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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1992
Page
6
The Maryland Court of Appeals is asked to clarify a Frederick curfew law after the intermediate court ruled it vague. Proponents seek specific guidelines to fix the ordinance so it can deter late night youth misbehavior while allowing lawful outings for work or community activities.
The General Assembly narrowly approved Baltimore City and all counties taking direct responsibility for Social Security taxes on local school employees. Washington area politicians and major papers cheered suburban interests, while Frederick and Somerset figures allied with critics. The vote exposed deep regional tensions as lawmakers warned of broader political and fiscal consequences.
Street kids face malnutrition poor health and lack of education as they roam cities from Rio de Janeiro to Manila and America. 100 million children work or live on streets, mostly boys ages 8 to 15 with some as young as four, turning to begging selling and, at times, drugs.
Fifty years ago on November 25 1942 city officials acted after complaints from wives about lost earnings. Acting Police Chief Arthur C Poulsen warned two Frederick retail stores to close gambling operations or face permanent shutdown. With health officers present contaminated meats were seized from a local merchant and later destroyed after threats to condemn vegetables if action was not taken.
A reader explains that they believe in God the Father and reject the idea of “a god” while arguing that belief in God underpins true morality. The writer defends Christian witness, notes the distinction from generic belief, and asserts the need to share faith with love amid societal secular drift.
A reader reflects on Christianity finding true happiness comes from loving the Creator more than self. The author shares three years of study and cites a Christian songwriter asserting there is no better place on earth than the road that leads to Heaven.
Community readers weigh whether AES plan for a new coal powered plant in Allegany County is needed as electricity customers face higher rates. Officials push for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to prove the project’s essentiality. Glen Besa cites electricity cost concerns and regional employment.
Frederick THOMAS W. FUGATE Jr criticizes Roscoe Bartlett for opposing EPA laws and environmental safeguards. He argues excessive regulation harms the economy while others gain from waste reduction and energy efficiency.
A reader asks how to address letters to the Beites in Frederick Maryland. The note cites the Frederick News Post mailing address, 2020 Peach Street PO Box 578 Frederick MD 21705.
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