Government Shares Intelligence Warnings With Public After Sept 11
The text notes heightened intelligence efforts post September 11 and argues officials should inform the public. It discusses warnings about potential threats, including unidentified dangers and three California bridges, while warning against public panic from unfulfilled alerts. It compares modern intel to World War I breakthroughs and urges careful transparency.
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California
Goverment
Tre
Frustration Over Local Races Shapes Frederick Politics
The piece reflects deep community anger at local politics, recounting past campaigns and the roles of John “Lennie” Thompson, state Sen. Alex Mooney, and Jennifer Dougherty. It notes media tensions, ethical complaints, and remedies debated by readers, with Jim Grimes’s governance praised for consensus and reform efforts. Election day weather and party dynamics frame a tense political year.
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Winchester Hall
John “Lennie
Thompson
Alex Mooney
Cosuga
Jen- Alfer Dougherty
Jim Grimes
Bel
Sue Hecht
News Post
Imilarly
Vily
Ethics Commission
Diwherly
Grimes
Edward Dwyer
Edt Dwyer
Mextern
Adlai Stevenson
Lans
White House
Ms. Dougherty
Arund
Frederick City
Greece
Ms Dougherty
City Hall
Jennifer Dougherty
Frederick
Women War Support Shifts From Velvet to Valor in Afghanistan
The piece surveys shifts in female attitudes toward war from ancient protests to contemporary support for U S military action in Afghanistan. It cites Gallup polls showing persistent gender gaps in earlier wars and notes rising female roles in defense, including pilots and leadership, amid a veteran culture.
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Village Voice
Afghanistan
Hibang Osman
Taliban
Eleanor Smeal
Lysistrata
Greece
Gallup
United States
Vietnam
Iraq
Kuwait
U.S
Diana ‘Ang
Maryland teens win trips to National 4H Congress in Chicago
Red Beachley 21 of Middletown and Dorothy V. Keller 17 of Jefferson were named Maryland winners of trips to the 1951 National 4H Club Congress in Chicago. Two Burkittsville men who escaped a jail work detail were captured by Brunswick police and handed to the county jail. Millard F. Shuff 92 of Nemontburg portrait with family at birthday. active in community, bank president, church member. Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Co to buy an aerial ladder truck for outlying Frederick County areas. Frederick County Veterans Council hosts first Veterans Ball at Old Frederick Army, hoped to become annual. Mitchell L. Huse seeks county safety director post. 27 applicants. Keilholtz left former pay to pursue Emmitsburg police officer role.
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Red Beachley
Middletown
Dorothy V. Keller
Jefferson
Maryland
Chicago
Wass
Frederick County
Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Co
Wortsbors
Jerry M. Crunt
Mitchell L. Huse
Frederick County Safely
Thomas Keilholtz
Keilholtz
Emmitsburg
Invasive Ailanthus Threatens Frederick County Woodlands
Ailanthus or Chinese Tree of Heaven is spreading through Frederick County, invading fence rows and Monocacy banks. The invasive tree, introduced over 150 years ago, can produce up to 800,000 seeds annually. owners should identify and destroy new groves, distinguishing it from native sumac by October foliage and sap.
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Frederick County
Orson Wells
United States
Frederick Court
Planners Cause Sprawl Not Farmers in Frederick County
An eighth generation Frederick County resident argues that sprawl stems from planning and taxes not farmers. He cites farms selling to developers due to estate taxes, noting many farmers struggle to make a living and cannot pass farming to their children.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Cindy Rewden
Montgomery
Local residents urge planning focus on quality and long term view
Jessica Winter and William L Herron weigh in on Frederick county growth and development. Winter stresses preserving rural character while benefiting from growth, urging planners to value long term quality over rapid construction. Herron argues humans can coexist with nature, noting oil wells, pipelines, and forestry history while defending broader national resilience.
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Cindy Bowden
Frederick City
Hopes wake us to power needs and energy sources
The piece argues the wartime shock should move citizens to accept new power plants and extra energy sources. It contends the Middle East oil may become unaffordable soon, urging immediate action to boost generating capacity and develop domestic energy, while mitigating local opposition with proper design.
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Middle East
Snealing
Point of Rocks
Evangelist Comments Spark Letter to Editor Debate
William Hamann criticizes Edwina Dillon for praising Anne Graham's WTC and Pentagon tragedy rationale. He questions God’s gender and warns against using religion as a crutch while musing on life’s origins and random factors. He cites Dr Seuss as a profound thinker.
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Edwina Dillon
Anne Graham
Wtc
Pentagon
God
America
Bangladesh
Earth
Tanyone
Theodor Guigel
Dr Seuss
Horton
Letters to the Editor guidance and submission details
The notice provides instructions for sending Letters to the Editor including mailing address Frederick News-Post P O Box 878 Frederick MO 21708 Fax number 9014628299 and email address to submit variants of letters and contact details while noting smudged letters and guidance on content.
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Frederick News-Post
P.O
Frederick
Tattora
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