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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 2001

Page

5

Campaigners resume after Sept 11 attack impact

Jennifer Dougherty paused campaigning as the nation and Frederick area recover from the September 11 attacks. Officials note the pause reflects the moment and expect candidates to reengage. The race involves incumbent Mayor Jim Grimes and a Democratic challenger, Dougherty, as campaigns resume with vows to press forward.

Jennifer Dougherty Natn Fredenck Sept 11 Jim Grimes Demy

Call for substantive debate in crucial Frederick mayoral race

The editorial urges clear voter choice in the upcoming mayoral election. It calls for detailed plans from incumbent Mayor Grimes and challenger Jennifer Dougherty, noting issues from police and race relations to Monocacy Boulevard and MARC service. It favors a public debate to elicit concrete strategies for the next four years.

Grimes Carrol Creek Carmack Jay East Street MARC Frederick City Jennifer Dougherty Ms. Dougherty Bill Clinton Mr. Grimes Frederick al Gore George W. Bush

United States and United Nations in the terror era

After Sept 11 the United States and the United Nations rallied to combat terrorism. UN actions included freezing assets and a new terrorism convention, while U S skeptics questioned UN value on Kyoto and gun rights. Public opinion grew warmer toward the UN with broad support for its anti terror role.

United Nations U.N Charles Lichenstein America United States US Ag Y. A U.N. Security Council U.S John Negroponte General Assembly Washington International Court of Justice Cuba Timothy Crawford Brookings Institution Security Council Crawford Kim Holmes Heritage Foundation Associated Press ICR Media

Frederick scene blends shows, weather, and solar housing

The article notes a lively show with two chimpanzees delighting crowds and best attendance yet, while Frederick endures a dry spell with pasture fires, drying wells, and a high fire danger. New shelter construction at Staley Park, Baker Park court upgrades, and tennis courts near the pool aim to speed play after rain. Naval Academy Band concert energizes shoppers at the Key Mall, as Monocacy Civil War commemoration activities unfold. A gas line break caused downtown traffic detours, and Dr Roscoe Bartlett advances a solar home subdivision at Viewsite Acres east of Frederick with greenhouse features.

Frederick Cyn Klein Staley Park Bowling On Baker Park Woolworth’s Sidney's Francis Scull Key Mall Naval Academy Annapolis Gee Bee Monocacy Roscoe Bartlett RBA Viewsite Acres

Doe Dies At Home In Tragic Deer Incident

A resident recounts the loss of a deer found shot on a driveway along Quinn Road after a stressful period. The writer pleads for accountability and notes wildlife in the wooded area near their home. The account mentions seeking county help and the impact on daily travel and safety.

Quinn County Roads Department Quinn Road

Veterans Day Memorial Plan Announced by William Dennie

William W. Dennie Sr notes Armistice timing, urging service move to Memorial Park on November 11. He advocates honoring veterans by raising the flag at 11th hour and preserving faith freedoms, lamenting sacrifices overlooked for convenience. He urges churches nationwide to conduct services in any faith.

Wance Memorial Park

Judge scolds mom for kids absence sparks reader reply

A reader responds to a News-Post piece on a mother blamed for her children's school absence, recounting her own decade as a single mom who raised two sons, earned a GED, attended business college, and held multiple jobs while emphasizing discipline and faith. She defends parental responsibility and criticizes public officials and media methods.

Ee News-Post U.S.A

Real Heroes Redefined by TV News in Modern America

A reflection on how TV and newspapers redefine heroes amid crises. EMTS nurses and doctors are praised as real champions, with thanks to those who served. The writer urges remembrance of those who protected democracy and the country, ending with a tribute to AL GADOMSKI.

Ria A Chanie Ioet America

Terror at home and the rush to end all forms of terror

Rhonda S King speaks of domestic violence as terrorism inside homes. She notes fear, illegal abuse, and distrust of the judicial system while urging Americans to unite to end domestic violence and protect freedom.

America All America

Memorial Park event delays spark Legion post notice

A monthly Francis Key American Legion Post 11 bulletin reports a Veterans celebration delayed until noon due to center disruptions and concerns about on-site services. The note requests guidance from officials on ordinances and city coordination for future ceremonies.

Francis Key American Legion Post 11 Memoria Memorial Park Wlcrane

Marshall Plan redux in late 1940s Europe

In the late 1940s Europe lay in ruins as factions threatened U.S. interests. The text argues against toppling leaders and instead supports shielding borders and avoiding costly operations, tying to broader anti-Communist aims. A note cites Christopher B. Fowler of Point of Rocks.

Europe United States Taiwan Ad Theter

Kuzemchak Addresses Rotary Objection at Cady Club

Kuzemchak responds to a Cady Rotary objection during a local meeting. Fragments indicate school administration concerns and procedural questions about preparation or participation in an event. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.

Kuzemchak Cady Rotary

Unclear Text Prompt Renders No Clear Story

The provided input lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a readable newspaper card. No persons organizations places dates or events are present to summarize into a valid T S pair.

Letters to the Editor From The News-Pos

The letter page notes disclosing readers’ home addresses and phone numbers to solicit donations and warns some letters are alleged. It states poems are not published and mentions online postings at a modern email domain.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Editorial George Gedda The Tola Oe Frederick Gas Company Paul W. Mossburg Weinberg Center Doe Jean B. Groff Frederick William W. Dennie Sr Soretatinere Becaue David Lenhart Oat Iy Deena Rotarians Cady Mr. Cady Donna Kuzemchak Karen Bedsaul Walkersville Iris Smith Thurmont Peg Rendre Fonifchy AL Gadomski Rhonda S. King Marshall Plan Christopher B. Fowler Point of Rocks
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