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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2001
Page
3
County State's Attorney Scott Rolle will apply Maryland’s new animal cruelty statute to a case involving the alleged sale of house cats three weeks ago. Public interest has grown, and the office aims to clarify its support for the legislation while pursuing charges.
The piece condemns deliberate cruel acts against animals and supports the new animal cruelty law raising penalties. It links animal abuse to broader social responsibility, urges recognition of animal welfare as a civil standard, and calls for treatment and accountability if Mr Grossnickle is convicted.
A reflective piece traces how fear shifted from consumer hype to genuine threats during prosperity. It recalls 1980s and 1990s scares from food and chemicals to terrorism, while noting teens’ gothic responses and media-driven panic. The author observes mail, vaccines, and security measures, urging balanced vigilance.
Firemen contained a two story grocery blaze owned by Carl Wrowth Keller. Lay te League honors awarded to Looms am captain Larry Phebus with butter trophy. other captains included Donadd Rice Jr Jack Molesworth and Alden Summers. Fifty one head of cattle sold for 66950 at Fredenck Aberdeen Angus show. County jail site debate pressure grows as leaders seek face to face talks with commissioners. More than 85 pre 4 H Blossoming Out Night grads at Hood College include Deborah Jih and Tiffany Mellon among others.
A reader voices shock at a church sign and argues America left God in 1973 with the Roe decision. The letter contends rights to abortion, bans on public creches, tolerance of LGBTQ rights, and pornography in libraries, urging repentance and a return to basic creeds. The writer urges prayer in schools via silence, questions creation teaching, and endorses vouchers as a fair path.
Readers argue that America departed from Christian principles long ago citing school prayer Roe v Wade and secularism They urge restoring prayer and Ten Commandments in public life and criticize liberal voices while praising patriotic duty and divine guidance References include George Bush National Day of Prayer and moral decline attributed to abortion and homosexuality
An American reflects on neglecting politics and voting, crediting President Bush with leadership during a national moment. The writer admits missing presidential participation and questions how civic duty shapes life, citing hope for future generations.
Betsy Keefer executive director of the Penn Laurel Girl Scout Council says they proceeded with the October 13 event in Frederick after the tragedies of 11 to express solidarity and service to the community while regretting any alarm caused to Frederick residents.
Catherine Ho of Frederick voices shock at suffrage views in 1910s era discussion. The fragment hints at a clash between traditional female roles and growing voting rights advocacy, reflecting tension in early feminist discourse and press commentary.
Readers share opinions on local issues and community life. The Frederick News-Post publishes letters that address topics from public policy to local events. Submissions include the writer name and address, with contact details for verification.
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