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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1996
Page
6
The debate was largely cordial with a family reunion photo session at the end and few fireworks. Both candidates, Bob Dole and Bill Clinton, stayed on the high ground delivering substance, statistics, and claims while Jim Lehrer maintained a fair moderating stance. Analysts suggest a draw with no decisive impact on voters yet.
An aging pool buoy narrator recalls summers end and the evolving role of fathers. He frames pool buoys as pillars of security, watching his children grow independent while he moves from protector to reflective observer amid a landscape of changing family dynamics and aging.
Ras Dillaale writes from Yunsville arguing Alice Johnson misuses wealth divide figures and that education quality, not envy, drives economic mobility. He supports Roscoe Bartlett’s pro growth stance and vouchers, urging greater asset management and tax knowledge for government.
Denise Hunter writes in response to Ron Rippee criticizing fire truck speeds. She argues 35 to 45 mph is necessary when homes burn and urges safer driving and appreciation for firefighters. She asks Rippee to consider consequences and commends firemen for their work.
A Sept 21 letter by Ken Rippeon criticizes fire companies 3 and others for fast responses. The writer defends emergency crews, urges motorists to yield to sirens, and questions blaming fire units for delays caused by drivers who fail to move aside.
Reader letters discuss the duty of emergency responders to act quickly and safely. They urge accountability for Alomar's five game suspension, arguing the Orioles should bench him as a principled, formative gesture for American youth and sports integrity.
The season ending clash between the Baltimore Orioles and the Toronto Blue Jays is overshadowed by Roberto Alomar spitting in an umpire’s face after a disputed call. Calls grow for consequences during this season, not next spring, as defenders urge fair treatment while acknowledging the act harmed baseball’s authority and public trust.
US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases trains 70 physicians and nurses each quarter for military medical providers rather than 20 as reported. Exploring distance learning and telemedicine to reach more civilian and military health care professionals with critical biosafety information.
Readers are invited to submit signed letters exclusive to The Mews Post. Include home and business contact numbers for verification. Due to limited space, letters may be clipped or withheld. Send to The Frederick News Post at 200 East Patrick Street Frederick MD 21705 or fax 662 8299 or email dt frednews crosslink net.
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