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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1993
Page
6
Rhetoric over advisory Planning Commission in Frederick County underscores tension between planned development and elected officials. Citizens align into two camps while commissioners balance expertise and public demand, urging a joint meeting to resolve differences and reassure residents.
In a long letter from Jack H. Deatherage Jr at Emmitsburg he argues for preserving county library services amid budget talks. He recalls personal schooling, private options, and the library as the community’s knowledge bank while urging readers and commissioners to support funding and keep fines benefiting local libraries.
Michael Lang of Antioch University argues that the missing children crisis includes many cases of parental abduction. He describes the Child Find Mediation Program which helps resolve such abductions, offering free confidential mediation via hot line 1 800 292 9688. He calls for media awareness and broader prevention efforts nationwide.
Restrictions to conserve fuel hit Frederick hard as most distributors and many retailers ran dry. A six year old, Frederick patrol car incident under Lt Reno Six left no injuries. Maryland Minute Men guarded government gear at the Key Hotel while Red Cross watched dayshift. FCC trustees debate termination letters to 32 professors. Most local BP stations out or nearly out of fuel with rationing at one Gulf station. State daycare in county faces 74 of 180 children losing eligibility under July cuts.
Nancy M McCaffrey of Poolesville recalls a Democratic National Committee fundraising call urging support for a budget program. She questions the program's full details, asks for facts, and plans to contact senators while considering removal from lists. She notes the shift from silent to vocal minority.
A reader responds to April 30 letters arguing that homosexuality is a sin per biblical law and that loving someone does not require sex. The writer asserts all sin is equal, calls for devotion to God, and says Christians may speak out about sin but cannot justify sin.
A letter from Elizabeth Johnson of Ijamsville urges Christians to stop judging others over Bible verses and to focus on loving others. She cites prayer, gratitude for rain and sun, and thanks The News-Post for its service while urging perseverance through faith in Jesus.
Frederick County residents voice support for a centralized recycling facility that would process waste, reduce landfill volume, and supply recycled material back to companies at lower prices. Proponents claim long term land preservation and county leadership as a model for others, despite upfront costs.
Readers urge overhaul of driver testing to reduce slow driving negligent behavior and reckless lane use. Claims DMV exam misses real road skills and encourages problem drivers. Names Rob Stall, Jason Brenner, Kenda Ziler appear in Myersville.
A reader thanks Jill Windsor for responding to an April 13 attack and credits the Holy Spirit for guidance. The letter lauds The News-Post for printing the reply and urges bold faith, recalling events like the March 1993 blizzard and Waco fire as lessons in spiritual vigilance.
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with address and phone for verification, though not published. Editors may edit and select concise opinions on subjects in the paper. Poetry and religious verse are not accepted. Send to Letters to the Editor, 200 E Patrick St, Frederick MD 21701 or call 662-8299.
Officials discuss a 75,000 dollar library initiative and expanded facilities for criminal services and surveillance. They seek deputy equipment, expert specialists, and community communication upgrades while aiming to extend home care and domiciliary services.
Emir EMMY outlines a Monday sign plan for the basen Froe with adjustments discussed. Local organizers aim to finalize placement and ensure visibility for community supporters and event coordinators.
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