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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1994
Page
6
Capital News Service surveyed 40 residents about rapid expansion as land values rise and fields give way to homes and businesses. The piece notes swelling population, potential rezonings, and crowded elementary schools, suggesting officials must address growth impacts.
Leo Sperling argues multiculturalism harms education by shifting from core academic skills toward ethnicity based programs. He cites past American values, insists on a unified culture and language, warns against ethnic pride movements, and urges returning to fundamental academic goals and civic unity.
The piece argues that if smoking imposes avoidable health costs on taxpayers, government may justify restricting it. It questions the logic of using cantankerous parental analogies to justify prohibition or mandates for cigarette use and helmet laws. It contrasts socialist views with libertarian concerns about individual behavior and public costs.
The writer denounces Medicaid recovery lawsuits against tobacco firms and argues against ex post facto style controls. He warns of a slippery slope to regulating fat, salt, and other industries and urges individual responsibility over paternalist laws. The piece cites Jefferson and accuses Congress of tyranny while asserting personal autonomy.
By unanimous vote the Frederick Board of Aldermen elected Aubrey A. Nicodemus to fill the unexpired term of City Register Mehrl F. Wachter who resigned effective Dec 31 to enter private business. Also reports hail to FFA contest, milkweed drive, Colorfest Queen crown, Policemen's Ball events, and a police traffic arrest for a stolen car case.
This letter on behalf of Lois Seeger Filby, candidate for Frederick County treasurer, notes her 18 years in the office and 16 as deputy. It praises the office’s reputation for congeniality, efficiency, and integrity backed by audit reports, urging voters to consider her in the upcoming November election.
A Frederick News-Post reader defends Dr. Roscoe Bartlett in the Sixth District race. He cites philanthropic gifts, support for Fort Detrick and Dayton post office, and community forums as evidence of pragmatism and responsiveness to constituents.
Readers weigh in on representative government and the Potomac water issue as Poolesville weighs annexation. Critics urge referendum or recall to address water rights, liability, and the town hall's handling of insurance and legal counsel.
Eileen H. Dunnell endorses Laura Lake noting her consensus building leadership on the Political Matters Team of the Frederick County Commission for Women. Dunnell highlights Lake's research based solutions and experience as Chief Judge of the Orphans' Court, urging votes on November 8.
A Poolesville resident recalls the town’s 1980s growth dispute and notes the proposed annexation covered about two thirds of the existing town. Water resources are already strained, and residents fear further demand while supporters promise to seek permission.
In the News-Post Friday September 30 Dale Horning laments speeding controls. A reader retorts Mr Horning, suggesting a bad driving record marks the problem and hints at blame. THOMAS E. HENRY Jr.
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to submit letters with name address and phone number and states it will not publish poetry or religious verse. Include contact details and mail to 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD or send to the provided phone contact.
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