Ridge's Homeland Security Office Opens With High Hopes
Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge leads the newly formed Office of Homeland Security in a bid to detect prepare for prevent protect against and recover from terrorist attacks within the United States. Coordinating agencies like FBI CIA NSA and INS will test Ridge's leadership as he demands strict interagency cooperation and quick action at the highest levels.
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Why Do They Hate America After Pearl Harbor Era
The piece argues anti-American sentiment followed Pearl Harbor, notes discrimination against Japanese Americans, and links Muslim hostility to Western influence and Israel. It asserts Know thy enemy, contrasts Islam with Judaism and Christianity, and calls for mutual understanding among the three faiths.
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United States
America
Israel
Ortinn Podhoretz
Wall Street Journal
Hollywood and Frederick itemsful fill local scenes
A patchwork of notes covers a 24 year old CITIZENS Truck Company hook and ladder truck sale prices and repairs, a TV allure at a Civitan Club dinner with John Ford and Debbie Reynolds, a city radio aerial project by ISSAC Hankey, a Board of Education resignation from William G. Linehan, and a half-mast flag gesture at Baughman’s Lane Key Chevrolet in response to Anwar Sadat’s assassination.
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Stzm
Bernard “Berne” Winkle
Patrick St
Ahrens Fox
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Dudley Pagether
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John Ford
Debbie Reynolds
Virginia Kellogg
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Motion Picture Industry Council
Art Arthur
Fredenck
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Issac Hankey
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City Hall
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William G. Linehan
Frederick County
Ronald Reagan
Baughman
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Raymond Brooks
Andy Tressler
Herb Mulkey
Jeff Lake
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Anwar Sadat
I-70 wreck heightens toll on Myersville bridge
Roland Gonano of Clarksburg laments the I-70 bridge construction near Myersville where a truck carrying missiles crashed, causing massive traffic jams and near-misses. He notes weeks of narrow lanes, tire-marked barriers, and danger for all travelers, urging stricter speed limits and safer passage.
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Interstate 70
Myersville
Frederick
Hagerstown
Leave Culler Lake Alone Amid Development Talk
Residents oppose plans to revamp Culler Lake including an island with a gazebo and cafe by skaters shelter. ETHEL CORNWELL cites concern for preserving a natural city gem in a town known for eateries as Frederick faces proposals from mayoral candidates praising growth. The discussion centers on protecting the lake’s residential character.
Residents Push For Bridge Repairs And Zoning Fixes
Three concerns arise amid Frederick traffic woes. Citizens ask when the Jefferson Street and Guilford Drive bridge will finish, noting nearby stores Kohl’s Best Buy and Wal‑Mart were easier to reach before Md 355 detours. They seek zoning changes to U S 15 Md 190 from Rit ORS to support industrial parks, citing overcrowding, vehicles, and congestion.
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Ming
Jefferson Street
Guilford Drive
Kohl's
Best Buy
Wal-Mart
U.S 15
Frederick
Letters on farming pressures and national leadership
The writer argues farmers forced to sell to survive while preserving farmland. pleads to live freely and prays for President Bush and leaders to make right decisions for the country. The note is signed by Ruby Z Baker.
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Ana
Bush
Dickens Applies to New Market in Quip and Wheelchair Need
A fragment from a Dickens themed note mentions New Market and a request about a wheelchair for an 81 year old woman. The text includes garbled phrases and stray names including Barbara J. Updike.
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Charles Dickens
Thurmont readers criticize balance in local election coverage
Two letters from Thurmont residents protest the Frederick News-Post for featuring only a brief two inch article on the Thurmont mayoral race. Wayne Hooper and Mike Fouche urge fair, front page space for all candidates and broader coverage of local matters.
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Thurmont
Frederick Netws-Post
Don’t fly flag while breaking law message letter
PAM BUCKLEY voices sorrow at drivers who display the flag on cars yet break traffic laws. She condemns speed demons red light runners and aggressive drivers, urging respect for laws and fellow citizens. She invites lawmakers to push changes as the American way.
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America
Church Sign Sparks Debate Over Faith and Patriotism
A reader reports a sign on Opossumtown Pike stating God will bless America when America returns to God. They condemn the message as fearful and divisive and urge a kinder biblical standard “Judge not, lest ye be judged,” noting their own forgiving God.
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Opossumtown Pike
America
United We Stand Analysis of Democratic Power
A fragmented fragment argues that if attacks on national institutions succeed the public would elect new representatives and leaders. It references Washington and the possible loss of the House Senate Supreme Court and military chiefs, imagining a forceful shift in governance through elections by the people.
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Senate
Joint Chiefs
God's promise to Abraham and national unity message
Kenneth C Hamrick of Smithsburg reflects on divine promises to Abraham and America’s response after terrorism. He ties biblical blessing to support for Israel, urging continued prayer and national solidarity based on faith and gratitude.
Letters to the Editor From The Frederick News-Post
Readers are invited to send letters to The Frederick News-Post but publication is not guaranteed. The paper requests readers include name address and business contact details and notes letters are subject to editor discretion. Some letters and requests may be posted online at the paper's website. Options to submit include mail fax or email with guidance provided.
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