity to higher illness and death risk, showing fit individuals fare better across groups with heart attack or emphysema. Regular activity lowers death risk as much as cutting cholesterol or quitting smoking, urging doctors to stress exercise to patients.
The piece outlines a global crisis of sexual abuse by priests, cover ups by curia leaders, and calls for reform within the Catholic Church. It notes bishops, cardinals, and Vatican officials facing scrutiny, a push for shared authority, and debate over clerical celibacy and ordination of married people. The Easter message signals a defensive strategy while acknowledging systemic failures and public mistrust.
A wide argument columns critique clerical authority and the church's role in public life. The piece links religious freedom and the First Amendment to free speech amid political tensions. It references John McCain, Israel, the Arab world, and global responses while urging cautious leadership and defense of Western civilization.
Maryland readers recall 1952 plans by the State aviation commission to urge the US Air Force to consider using either the quick or Faston municipal airport as a base for a 1962 fighter-bomber installation serving the Baltimore Washington region. CRETA Staley from 425 E Patrick St modeled at Maryland Institute fashion shows. A two story Pollack home moved to clear space for the Washington Frederick highway project. Miss Frederick Pageant winner Susan Kangaro Elaro earned 500 scholarship and a Miss Maryland bid. The new C Burr Artz Library opened on hast fatrick Street. Park rangers and county agencies joined a five hour search for hikers who wandered from their group. they later hitchhiked home.
A reader cites plans for a large Brunswick annexation as a future community headache. Water shortages and overcrowded schools stress the area while developers profit and residents face higher taxes to fund new services.
A March article claimed a poor safety rating for Kla Sedona minivans, sparking buyer questions about safety. The piece ties the rating to repair costs rather than crash protection, prompting calls about overall safety while Kia officials defend the NHTSA five star rating and urge readers to seek unbiased info from NHTSA or dealers.
A Frederickton letters page argues for protecting existing city art like the Cormmanity Bridge mural and other landmarks rather than funding new projects. The writer urges increased skate safety measures and an in-town skate park, praising community pride while criticizing defacement and disrepair. The debate includes social and economic perspectives from residents like JASON BARD and KRIS TAKEN.
The author recalls participating in Christina in April and Habitat for Humanity builds on Sagner Avenue, noting satisfaction from helpers. She then offers a controversial opinion that the American dream rests on hard work and determination, while some people deserve aid after personal effort.
A Knoxville reader argues that former mayor Grimes gained permission for a private helipad, causing constant noise over Frederick County. The letter pleads for no-fly Saturdays, daylight hours only, and flight limits to interstate routes, labeling the group elitist and demanding relief for residents.
Readers invited to submit letters exclusive to The News-Post with contact details and optional poetry or notices. Postal and fax addresses listed for submission. space limitations indicated for signed correspondence.
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