Bartlett's bill to spare military dogs finds broad support
Editorial praises Congressman Roscoe Bartlett for introducing a measure to stop euthanizing retired military dogs. The bill would allow adopters to take in trained dogs, pass through the House, move to the Senate, and require annual reports on non adopted euthanized dogs.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Frederick
Congress
Rep. Bartlett
House
Senate
Department of Defense
Defense Department
The Frederick Ship History And A Veterans Day Memory
George B. Delaplaine Jr. recalls Frederick naval ties with local residents from three ships named USS Frederick. The article notes a color TV gift to a Frederick visitor and mentions Vietnam era reflections by Conant, while detailing the first two ships named Maryland and their Pearl Harbor bombing, cargo capacity and speed.
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USS
Frederick
Carstenng
Eya Coo
Conant Wee
Ceon Eicting Pecoet
The
Board of Coins and
Predere Mayore Pal Mage
Maryland
Strangers in the Night Debating JFK and Gore in Brief
The fragment recalls a JFK Nixon style debate with LB Gore and Bush remarks. It mentions a sleeper car scene and contrasts political styles. The text is unclear and fragmented but references election era rhetoric and public schooling remarks.
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Fler
John F. Kennedy
Niton
Atth
Jack
Nuclear reactor safety statement from National Naval Medical Center
A spokesman from the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda denied hazardous reactor problems at the facility. He said radiation released into air and sewer was well below NRC limits and posed no danger to the community. The piece also notes local political activity around Reagan and Anderson campaigns.
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National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Lust for power makes us a target in Walkersville
Patricia Smirnoff warns that lust for power increases risk to communities and stresses readiness. She urges vigilance and proactive safety planning for a safer future in Walkersville.
Support for educated believers in school board role
A letter from Boland Clark Adame endorses educated believers for the school board, opposite to using the BOE as a springboard for personal agendas. The writer cites the saying that the devil fears educated believers and places the named individuals within that group.
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Ron Peppe
Norine Haas
Steve Sere
SCS Steel Haathee L
Conflict Over U S Aid Shapes Public Debate
The fragment discusses calls to end all U S aid to Palestinians and to leracks amid rising anti American sentiment while acknowledging broader strategic and political tensions. It hints at a contentious debate over foreign assistance and allied support.
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U.S
Leracks
Letters express safety focus on U S 15 in Maryland
Parker F Williams administrator Maryland State Highway Administration invites readers to a meeting at 3624 Road in Adamstown to discuss roadway safety along U S 15 north and south of Mountville Road with speed awareness trailer signs and improved markings. The letter highlights calls for enforcement, traffic law adherence, and courtesy among motorists.
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U.S. 15
U.S.15
Ceneiry
Severs
Alta Gessertled
Usibira de Fort
Ein” Armaniment
Mountville Road
U.S
Conanys
Parker F. Williams
Maryland State Highway Administration
Gore Campaign Speech Mixed Rhetoric with Economic Commitments
The statement critiques Bush rhetoric, urging concrete investment in the economy and human resources of minority communities. It argues Bush's site definitions are insufficient and contrasts with Alton Drew Frederick’s stance on improving economic policy and minority opportunity.
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Mr. Bush
Non Poopee
SHA insight on U S 15 concerns
SHA outlines concerns on U S 15 safety and traffic issues near intersections. Officials warn excessive driver speeds may raise accident risk and urge targeted measures to reduce incidents. Public statements emphasize balancing traffic flow with safety priorities and potential mitigation steps.
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U.S
Xhale Club Sparks Debate Over Teen Night Safety
Letter writer argues Xhale targets young adults and teens with late hours, noting risks of driving long distances and late returns. Contributors from Frederick and Rockville protest safety concerns while defending teen social spaces.
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Xhale
D.C
Frederick
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Walkersville
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Clark Adame
Graeg
Kien Ius Bersaved
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Middletown
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Heather Schwartzbeck
Rockville
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