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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1993
Page
7
Erick Gibson from Myersville declares he has quit drinking and argues for total elimination of alcohol. He urges alternatives to social drinking, cites traffic deaths health harms and personal growth, and invites others to join or maintain responsible use. He emphasizes personal responsibility and critiques media campaigns.
Elizabeth A Barrett from Myersville responds to Larry Walquist letter in the Frederick News Post urging less prejudice in the county. She argues Bible teaches love and respect for all, condemns judging others, and asks readers to focus on improving lives rather than more letters.
Elizabeth Nielsen from Frederick questions why the Bible is not quoted on homosexuality calling it an abomination and self love. She urges readers to consider Leviticus and hopes others see the light and return to heterosexual life.
Don Boyer of Middletown High recounts a triangular track meet with Victor Cullen Academy where athletes introduced themselves politely, showed discipline, and helped with hurdles and blocks. He notes exemplary conduct, team spirit, and postevent trash pickup. Middletown invites Victor Cullen back next year.
Edward P Feher argues that money fuels gun lobby power and donations while emotion drives public opinion. He cites research linking attitudes to early life, notes media obsession with gun issues, and claims most shootings arise from personal disputes rather than criminals. Feher calls funds to NRA and gun groups be redirected to study abolishing money emotion and stupidity.
Diane E Koehnsein of Ijamsville explains why she leaves licensing headaches, rude parents, sick-child controversies, and heavy paperwork as factors driving her out of the daycare market. She cites bounced checks, false complaints, and maintenance costs as key pressures.
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