Maryland Faces The Gamble Question In State History
The article argues against legalized casino gambling in Maryland, citing historical expansion in the 1950s, Kefauver investigations, and a 1963 phaseout. It highlights societal harms, including crime, addiction, and family disruption, with opponents claiming over 60 percent of suburban residents oppose, while promoters promise quick dollars.
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Maryland
George Calcott
U.S
Estes Kefauver
America
Nevada
General Assembly
J. Millard Tawes
Joint Commission On Gambling
College Park
Anne Arundel County
Free State
Jean W. Roesser
Montgomery County
Frederick County Gains Noted Economic Momentum
The region earns recognition as a growth spot due to proactive government support and a favorable location near Baltimore and Washington. Key employers cited include Georgia-Pacific, Toys R Us distribution, Crisplant, FDI Services, State Farm regional HQ, and FCNB Bank HQ. Emphasis on controlled growth and preserving local quality of life.
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Frederick County
Economic and Community Development Commission
Don Date
Baltimore
Washington
Associated Press
Georgia Pacific
Toys R Us
FDI Services
State Farm
Worman’s Mill
Packers Ownership Seen As Model For Franchises
A columnist argues Green Bay shows how a true community owned team sustains loyalty and stability while Los Angeles and Chicago lose teams to profit driven owners. The piece absolves the Packers from cries of wealth or taxpayer demands and praises local ownership as ideal for America's Team.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Michael
Weenie” McCaskey
Bears
America
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
L.A
Packer
Packers Ownership Model Spurs Fans in Chicago Tribute
Mike Royko lauds Green Bay ownership structure with 1898 stockholders holding 4634 shares as a model for city teams. He contrasts Packers longevity in Green Bay since 1919 with Chicago and other markets, urging fan loyalty and questioning mogul ownership while celebrating homespun success and regional pride.
Frederick High principal opposes WWII veterans in classrooms
Frederick High principal Harry O. Smith told a Frederick Chapter American War Dads meeting that war veterans should not complete high school in classrooms with youths. He urged night classes funded by the GI Bill and announced registration had begun.
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Frederick High School
Harry 0. Smith
Frederick
Expulsion Call After Johnson High School Assault
A brother and sister at Thomas Johnson High School allegedly attacked a young lady on school property at 3 p.m. The victim was on a hallway phone when the two forced themselves on her and kicked her, leaving her bloody and on the ground. Officials discuss a potential five day suspension, but many urge expulsion to deter further violence.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Extremist concerns and faith groups at a Washington convention
A letter by Cynthia Wills reflects on the Christian Coalition gathering in Washington. She notes Christians, Jews, and Catholics sharing a common moral value and support for religious freedom. The piece contrasts historic government overreach with abortion rights, arguing the current stance lacks legislative action while citing Health and Human Services guidance.
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Cynthia Wills
Christian Coalition Convention
Washington
Dred Scott
Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Health and Human Services
Christian Coalition influence and abortion rights debate
Barry K. Salisbury discusses liberal fears about Supreme Court limits on lawmaking, the role of Christian Coalition in political life, and questions the governor’s appointment process in Frederick County. He argues for constitutional interpretation, voter eligibility based on merit, and governance that limits government power.
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Christian Coalition
Questioning Fairness in School Board Appointments
A Republican nominee blasts the governor for relying on a Democratic slate for school board picks. He claims his qualifications and Republican nominees were ignored and calls for fair consideration of all party candidates in the appointment process.
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Charles Mathias Jr
Rmd
ABC
Sen. Mathias
Frederick County
Price gouging through the meter
Thomas A Whitaker appeals to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen and the Maryland Public Service Commission to force City Cab Company to recalibrate meters after fares rose from 4.00 to 6.60 and 7.50, urging relief for elderly and low income riders against what he calls an unreasonable rate hike.
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City Cab Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Letters to the Frederick News Post Readers
The Frederick News Post invites letters from readers and requires name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume not all letters are published and some are edited for space or taste.
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Frederick News Post
Irou
The
Frederick News- Post
Patrick St
Frederick
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Phoenix
Browns
Cleveland Bears
Tribune Media Services
the News-Post
Edith Seidling
Barbara Fritchie
E. Patrick St
Better Homes Equipment Company
W. Mc. C. Holzaptel
J. Carlisle Smith
Westinghouse
Brunswick
Steadman
Keenan Post
American Legion of Brunswick
Army Color Guard
Fort Myer
Hood College
Emily Campen
Urbana
Coalition & Allies Are Century’s Rebels
Barry K. Salisbury
Middletown
Andrew Rasbury Frederick
Thomas A. Whitaker Frederick
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