Paris summit marks end of Cold War era with broad disarmament
A 34 nation Paris summit signed a treaty reducing non-nuclear weapons in Europe and slashing tanks, artillery, and armored vehicles. NATO and Warsaw Pact nations pledge new partnerships as leaders hope for lasting peace amid ongoing regional tensions including Iraq's actions in Kuwait.
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Remembering Lawrence Durrell a writer’s farewell note
Roy Meachum writes of enduring kinship with Lawrence Durrell despite never meeting the author. He recalls reading Durrell’s Alexandria Quartet and Bitter Lemons, the impact on his craft, and Durrell’s death at 78 near Avignon. Meachum thanks readers as he marks seven years of shared writing space.
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Poland Faces Ongoing Anti Semitism and Holocaust Memory
A U S C H W I T Z Poland report describes continued anti Semitism in Polish society with the Holocaust memory shaped by signs that omit Jews and by depictions in churches. It notes small Jewish communities, threats to survivors, and calls for moral cleansing while linking past church rhetoric and state campaigns to present tensions ahead of elections. It also reports a separate Soviet looting wave across Eastern Europe and incidents against soldiers.
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Fourth night of Food and Better Housing show at State Armory
Apple contests crown Sheldon Miller and Mary Starner as top eaters in boys and girls divisions while Charles Carter leads the adult winners from Frederick. A baby girl is found in a Farm near Poolesville. suspects flee in a speeding car. Frederick Housing Authority values two properties at 782 dollars in Kleinhart Alley for a new low rent project. Senate amends Sidom appropriation to convert Fort Detrick to health and research center. Fort Detrick official says a Bioweapons theft plot surprised him. Jack Anderson cites a tip from an undercover source about Weathermen seeking germs to disable a city for days. Anna Holland criticizes welfare entitlement outreach and cites NWRO efforts for guaranteed income. Mrs Littles seeks help for clothing for children from multiple groups.
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Fifth grader argues for fewer school days and air conditioning
Brian Sanchez of Walkersville Elementary School explains the impact of longer school years on family time. He notes his daily routine from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. and urges air conditioning and 20 additional school days nationwide at a cost of 20 billion dollars.
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Willie Saddam and America Overdrawn praise letters
Reader Rudy Dietz of Kearneysville West Virginia praises Roy Meachum for his Willlie Saddam column and Dara Wye sities piece America Overdrawn in the Wednesday issue, calling them refreshing insightful and well informed.
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Letters to the editor criticize leadership and free speech roles
Readers critique the Chamber of Commerce leadership and Frederick County government. Multiple letters discuss John Ashbury and Elliott Haines, defend free speech and the rule of law, reference living wills and durable power of attorney, and invite readers to submit legible signed letters with contact details.
Chamber Out of Touch With Voters Ratings Spark Debate
After election results, concern grows over Frederick County Chamber of Commerce ratings of candidates. The Frederick Post featured front page ratings on Nov 2 showing low marks for Ron Sundergill and Dave Gray and a perfect nine for Sterling Bollinger, contrasting with voters’ choices. The clash raises questions about whether such evaluations reflect member views or public opinion.
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