Fifth annual Frederick awards honor sheriff office and state police
Frederick County sheriff s office Frederick Barrack of the state police and residents were honored at the fifth annual awards banquet held Oct 17. Corrections Officer Jay Kelsh received an award for his work in the alternate sentencing program which supervised 470 people and logged 9 542 hours of city county and state work. Donna Tisdale noted Kelsh has been with the program two years, guiding graduates in the graduated sanctions track.
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Frederick County
Frederick Barrack
David Mitchell
Maryland
Jay Kelsh
Sheriff's Office Corrections Bureau
Donna Tisdale
Kelsh
Reich
Ford Road
Immigrant contributions and myths in American life
Patricia Brown argues against anti immigrant myths, noting immigrants seek economic stability, education, and safety. She cites families like Vietnamese as loyal workers who pay taxes, support schools and communities, and emphasizes immigrant children' s right to schooling and cultural integration.
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JC Penney’s
America
Patricia Brown
Middletown
Frederick County
Fed scrutiny hits Greenspan as leaks, audits spur reform
The Federal Reserve faces two GAO reports showing spending outpacing inflation and a $83.7 billion surplus fund. Leaks to Reuters spurred Greenspan to press FBI probes while lawmakers push for broader oversight, arguing the Fed’s vast, insulated operations require accountability beyond monetary policy.
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Ederal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Congress
Greenspan
Federal Reserve
Reuters
Federal Open Market Committee
Fed
FBI
Harry Reid
D-Nev
General Accounting Office
Reid
Los Angeles
Federal Reserve Bank of
Central Bank
Washington
Capitol Hill
Bosnia
Yosemite
Federal Reserve System
GAO
United Feature Syndicate
Frederick county notes and civic updates from Maryland
Dr J A McCallum leads a project to convert Camp Ritchie facilities into a hospital for the chronically ill under Dr R H Riley. The Frederick Police Department earns praise in The Police Review. Community Chest contributions reach 911, total 9175.70 on a 23400 goal. Leisure Technology Urbana Village debates draw attention from Rep Byron. Mayor Young to hold public flood protection meeting. Outstanding Young Farmer contest finalists: Michael Wirts Jefferson G Edgar Hawkins Jr Frederick and Thomas Reese Clemsonville Road.
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R.H. Riley
Maryland State Department of Health
Hagerstown
Washington County
J.A. McCallum
Camp Ritchie
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Robert W. Leichert
Community Chest
Urbana Village
Urbana
Goodloe E. Byron
Urbana Civic Association
Byron
Monocacy Battlefield
Frederick County
Jaycees
H.B. Duvall
Farm Credit of
Frederick
Michael Wirts
Jefferson
G. Edgar Hawkins Jr
Rt. 4
Thomas Reese
Clemsonville Road
Walkersville residents press limits on town growth
Nancy Walsh of Walkersville argues that rapid development threatens the town’s farm heritage and small town feel. She cites overcrowded schools, increased traffic and accidents, urging officials to curb or halt new growth to preserve the community.
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Leo Byrnes
Walkersville
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Byrnes
Old Town
Coercion not on the agenda of this Party
The Frederick News-Post on Oct 8 carried Ed Waters Jr's front page brief detailing Frederick County voter registrations: 40,918 Republican, 36,238 Democrat, 12,509 no affiliation, 16 Reform, 6 Natural Law, 3 Taxpayers. The article omits 79 registered voters, including the writer who notes his own registration was overlooked.
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Frederick
Libertarian Party candidate Browne seeks limited government
James E. Keenan argues for the Browne Jorgensen ticket urging less government, lower taxes, and social security reform while critiquing politicians who promise tax cuts and new programs. He discusses hunting, gun rights, and voter manipulation, warning against pseudo hunter stances and deceptive campaigns.
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Frederick County
Libertarian Party
Reform Party
Harry Browne
Jo Jorgensen
Browne
Jorgensen
Browne/Jorgensen
Bull Clinton
Season of tricks as hunters and politicians seek votes
In a campaign season likened to hunting, hunters deploy decoys calls and blinds while politicians pursue voters using tactics and camouflage. The parallel draws on the hunger for success as both sides use deception and strategic positioning.
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Pols
Feds
Pat
Pol
Letters to the Frederick News Post for publication
The Frederick News Post invites readers to submit signed letters with full name address and telephone numbers for verification. Space limits mean abridgement is possible and poems or letters to others are not printed. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed to the newspaper.
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Frederick News Post
News Post
Frederick News- Post
E. Patick St
P.O
Frederick
Frednewspost.com
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Jack Anderson
Mien
Police Review
Baltimore
Ronald N. Young
Nancy Walsh
Paul Wedlund
James E. Keenan
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