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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1995
Page
6
A public appeal urges recognizing the Great American Smokeout on November 16 to help loved ones quit for 24 hours. It cites tobacco’s toll with lung cancer and heart disease while urging actions to discourage smoking and protect at risk family members.
Roy Meachum reflects on his years with the United States Army Band under Captain Hugh Curry and General Bolling. He recalls performances with Hindemith, Armstrong, and Eddie Fisher, his radio announcing work, and his path from recruit to journalist after leaving the service. The piece opens with literary mischief about T. S. Eliot.
A commentary argues for reduced harsh rhetoric on both sides after recent tragedies including the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and the Oklahoma City bombing. It questions critics who ignore leftist rhetoric while condemning right wing excesses and cites examples such as environmental extremism and political spin.
Scripps Howard News Service reports that Israelis remain divided over concessions for peace, with opposition leaders condemning Rabin's killing while demanding verification in any land-for-peace deal. West Bank councilwoman Eve Haron cites death threats against moderates and urges staying strong yet patient.
Rapt attention greeted Sgt Elmer E Long Jr as he described a three and a half year ordeal as a POW in a Japanese hell at the Kiwanis event at Francis Scott Key Hotel. Navy tech George B Delaplaine Jr returned to Chicago after a quick Frederick visit while local figures and school events filled a busy notes page.
Individuals praise students and faculty for leading a humane anti poisoning effort at Culler Lake. City officials back the plan to reduce the duck population without toxins. Parents are commended for teaching respect for living creatures.
A Frederick Circuit Court session on November 6 heard a defendant with five DWI charges and a probation violation. The case discussed a three year suspended sentence from a prior conviction and a proposed new suspended sentence under supervision despite ongoing alcohol issues. The note questions whether justice is truly blind and calls for MADD advocacy in Frederick County.
The essay argues for legal allowance to lower stock suspension, citing personal gains like improved gas mileage from reduced wind resistance and less body roll from tighter suspension. It notes an increased center of gravity and discusses broader societal implications of laws regulating vehicle modifications.
The letter argues lowered suspensions improve driver reaction time and reduce body roll, claiming better safety and fuel efficiency. It questions bans on modified suspensions by noting pro racers use race springs, and urges Maryland to clarify regulations to allow owner choice and racing spring legality.
RAE BELCHER Beallsville writes of Wolfsville pride and roots linking Wolfsville Elementary School and Wolfsville United Methodist Church to lifelong memories. He notes mixed heritage, local teachers, and the community’s tolerance amid newcomers while praising schooling, faith, and barefoot summers.
A resident from Point of Rocks vents about four tire slashings and vandalism on two vehicles over three months. She criticizes the police for failing to investigate, collect evidence, or respond promptly, urging stronger protection for the community and accountability for officers.
A reader named Donna Stowers of Walkersville urges slower driving after her cat was struck by a car on Oct. 10 and had to be euthanized. Her six year old niece witnessed the incident as they rushed the cat to the vet and worry grows over drivers who fail to stop if a child were involved.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name, address and phone, notes publication is not guaranteed due to volume, and states letters may be edited for space or taste. Address letters to The Frederick News-Post in Frederick Maryland or fax to 6628299.
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