The right course in Kosovo and past missteps
The piece critiques NATO bombing and CIA mapping as flawed. It cites Werner von Braun, V-2 history, and jokes about misfires, then argues the US should pursue ceasefire efforts with Russia, while pressuring Milosevic. It defends allied unity yet warns of continued mistakes in war.
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London
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U.S. Air Force
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Air Force
AAA
Kosovo
U.N
Slobodan Milosevic
Police complaint row sparks debate on conduct and reform
A reader recounts a hostile police encounter over a lost bicycle, alleging misused authority and a retaliatory culture. He cites the Police Citizens Assessment Panel findings on discourtesy, lack of internal discipline, and calls for an Internal Affairs Division, noting delays and alleged favoritism in handling complaints.
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Frederick
Col Reggs Raffensberger
Harold Dormer
Steve Tuel
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Tuelingson
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City Hall
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Tuel
Fraternal Order of Police
Police Citizens Assessment Panel
China’s Belgrade embassy bombing fuels spy and policy theories
Beijing suspects U S culpability while Washington cites a faulty Belgrade map. The dispute feeds theories from Chinese spying to efforts to divert attention from secrets leaks. Analysts warn of hard line backlash and potential shifts in Sino American security and economic policy.
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America
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New York Times
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Zhu Rong
Reijing
Moscow
NATO
Scripps Howard News Service
Board to buy land for new Brunswick elementary school
Frederick County Board of Education voted to purchase up to 20 acres from the Brunswick Eagles Social Club for a site serving East and West Brunswick primary pupils. Camp Detrick and Frederick gain national notice with Peace or Pesti lence by Theodore Rosebury.
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Brunswick Eagles Social Club
West Brunswick
Camp Detrick
Frederick
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Theodore Rosebury
Columbia University College O Physicians and Surgeons
Rosebury
County funds fear new borrowing sprawl in April editorial
The Frederick News-Post argues the county commissioners resemble shopping junkies urging funded projects and salary hikes. It cautions against maxing out credit and stresses planning for a rainy day, noting long term maintenance costs and looming tax increases when the economy slows.
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Frederick
BMW
Mercedes
Student priority letter to The Frederick News-Post March 30 edition
Parent argues middle school sports and activities lack priority compared to high school events. She cites Windsor Knolls Middle School and local teams, noting many middle schools field J and varsity teams with booster support, while county policy restricts middle school athletic sponsorship. She questions why baton twirlers and pom pon squads would receive priority.
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Tam
James Sulima
Frederick News-Post
Windsor Knolls Middle School
Sulima
Fredenck County
Letters call for policy review on Frederick County school gym use
A reader urges the board of education to review school usage policies for gym spaces in Frederick County. The letter cites Windsor Knolls schedule changes due to other organizations using schools for practices and games. The writer argues paid instructors should not have priority over student activities and calls for clearer rules and priority for student users.
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Ation Council
Frederick County
Bonnie Glutfelty Monrovia Soldier Leader's Community Service
Bonnie Glutfelty of Monrovia is highlighted for her role in a training and educational program that adds value to the community by helping citizen-soldiers advance civilian careers and become civic leaders. The note is signed by Colonel Howard Frelander, MDARNG, Executive Officer.
Maryland National Guard responds to Owen Shane case
The Maryland Army National Guard distances itself from Owen Shane of Mount Airy, noting his felony conviction for illegal firearm possession and stating he was placed in inactive status and will be discharged. The Guard emphasizes the integrity and service of its 6,300 soldiers and warns against linking their corps to one individual’s crimes.
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Frederick
News-Post
Owen Shane
Mount Airy
Maryland Army National Guard
Shane
National Guard
Maryland National Guard
Owen
Mdarng
Thankful for policy at Sam's Club in Frederick
Margaret Hawker thanks retailers for customer service after a return at the Sam's Club in Frederick. She hopes Bob Cale does not reflect law enforcement attitudes and that police protect citizens.
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Frederick
Bob Cale
A matter of choice inspires praise for Joe Gill
Ron Hunter of New Market commends Joe Gill for his April 28 Frederick News Post letter praising good moral choices. He credits Joe's parents and teachers for instilling values and hopes more youths express themselves similarly, saying God can use more young disciples.
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Joe Gill
Frederick
Letters to the Editor for The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with voter name home address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume some letters may be trimmed or not published. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed to the listed addresses and numbers.
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