Frederick Volunteer Bud Jackson Named You Are Beautiful Rep
Charles Bud Jackson of Frederick, a 63 year old who wakes with the intent to help, founded a decade long nonprofit delivering rides, gathering food, and aiding the elderly. He was named Frederick County’s representative in the Maryland You Are Beautiful program in November.
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Charles “Bud” Jackson
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Jackson
Frederick County
Maryland
Buckeystown
Nancy Bodmer
Walkersville Volunteer Rescue Company
Margaret Dougherty
Virginia Forstmann
Friends of
Gathland Park
Frederick News-Post
Erv Hagg
Maryland Lupus Foundation
Candy Stripers
Kathryn Hartmann
Deanne Price
Baker Park
Anna Mary Willard
Monocacy Village
Public schools debate inclusion program in Frederick County
W Thomas Koontz questions the county commission's mandate requiring a physician opinion for disabled and non disabled students seeking inclusion in public schools. He criticizes commissioners for possible segregation and urges informed, inclusive action, stressing disabled students' rights and taxpayers' future roles.
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Frederick Post
Cliff Snyder
Mark Hoke
Dr. Seuss
Hoke
George Wallace
Alabama
David Gray
Ilona Hogan
Bruce Reeder
Terre Rhoderick
W. Thomas Koontz
Woodsboro
Clinton seeks PR lift with Bosnia peace talks and Perot return
The Clinton White House plans a broad PR offensive to shift public opinion after polls show the nation on the wrong track. Clinton aims to frame a transition to a global, high tech economy with a second term focused on education, training, investment, and expanded trade while pondering corporate productivity sharing with workers and avoiding a reversion to blame.
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Bosnia
Middle East
Ross Perot
Clinton White House
Perot
Clinton & Co
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
White House
Clinton calm after Haiti and nuclear milestones mark a political rebound
Clinton seeks to justify veto threats and defend a foreign policy turnaround that includes Haiti’s military junta toppled, Ukraine and Belarus nuclear weapons eliminated, and North Korea’s program frozen. The White House credits steady leadership, while Perot and Powell shape a tense 1996 landscape. Morton Kondracke analyzes the shifts.
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Clinton
White House
Bosnia and Mideast
Haiti
Ukraine
Belarus
North Korea
Japan
U.S
Ucts
Bosnia
Mideast
Colin Powell
Perot
Powell
Bob Dole
New Hampshire
Morton Kondracke
Roll Call
Capitol Hill
Newspaper Enterprise Assoc
Frederick News Briefs on Seeing Eye Dogs and Local Actions
Seeing Eye dogs Omar and Chippie aid owners with steady service though imperfect. FBI Agent Fred Hallford and Maryland trooper nabbed a Frederick taxi driver who helped a former driver escape to desert from Camp Detrick. Frederick city agencies set parking rates for a to be constructed municipal deck. Court filings challenge foreclosure sale of Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Frederick
Omar
C. Clifton Wirts
Chippie
Grayson Abrecht
FBI
Fred Hallford
Baltimore
Maryland
W. Elwood O'Hara
Camp Detrick
Norman W. Todd
Marion K. Todd
The
N and D Todd's Children’s Trust
Francis Scott Key Corporation
Circuit
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Letter to the editor over dog reward at center of feud
A reader defends the Winpiglers after Nancy De Grange’s Sept. 21 critique in The Frederick News-Post about a Lily the dog reward. The writer notes the $2,000 reward was split with a sister and questions the author’s motives. Both sides appeared satisfied with the outcome.
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Nancy Zern de Grange
Frederick News-Post
Ellicott City
Washington Times
Frederick Post
Sally Jesse Raphael
Frederick
Esmerelda
Hagerstown
Dropping the shoe for female members
A reader recalls joining the American Legion Auxiliary through a Marine veteran’s spouse and argues state by law limits to women. The writer urges coverage of barriers facing spouses of female Legion members seeking membership.
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Elks Lodge
American Legion
Cissel-Saxon
Silver Spring
American Legion Auxiliary
United States
Letter to the Editor on the American Legion family
James P. Stueve of Tjamsville writes a community letter praising the American Legion family and argues for equal treatment in civic matters. The piece frames support for veterans and local service through Legion posts as essential for community welfare.
Missing the listing on a TV afternoon
A reader venting about missing TV listings rails against soap operas and local papers. He recalls editors and cites Carroll Creek conduit debates, urging clearer terminology between flood control and development in Frederick area coverage.
Glorifying the wild ones in local paper
A reader condemns the newspaper and Frederick Cablevision for glorifying youths who skateboard and roller skate on railings, defacing property. The letter complains these youths damage others’ property and shows no remorse.
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Frederick Cablevision
Bump and Run Fan Defends Earnhardt Racing View
A NASCAR fan defends bump and run racing praising Dale Earnhardt who won the Goody's 500 on Sunday September 24, his fourth win this season. The letter writer notes Earnhardt is a seven time series champion and 67th career winner and predicts continued fan support.
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Iam
Nascar
Dale Earnhardt
Jeff Gordon
Letters to the Editor policy of The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites letters with name address and phone for verification. Publication is not guaranteed due to high volume and space limits. Some letters are edited for taste and space. poetry and letters addressed to others are not published.
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Frederick
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James P. Stueve
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