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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1991

Page

7

Higher speeds and funnel effects spark debate on highway safety

Dale Horning argues that speed limits influence congestion and risk, citing the funnel effect in multi lane merges and rain conditions. He compares US practices with Germany's autobahns, urging fact based policies, better guard rails, driver education, and reasonable limits to balance safety and efficiency. Horning lives in Frederick.

Germany U.S Car and Driver Magazine Federal Highway Administration FHA Dale Horning Frederick

New World Order critique of George Bush era policy

Seth Stein voices sharp opposition to the Bush administration's New World Order strategy. He argues the Iraq war and postwar actions threaten sovereignty, warn of perpetual U.S. global policing, and twist Washington's founding ideals. Stein cites Washington and Hamilton era caution while condemning interventionism.

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Washington needs a baseball team or risk retaliation

Dale McFeathers argues Washington should receive a Major League team or face political and economic consequences. He uses satire to warn that without a team, federal operations and public sentiment could shift, even joking about blockades and changing national priorities.

Washington Bureau of Engraving and Printing

James Pearl on TV, imagery, and the lasting value of print

Artist James Pearl of Frederick argues that cave drawings birthed communication and print endures beyond fleeting broadcast. He criticizes loud ads and sensationalism, asserting respectful, thoughtful messaging could boost sales and preserve artful content.

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