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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2000
Page
4
The piece argues for smaller, rapidly deployable anti terror and urban warfare units. It envisions highly trained troops who, instead of heavy armor, deliver aid like vaccines, food, wells, and schools. The plan blends military readiness with humanitarian missions.
Roy Meachum notes Vatican moves under Cardinal Ratzinger limit ecumenism and reserve heaven for Catholics. He recalls John XXIII and Vatican II reforms, while critiquing past papal autocracy and anti semitic legacies amid beatification events in Rome.
The piece humorously weighs who will win the presidential race by polls on Labor Day and Halloween masks, then shifts to the build up of campaign trial tests. It notes voters want serious policy discussions across many issues and questions candidates' stamina, composure, and creativity under pressure.
Charles Town and nearby communities report a disrupted parade, military honour remarks, and local remarks on a jail project. The Montevue site plan and improved swery features are noted. YMCA fall session lists instructors and attendees. The Emmitsburg Dairy Princess attends a ribbon cutting at US 40 U.S. Highway. Myers Super Thrift Open horseshoe results show Richard Valentine dominant, with Walter Fogle and Ray Matlock close behind.
A Beth Sholom Congregation statement rejects claims that the church opposed the Frederick Islamic Society mosque. The letter accuses The Frederick News-Post of publishing unverified, inflammatory remarks and calls for an apology to Jewish and Islamic communities for harmful rhetoric.
Frederick County Commissioner John Thompson faces criticism over growth claims in Middletown. Local officials say most development comes from county approved subdivisions outside town limits, while Middletown works to curb sprawl and manage expansion within its boundaries.
Andrew J. Bowen and Jim Richards address a contentious growth issue in Middle Town, noting past land use changes and current subdivision plans. Bowen urges dialogue with Commissioner Thompson to understand history, while Richards calls for civic voices from faith communities to speak up at forums and at the ballot box.
In a public note Rev. John I. Morehouse voices disappointment over the Frederick County Commissioners decision to deny the Islamic Society of Frederick permit to build at their chosen site. He urges continued efforts toward religious diversity and acceptance, arguing the county gains from an Muslim worship space.
Fragmented remarks discuss abortion access and public lands policy. Mentions Boy Scouts access and administration stance. Describes moral debates shaping national discourse and political responses. Uses broad criticisms of opponents and calls for continued public discussion.
Nedra Keener appeals to Myersville residents to curb excessive speeds on Harmony Road and other residential areas after multiple fatal incidents involving pets and a child. She urges drivers to observe the 25 mph limit to protect children and animals and calls for shared responsibility.
The Frederick News-Post invites letters to the editor with instructions on space, formatting, and contact details. Submit letters to The Frederick News-Post at 200 E. Patrick St, Frederick MD, or via fax and email, noting space constraints and disclosure practices.
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