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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2000
Page
4
The bill allows adoption of former military canines by their handlers, experts, or federal agencies. Rep Roscoe Bartlett helped speed the measure amid debate over responsibilities for post adoption dog behavior. About 1,400 dogs remain in service plus 400 in training for bomb detection or guard duties.
Fragmented text suggests a political meditation on democracy under strain, mentioning democracy's twilight, national choices, and fears about globalization. It cites Europe and the Internet shaping isolationist fears, with references to Brussels and the European Union.
Fragmented reader commentary questions voting, leadership, and media influence. The piece cites distrust of Bush, media spectacle, and the idea that political leaders, tech influencers, and slogans shape public opinion, noting satire and debate on voting and candidates.
A fragmented report notes Halloween finds and uncertain prices with a local barber director named Bob Miglioni guiding choices at shops in Ageo. The text is garbled but suggests talks on price stability and services for ladies.
Tammy Mangan reports from Myersville on growing concern over resource use and community strain as residents push for clearer limits and stronger protections to restore balance and fairness.
Residents north of Frederick report ongoing inconveniences crossing US 15 after a SHA cross-traffic change. They say it disrupts trips to Worman's Mill and Walkersville, forcing a shift to back roads and longer routes.
Local readers discuss safety on US 15 near Perce and Hayward Road corridor, noting interim measures to reduce accidents. Debates address impact fees and county SHA actions in Frederick County with resident input.
A fragmented report notes Dave Masser and local residents in Waynesboro Pennsylvania and nearby Hagerstown seeking missing siblings from a complicated triad. The piece hints at addressing public awareness and safety measures, urging community members to assist in the ongoing search and outreach.
A local couple cites disturbances from teens at a high school bend area and seeks action to curb loitering and havoc on their property. Belinda Morton from Liver Spring reports ongoing issues and questions the behavior of local youths.
Public notice invites readers to submit letters to the editor with guidelines on content and contact details including mail address, fax number, and email for submission. It notes disallowing violent or harmful content and outlines where to send or email contributions.
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