Return of the Hero as Glenn Leads 77 Year Old Space Flight
The article reflects on John Glenns 77 year old role in a space shuttle mission, contrasting the current crew with the original generation of test pilots. It portrays Glenn as a symbolic hero while noting the missions public relations aim to boost space interest and funding.
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Glenn
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John Glerm
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Corrupt Maryland governor faces scrutiny and smears
The governor Parris Glendening and his press secretary Feldmann are denounced amid a heated election clash. The author argues Glendening used state power to perpetuate his rule while funding pork projects and campaign gains, and accuses Feldmann of spin and misrepresentation. The piece contrasts Glendening with Ellen Sauerbrey, criticizing corruption and demand for accountability.
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Campaigns bypass real issues in tight voter turnout
McFeatters argues that many voters will cast ballots with little serious engagement, noting that ads miscast rivals and that most issues hinge on education, taxes, Social Security, and government efficiency. He compares national transition to a job fair where candidates lack concrete agendas and calls for pragmatic leadership.
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Frederick Lions hear Nagy on world peace at Key Hotel
FERENE NAGY of Herndon Virginia former Hungarian prime minister addressed about 150 Frederick Lions Club members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged U S leadership and retention of the A bomb as a path to world peace. Social Security official William J. Lanahan announced monthly payments of 12 343 to 754 Frederick County residents. Franklin Cook of Frederick celebrated a birthday with his family claiming he was 93. Frederick High School renovations proceed and Rock Creek Center expansion discussed as county plans total 13.4 million. County official Fout announced the Linganore Creek bridge closure for decking work. Hood College selected several local residents for choir roles.
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Allergy issue too serious for put-downs
A Frederick News-Post letter asserts that Joseph Spear’s humorous column on peanut allergies trivializes a life threatening issue. The writers urge the paper to educate readers, especially during Halloween, about protecting children with severe peanut reactions.
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Peanut Gallery
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Frederick News-Post
Loud music complaint tests town sound rules
A resident reports a Sunday disturbance with loud 1950s rock and car engine noise. Despite police responses, officers claim exemptions due to county property and a broken or outdated sound meter, leading to questions about enforcement and a city alderman's involvement.
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Corporal Beattie
Donna Kuzemchek
Leadvwell
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Letters to the Editor demand a calibrated sound meter
The writer argues officers cannot enforce Hesse ordinance violations without a working noise meter. He compares police needs to weapons and armor, urges funding for an accurate recording sound meter, and suggests readers contribute a dime to help. The letter is signed by Robert T. McCann from Fredenele.
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Impassioned plea on impeachment bias and media duty
A letter denounces liberal media bias in impeachment coverage of President Clinton and argues news outlets must present balanced reporting. It cites Lewinsky revelations, defends supporters, and notes Rep Paul McHale urging fairness as the nation’s constitutional future is at stake.
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Lewinsky
House of Representatives
Paul McHale
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Pennsylvania
Impeachment Education Duty Urged for All Voters
A call emphasizes educating all Americans on the impeachment process rather than political spin. Marvin Blickens APF Myersville notes the duty to inform voters about legal procedures and civic responsibilities.
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Myersville
No place for poss ident urges voters in Frederick County
A letter from ANDREW J. REEVES argues against politicizing the Frederick County Board of Education. He recounts serving as student representative and Maryland State House pages, praising seven intelligent trustees who listen to parents, and urges residents to vote against bringing politicians onto the school board.
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Board of Education
Frederck County
Frederick County
Thurmont
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The Fradenck News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper and requires a full postal and business contact. Due to high volume, publication is not guaranteed. Submissions may be mailed to The Frederick News-Post or emailed for verification.
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