Not to smoke at home to protect children
A New England Journal of Medicine study by Yale's Dwight T. Janerich links heavy home smoke exposure before age 21 to as much as 17 percent of nonsmoking lung cancer cases in New York 67 year old patients across 23 counties. The research, limited, urges parents to quit to safeguard children.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Ufc
Yale University School of Medicine
Dwight T. Janerich
New York State
Primary ballots stir rounds of county races in cautious guide
The author surveys county commissioner contests and central committee races noting lack of clear frontrunners. He highlights Ron Sundergill and Larry Way as recognizable names, questions several incumbents, and urges voters to select only confidently known candidates. He predicts November outcomes and urges careful participation at the polls.
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Ron Sundergill
GOP
Larry Way
Sundergill
Mr. Way
Charles Smith
Sterling Bollinger
Winchester Hall
Smith
Sollinger
Bruce Reeder
Democratic Central Committee
Wilbur Ford
Belinda Teague-Levy
John
KKK
Roger Kelly
Lawrence Speelman
Sue Ann Yingling
Yingling
Future
David Gray
Gail Bowerman
Central Committee
Charles Smelser
John Derr
Shee
Ir Go
Tomrow
Lyndon LaRouche
Anita Stup
Trout
Eichelberger
Bush Gulf deployment colors upcoming vote clash
The piece surveys how George Bush's swift redeployment of soldiers to Saudi Arabia before the November election shapes political sentiment. It warns that absentee ballots may be hindered, notes soldiers’ fatigue and disillusion with the president, and predicts public pressure over the Gulf mission will dominate the congressional campaign amid blame between parties.
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Washington
Republican Party
George Bush
Saudi Arabia
Bush
Persian Gulf
U.S
Middle East
Bushs faltering grip and Japan beat a cooling blow
A column argues that if President Bush cannot solve the Gulf crisis, public opinion will sour further as U S troops face hardship and Western mistrust grows in Saudi Arabia. It warns of diplomatic fallout and notes Japan's ahead in electronics and air conditioning with a push to dominate cooler, cheaper cooling markets.
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Bush
S&l
Gulf
United States
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Pentagon
Holy Ground
Saddam Hussein
Japan
America
Copperhead near miss noted during squirrel hunt
Fifty years ago Charles Pearl of Lander narrowly escaped a copperhead strike while squirrel hunting with Cameron Kehne of Frederick in Loudoun County Virginia. The snake bit his right coat sleeve before he shook it free and secured the animal.
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Charles Pearl
Lander
Cameron C. Kehne
Frederick
Loudoun County
Mr. Pearl
Lost bus pupil walks home ends with police reunion
An eight year old Saint John Elementary third grader missed his TJ home bus and wandered until a neighbor's inquiry prompted a call to Frederick City Police. Pvt Richard Stine arrived and reunited the child with his parents as Red Cross official James A Grove donated a rare blood donor card to Monterey J Bowie of North American Aviation Philips Corp. The Frederick Valley geography students and two professors camped in Gambrill State Park for a week to study topics for papers due December 1.
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Saint John
Thomas Johnson
Leroy Hahn
Maxwell Avenue
Frederick City
Pvt
Richard Stine
RED Cross Blood Program
James A. Grove
Monterey J. Bowie
Frederick Controls Division
North American Aviation Philips Corp
Price Electric
Miss Bowie
University of Maryland
Frederick Valley
Gambrill State Park
VLU
Joseph Wide
William Dando
Military moms' duty and the call to serve abroad
A reader from Frederick voices respect for reservist mothers including a seven‑month pregnant service member with a seven‑week infant. She urges exemptions in armed forces rules to allow mothers of young children to balance nurturing with careers, arguing national survival depends on stable parenting. Billie Willis Laughland Praderick.
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Frederick
Middle East
Yesteryear
Armed Services
Letters to editor policy and publication notes
The guidance requests regible letters to the editor signed with address and phone number, allowing edits for length. It states not all letters will be published due to volume, favors concise public interest topics, and excludes poetry or religious verse. Address submissions to The Prodarics News Post at 200 E Patrick St Predenek Md 21707.
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Uate
Caton
Prodarics News Post
Patrick St
Predenek
Recycling hassles strain involved families in Mount Pleasant
Bob Aiken of Frederick laments county drop-off center policy that adds 40 minutes to recycling trips and blocks access to glass and newspaper markets. He argues officials must adjust rules to support consumer recycling and avoid more farmland loss to landfills.
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Mount Pleasant
Mother's Vision As Chris Joins Persian Gulf Navy Duty
A mother recalls her son Chris now a serious sailor bound for the Persian Gulf. She weighs pride and fear as a family drives to Norfolk to await his ship deployment while he begins a life he has barely started. Diane M. Hoffman.
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Chris
Persian Gulf
Navy
Norfolk
Anaphons
Campaign finance fears in Frederick County Trumpets PAC influence
A letter from Vicki V. Swartzbaugh of Walkersville condemns political action committees and campaign reports as corrupting county governance. She cites greed in mass production and questions Attorney General Curran’s credibility, urging honesty, integrity, and accountability in office.
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Frederick County
PAC
Joseph Curran
Rotary Club
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