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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1995

Page

8

Royko on Browns move and fan loyalties in football

The piece reflects on the NFL franchise move to Baltimore and the divide between Colts and Redskins fans. It notes a $175 million publicly funded stadium near Camden Yards, critiques team owners, and highlights Green Bay as a people owned team from 1919 onward.

Browns Charm City Chicago Sage Mike Royko Colts Redskins Orioles Camden Yards Cleveland Browns Art Modell Indianapolis Colts Green Bay Cleveland

Dress code debate voices parent concerns in Frederick

Angela Vicere of Frederick argues against school dress restrictions cited in The Frederick News Post. She questions whether bans on hats, crop tops, and outerwear truly improve learning, noting student needs and the role of parental authority in guiding wardrobe choices.

Thomas Johnson High School Frederick News Post David Markoe Board of Fashion Education Angela Vicere Frederick

Ex-student opposes new dress code at Singanore High

James M Kopf from Mount Ary objects to a proposed school board rule restricting baggy clothes hats backpacks and graphic shirts. He recalls being hassled for attire and argues for student self expression citing American values and equal treatment while urging open discussion with decision makers.

Singanore High America

Arafat warned as Rabin’s death heightens risk

The Rabin assassination intensifies danger around Yasser Arafat. PLO insiders say radicals on both sides may target him to derail the peace process. They warn there is no clear successor within the PLO to steer talks after Rabin.

Ashington Yitzhak Rabin Yasser Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Rabin Arafat Shimon Peres

Arafat Under Tight Security As Threats Loom

The PLO reports a tightened security alert around Yasser Arafat in Gaza with more guards and blocked roads. Noted assassin threats linger from Ahmed Jibril, who warned of Arafat’s eventual death. Arafat, a survivor of multiple near misses, has shifted to a more conciliatory stance with Rabin.

PLO Arafat Marwan Kanafani Gaza Strip Ahmed Jibril Jibril Israel United States Syria Middle East Egypt Lebanon Rabin Sahara Jack Anderson Michael Einstein Wailed Feature Syndicate, Inc

Frederick County WWII Vets Form Group at Winchester Hall

Yesterday about 150 World War II veterans gathered in Winchester Hall to organize the Frederick County Veterans of the Second World War. Draft Board One summoned 22 men to the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore for pre induction exams in the November call. A Hood College alumna Mary Agnes Davis sang in a program at Brodbeck Hall. Commodore Allen G. Quynn returned home on leave after Pacific duty, planning 30 days at 109 E Second St Frederick. Critics disavowed the B&O Station Advisory Committee leadership and urged resignations. City crews cleared vacant YMCA site and Penn Central property after owners failed to respond to notices. The Baptist Convention rejected 843000 for Skycroft Phase 1. convention held at First Baptist Church. Dear Abby added to News-Post at subscribers’ request.

Frederick Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore Allen G. Quynn Pacific E. Second St Frederick City YMCA West Church North Court Streets Penn Central East East Patrick Streets

Slow Down On Alternate 40A In Old Braddock Neighborhood

A Frederick area resident pleads for reduced speeds on Alternate 40A in Old Braddock after three serious wrecks in four to five weeks. The writer notes dangerous crossovers for mail and driveways, requests speed limit lowering or warning signs, and urges motorists to yield to entering vehicles. Local authorities are cited as unhelpful.

Old Braddock State Highway Administration Sha Frederick

Slower Driving Urged To Protect Local Wildlife

A Frederick reader echoes Elizabeth Rose on animal road deaths and argues drivers speed through streets near Opossumtown Pike and adjacent roads. He cites 50 to 80 mph behavior, calls on motorists to slow down and allow extra travel time to spare rabbits, opossums, cats, and squirrels.

Elizabeth Rose Frederick News-Post Opossumtown Pike Poole Jones Road Walter Martz Rocky Springs Road Kemp Lane Shookstown Road

Letters on roads and politics stir Maryland voters

Frank Crowson of Mount Airy urges humane driving for animals and condemns voter fraud and machine politics in Maryland. He recounts discovering dual voter registrations and a forgery incident, criticizing Baltimore political machines and urging integrity in elections and public life.

Roy Prince George’s South Pacific University of Maryland Baltimore Havana Cuba Maryland Ellen U.S

Student letter questions Frederick County discipline policy

A 16 year old junior at Frederick High contest claims the county discipline code bans suspended students from school events and property. The letter references Betty McShea’s Oct 25 piece and notes suspension and alternative services like custodial duties, arguing discipline in Frederick County schools is no fun.

Frederick High Betty McShea Frederick County

Stop the whin ing by Roy Meachum in Maryland column

The column argues readers still do not understand. It questions how many Marylanders remain obtuse about Sauerbrey supporters and Elenelection. It notes irate citizens signed affidavits and gave sworn statements about election irregularities fueling calls for post election investigation.

Roy Meachum Sauerbrey Elen

Letters to the Editor Policy at The Frederick News

The Frederick News Post invites letters from readers and requires name address and phone number for verification. Not all letters are published due to space, some are edited for taste, poetry or letters addressed to others are not published. submission options include mail and telefax.

Frederick News-Post The Frederick Newsane Patrick P.O Frederick, MD

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Frederick A Iece Singanore High School James M. Kopf James M Kopf Mount Ary Kollinge Sadat News-Post Winchester Hall B&o Station Lord Nickens Debbie Palm B&o Baptist Convention Skycroft First Baptist Church Abby Tracy Lee Kreis Frederick Danny Robbins Frederick Frank Crowson Mount Airy
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