Cooperation Proposal Lets Brunswick Hire Frederick City Cops
A proposed pact between the Frederick City Police Department and the Brunswick Police Department would allow Brunswick to hire part time officers already trained by Frederick City. It would provide Brunswick residents with protection while saving on benefits, and give Frederick officers a second job near home. Scheduling was addressed to avoid conflicts with Frederick duties.
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Frederick City
Brunswick Police Department
Brunswick
Frederick
Mooney cites draft evasion critique of Clinton and duty ideals
Vincent J Mooney Jr writes from Frederick arguing that military service should be voluntary for most and only one family member should serve. He claims Clinton avoided induction, questions conscientious objector status, and contrasts NATO Panama Korea and Vietnam assignments to argue Clinton harmed national duty and public trust. He recalls officers and National Guard experiences to support skepticism toward Clinton presidency.
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Bill Clinton
Vietnam
U.S
Corps of Engineers
NATO
Panama Canal Zone
Alaska
Korea
Continental
Panama
Dan Quayle
National Guard
Clinton
Senate
House of Representatives
George Bush
Gov. Clinton
Vinetat J. Mooney Jr
Frederick
Bush hints at draft role to pressure Clinton
An editorial excerpt notes President Bush used a measured approach at a National Guard Association gathering to press Clinton on draft ethics. It recalls Clinton’s 1969 military stance, highlighting his aversion to service and the controversy over his participation in a military officer training slot at the University of Arkansas.
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Bush
Clinton
National Guard Association
Gov
Yosthal
Tony Eto Ceneratin
University of Arkansas
Turning page on censorship amid Banned Books Week
Francis Mancini argues censorship in America is overstated and debates focus on school materials. He notes fewer overall censorship restrictions now and contrasts calls to protect children with broader cultural trends in violence and explicit content across media.
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America
William Noble
Joan DelFattore
Johnny
People For the
American Way
Fifty years ago October two stories in Frederick News
Items from October 1 1942 note the 35 mph Victory speech limit becoming federal law at midnight and state police reporting several violators. The Baruch Rubber Committee spurred tire rationing and used tire sales froze under Office of Price Administration. A Frederick High School influx brings twelve new faculty led by Charles Willis.
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Cpl
Martin M. Puncke
Maryland
Leo H. McCormick
Federal Office of Price Administration
Washington, D.C
Baruch Rubber Committee
Frederick High School
Charles W. Willis
James F. Zimmerman
Beverly Stupp
Perry Darner
Anna May Hughes
Christine Scott
Clara Bell Matthews
Ralph Whitlow
Katherine Biehl
Dorothy Wiseman
Maxine Trout
Harry Finneytrock
Lack of yielding at Md 85 and I 270
Reader recounts near misses at the Md 85 north to I 270 north off ramp and the I 270 south to Md 85 merge. He notes drivers fail to yield, causing stoppages on Md 85 and fear in foggy weather. Calls for drivers to review handbooks and yield rules.
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MD. 85
Fsk Mall
MD. 5
Hattery's role in securing traffic light at key Maryland intersection
A reader praises Tom Hattery for driving a traffic light project at the Md 75 and Md 1440 junction in New Market and for engaging SHA meetings, noting his personal time and community persistence. The letter emphasizes evaluating candidates by accomplishments over rhetoric and urges byline party affiliation in letters to the editor.
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Lam
Tom Hattery
MD 75
New Market
Hatters
Hattery Cited After Traffic Sign Change in Maryland District
Terry Rimel of New Market praises Mr. Hattery for addressing unsafe traffic measures. He recounts how a sign mispositioned near a curve caused speed issues and credits Hattery for arranging a safer location. Rimel urges voters in Maryland's Sixth District to evaluate Hattery before election.
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Hattery
Maryland
Hattery campaign attack sparks reader reply in Frederick
A reader letter defends Rep. Beverly Byron’s record amid claims by Hattery of a smear campaign. The writer urges voters in the Sixth District to support Roscoe Barnett for Congress and criticizes Hattery for mudslinging. Separately, a school charity note explains how local Giant and Safeway receipts can fund supplies for West Frederick Middle School.
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Frederick Post
Hattery
Bartlett
Det
Tom Hattery
Beverly Byron
Jet
Congress
Washington
Roscoe Barnett
Giant
Safeway
Businesses rise to meet cuts with innovation and service
Businesses backed by resilience when budgets tightened, trimming costs while striving to deliver top value. The article notes shifts toward affordable tech like compact devices, CD-ROM stations, laser devices, and online services, highlighting adaptation amid economic pressure.
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Aweart
Wdormation
4-H funding at risk sparks youth program concern
Larry J Grossnichle of Migdietown urges Maryland leaders to preserve 4-H Club funding citing national 4-H win in 1967 and enduring benefits of 4-H values. He warns budget cuts could raise teen risk factors and questions budget priorities for youth development and rehabilitation programs.
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Maryland
Marland
How to write letters to the editor guidelines
A fragmented note outlines how to write letters to the editor for The Frederick News-Post type page. It mentions address details for submitting letters to the editor, including a Frederick, MD area address and a date style, with garbled phrases and stray numbers.
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Frederck Wevns- Post
Patrick
Frederick
Tenets
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Vincent J. Mooney Jr
Howard
Wea Sericyes
Noble
DelFattore
People For the American Way
Francis Mancini
The
Providence Journal
Dan Roff
State Health Department
Democratic
Sue Olsen
George McGovern
Mr. McGovern
Myersville
Harp Place
Lori Rice Frederick
del. Hattery
Terry Rimel
Craig F. Rosendale
Walkersville
Anne Thompson
West Frederick Middle School
Larry J Grossnichle
Migdietown
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