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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2001
Page
3
Editorial notes that Halloween lost some innocence after razor blade fears but adapts rather than ends. It compares safe trick or treating to broader life adjustments, urging continued vigilance without surrendering everyday freedoms.
A Frederick political landscape discussion notes Democrat dominance in party margins, mentions Jennifer Dougherty and Jim Grimes in a tense mayoral race. The piece contrasts intra party dynamics, past endorsements, and concerns about Dougherty’s leadership and lack of testing experience amid a backdrop of fundraising, appointments, and local committees.
In the wake of anthrax fears, Senate staff test positive but no illness emerges while the House closes. The piece argues leaders must embody resolve, contrasting wartime Britain’s stance with U.S. caution, urging trust in government and bold action against fear.
A weekend of events drew over 40 at Braddock Heights Roller Rink with costume judges awarding top honors to Virginia Chichester Jean Marin Bart Shultz Robert Hilton Bill Miller and Pat Poole. Walkersville hosted a large Halloween parade and square dance at the Community Hall as crowds lined Frederick Street. A National Cancer Institute directive renamed the Frederick site to NCI FCRF. Earlier Brunswick fire crews chased a Venus illusion, prompting a walkout by a Walkersville resident to the FAA. Hood College astronomy professor Dr. Daniel H Lufkin weighed in on the Venus spectacle. Rebecca Hoch, 14, won a scholarship to St. Paul’s School in Concord New Hampshire.
A reader cites Linda Pefferly's letter on postal safety and accuses Frederick PO and national leadership of lax customer service. The writer contrasts Frederick PO unfavorably with Arlington VA’s facility, notes delayed replies, repeated follow ups, and a promised investigation that yielded no further contact. The piece calls for active post office leadership amid crisis.
In response to a October letter, a Mount Airy resident defends the newspaper headline about Mark Bingham as a gay hero. The writer argues sexuality shaped his life and relationships and helps counter stereotypes amid the 9/11 rescue efforts.
A reader letter discusses Mark Bing ham as a gay hero in the Flight 93 coverage, arguing against stereotypes and noting the need to avoid personal life details in political reporting. The writer criticizes columns by Mr Meachum and Walsh, defending professional journalism standards in major metros.
A disputed Frederick News-Post figure now editor of another paper writes an opinion letter disavowing any mayoral endorsement. The writer, living outside Frederick City, rejects slur based journalism and urges Meachum to base voting on honesty, asserting the need for modern civic engagement.
Adam Klein calls for exposing those who obstructed justice and rejects back-room deals. He argues for public accountability and says anyone who committed crime should receive proper punishment.
Dearie Cieslowski of Middletown expresses doubt about the need to recognize a single faith, arguing Americans are diverse religious cultures and that the nation is not confined to Christianity or any strong faith in God.
The Frederick New Post invites signed letters to the editor. Include the writer name home address and home phone. Submissions may be edited for length and style and must not include religious verse. Mail to The Editor F C Box 578 Frederick MO 21705 or fax 381-662-8299.
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