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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1998
Page
6
Discussion of a new impotence pill spans clinical detail and public forums. Experts note physical causes, potential benefits for women, and early studies led by Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland, alongside warnings about side effects and unproven stock bets.
The piece surveys Baltimore Mayor Schmoke’s defection from endorsing Governor Glendening, the linked ties to Ellen Rehrmann, and the broader impact on Maryland’s Democratic primary and November general election. It notes Schmoke Gibson connections, gaming industry debates, and potential African American coalition dynamics shaping the race.
The Times article on Houston day care centers paints a cautionary picture as Clinton pushes a 21 billion program to subsidize institutional care. Observers note high quality centers exist yet many lack stimulating interaction, raising concerns about long term psychological effects and parental preference for home care.
City officials said the Acme Market opening was marked by a ribbon ceremony with city attorney Richard E. Zimmerman. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler presided as the new store at the corner of Seventh and Bentz streets began operations.
A Frederick News-Post reader questions the April 14 article for quoting Commissioner Mark Hoke on school enrollment projections. The letter argues his remarks were crude and offensive and urges rephrasing to reflect better judgment while defending free speech rights.
In a period of prosperity the Frederick County school system has not granted a cost of living raise in over four years. Teachers face stagnant or reduced net pay as two percent of salaries are redirected to mandatory pensions next year, while stepped increases do not compensate for missing raises.
Letter from Peter Daddone of Frederick warns that teacher losses due to underfunded education will hurt schools and the community. He notes commissioners seek a six percent pay raise while neglecting the Board of Education budget, urging voters to elect education friendly candidates this November.
Charles Hubbard of Middletown rails at Winchester Hall and Annapolis for overdevelopment and rising fees as election season looms. He accuses Commissioners Tiona Hogan and Terre Rhoderick of political maneuvering while urging voters to recall past promises and seek change this November.
The Frederick News-Post invites exclusive signed letters with the writer’s water name address and phone numbers for verification. Space limits apply. poetry religious verse and letters addressed to others are not published. submission options include mail fax or email with contact details.
Discovery Plus at West Frederick Middle School serves 25 sixth to eighth graders after school in the cafeteria Tuesdays to Thursdays. Director Kristin Smith leads a program funded by a state grant via the University of Maryland and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County offering homework help, life skills, field trips, and mentoring while balancing rules with activities like ice skating go carts and museum visits.
Postmark collectors gather at Historic Lyme Village in Bellevue Ohio to study and sort the world s largest collection of canceled envelopes The 138 year old former Groton Township Hall houses the Museum of the Postmark Collectors Club with hundreds of thousands of postmarks from American towns and cities Curator Vick Steward notes the collection may number around half a million postmarks and counting from a dozen states Continuous cataloging and sorting fill the week s activity with much more unseen beyond the Willet Thompson and other holdings.
The Guardian notes Land Rover's 50th birthday and highlights the defender image favored by rebels and royalty alike. It cites famous owners including Terry Waite and Sean Connery, while tracing the model's origins to the Wilks brothers and its postwar design choices. The piece contrasts it with the Mini and Toyota Land Cruiser, noting its rugged charm and lasting cultural status.
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