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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 2001

Page

4

Mount Airy Welcomes Wal-Mart Amid Debate Over Local Impact

Editorial notes Mount Airy gains a Wal-Mart amid tension over effects on small businesses. The piece weighs pros and cons, arguing residents should have local option rights while accepting business realities. It asks if the town chose the retailer or was swayed by its influence, suggesting a mixed motive among locals.

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Maryland Republicans strain under Jeffords era at home

The piece analyzes Maryland GOP struggles entering Memorial Day weekend with Sen. James Jeffords’ defection framing party dynamics. It notes Bush administration stumbles, efforts to rally moderates like Connie Morella, and potential Maryland candidates including Kathleen Townsend and Bob Ehrlich, all amid donor concerns and internal divisions.

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Bush pushes Better Deal reform for Social Security

Scripps Howard News Service reports on President Bush advancing a private accounts plan to overhaul Social Security. A blue ribbon commission is to design outlines that allow younger workers to own part of Social Security taxes, while preserving benefits for current retirees. The piece frames the reform as a generational test balancing future wealth creation with protecting today’s beneficiaries.

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Rita Felix Honored at Frederick Junior Chamber Dinner

Mrs Rita Felix of Emmitsburg widow of WWI hero John Felix attended a Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner at Catoctin Country Club. Joseph D. Baker I, longtime JC president, was saluted as he had been elected president of the Maryland Jaycees. The event also noted Sen Jacob Ramsburg’s presence. A separate note covered a fire replies policy and a local hotline service. Wendy Sue Furie, daughter of Drs Robert and Jean Ann Furie, earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with highest honors at the University of Florida Gainesville.

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Historic district retreat mirrors Old Town Alexandria model

Vibrant community voices concern over neglecting historic Tusorre properties and failing downtown leadership. Residents, businesses, and employment hubs urge a re focus on downtown to create a critical mass and revive the district, warning without action it will stall amid political stalemate.

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A few trees can do wonders in our community

A reader reflects on witnessed devastation and urges focus on development. The text questions the burning of tropical forests and debates replacing natural areas with a future restaurant and entertainment complex. The writer, noting local property and county planning, contemplates urban growth in the community.

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Dangerous water guns and fear of guns echoed

The piece notes how water guns provoke fear in some readers and likens their perception to real firearms. It criticizes a Frederick News-Post editor and photographer Bill Green for allegedly glorifying violence.

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Water guns provoke debate over gun safety in schools

A reader criticizes Ms Rosenberg for overreacting to a child with a water gun. The writer argues guns are not inherently dangerous and advocates teaching gun safety rather than banning all firearms. The piece frames teachers as fearfully politicizing gun myths and urges practical education.

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Let kids be kids letter responds to photo controversy

Community letter from Robert Cole argues squirt guns do not cause violence and that parenting shapes behavior. He says guns are not responsible for society's violence and urges parents to teach children right from wrong, referencing Linda K. Rosenberg's May 22 letter.

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Moment of truth arrives in Mount Airy

John C Vaughan of Mount Airy writes after a Saturday visit to Ace Hardware to fetch a 15-foot plumbers snake ahead of a Wal Mart opening, noting misleading timing in a recent Mount Airy article and praising Ace staff who aided his out-of-town guests.

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Do the crime do the time argues for equal scrutiny of officials

Theresa O'Steen from Frederick writes accusing local officials of double standards in reporting wrongdoing while demanding accountability for elected leaders. She calls for public scrutiny and equal legal consequences for all, noting ongoing debates about high profile figures.

Frederick City

FCC Teams Recognized For National Tournament Runs

Arnold Flores notes the FCC teams earned recognition as seven squads advanced to national tournaments. He highlights their dedication to baseball, the hard work endured, and hopes their accomplishments are appreciated by the broader community.

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Tribute to Mick Mastrino from Gene and Deborah Alston

Gene and Deborah Alston offer heartfelt tribute to Mick Mastrino as a faithful friend and honest man. Though years have passed since last meeting, they express sympathy for his family and wish him God speed in heaven.

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Letters to the Editor We Welcome Your Letter

The Frederick News-Post invites readers to send letters. Signatures, addresses, and phone numbers are requested for verification. Letters should be mailed to the Frederick News-Post box or sent via fax or email using the provided contact details.

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