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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1994

Page

14

Frederick County primary candidates and contests noted

The Frederick News-Post outlines races in the upcoming primary. It highlights county commissioner contests with incumbents and four challengers in District 3, including Sue Hecht and Marilyn Young, plus District 4A contenders with educators and attorneys. GOP and Democrat slates for 6th Congressional District competition against Rep Roscoe Bartlett are also listed.

Frederick County United States Senate Court House State’s Attorney Register of Wills Orphans Court Frederick News-Post Ronald Sundergill Sue Hecht Royd Smith Marilyn Young Frederick Heartly House Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence Ronald Young F&m Bank Tom Hattery General Assembly David M. Denton Maryland School For the Deaf Robert Halley Knoxville The Career & Technology Center Tom Slater Linganore High School Democratic Mark Hoke Ilona Hogan Terre Rhoderick Clyde Berger Linda Boyer David Gray Galen Clagett Paul Muldowney Washington County Rep Roscoe Bartlett

A day for the birds and heroes in Frederick

Ron and Glenda Guzinski recall a cool August day in Frederick when a blue and white parakeet survived a rescue attempt. A Frederick police officer aided in stopping traffic and a passerby captured the bird. A local pet store named Aquarium took the bird in, as residents praised the helper-heroes during an otherwise ordinary day.

Golden Mile Red Horse Sheriffs Frederick Birdie Aquarium Sunshine

Klan Critique Reflects Christian Belief Verses Hate

A letter to the Frederick Post rebukes the Klan and any link to Christianity, asserting true Christian teaching centers on love for all. The writer cites Romans and emphasizes equality, condemning racial superiority and anti Jewish hatred as incompatible with Christ's example.

Mr. Fogle Frederick Post Christ Klan Calvary Israel Abraham Isaac Jacob God

Brian Miner On Christian Lifestyle And Grace

Brian Miner argues that Christianity is more than a religion, calling it a lifestyle rooted in humility and faith. He urges careful printing of Jesus Christ's name and contrasts it with what he sees as opposition, praising grace as true unconditional love from Beonsbere.

Lord Jesus Christ Brian Miner Beonsbere

Honorary Doctorate Defended for Dr David Denton

In a letter from ED Scouten Frederick, pride is expressed for David Denton and his honorary doctorate. The author notes earned doctorates in deaf education are rare and Denton’s work in total communication focused on English speech reading and writing for prelingually deaf children. The letter asserts ongoing respect for Denton’s instructional influence in Maryland.

David Denton Dr. Denton Denton Maryland

POW camp planned near Frederick to house 350 inmates

A Spokesman report says guards and zero POWs would run a Fort George Meade prison near Frederick to hold about 350 prisoners for harvesting, ca nning, pulpwood, with Capt. Eugene Messner to command. Nearby, Harold Keller won a Future Farmers of America speaking contest at Rutgers.

Fort George G. Meade Frederick Eugene Messner Harold K. Keller C. Ernest Keller Middletown Charles Keller New York Yankee

Support for Christensen as county commissioner candidate

The Rev. Roger L. Salomon of Jefferson shares concerns with Shane Christensen after six discussions by phone and in person. He urges voters to back Christensen to balance government with rights, strengthen core education, uphold morality and values, and protect religious liberty for church ministries.

Shane Christensen Mr. Christensen

Dietz Defends Curriculum After Clyde Berger Education Critique

Nancy S. Dietz rejects Clyde Berger for county commissioner, asserting Frederick County schools emphasize the 3 Rs and functional tests, inviting Berger to visit West Frederick Middle School to see no chants or spells and to hear about curriculum guides. She attributes Berger’s views to talk show chatter.

Clyde Berger Frederick County Berger Clyde West Frederick Middle School

Unfettered government letter prompts Jefferson reflection

A reader responds to the Aug. 20 News letter about Thomas Jefferson and his tribute to God, defending Jeffersonian ideals and critiquing government restraint discussions. The correspondence highlights foundational beliefs and the interplay of religion and governance.

Thomas Jefferson

Jefferson’s Deist beliefs and moral critique in historical view

The letter argues that Thomas Jefferson was a Deist who rejected biblical miracles and Jesus as divine, while noting his public contributions remain significant. It questions modern politicians’ adherence to religious standards and briefly mentions personal conduct and an upfront impact fee, signed by Mary Fuhrman Thurmont.

God Jefferson Jesus

Response to Aug 29 Letter on Crime Bill Debate

A reader criticizes the Crime Bill voting pattern, noting it funds 20 000 federal positions and leaves many law enforcement jobs to local groups. The writer argues for education over quick fixes, argues three strikes targets federal crimes, cites the 10th Amendment, and mentions Washington DC gun laws.

Washington, D.C

Gray area on impact fee case stirs public debate

Frederick News-Post readers weigh in on the August 31 article about commissioners waiving an impact fee for a new house. Comments praise and critique the ordinance, noting the Creswells’ situation and arguing who ultimately pays the fee and how it affects traffic on Baker Road.

Nancy Luse Frederick

Mary or nothing but a wimpy devil column clash

Francis Smith of Emmitsburg questions Anthony Dove's June 27 article, criticizing tone toward Mary and defending Marian devotion. He cites Catholic practices as evidence of faith and asks whether the devil could produce such good works.

Anthony Dove Mary Jesus Emmitsburg

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Ron and Glenda Guzinski Dr.’ Denton Frederick City Bethlehem Shipyards Baltimore Weverton Baltimore and Ohio Keedysville 20Th Century-Fox Wilson Mount Airy State Department of Water Resources Fort Detrick U.S. Army Medical Baird Canada Army Medical Service United Kingdom Christensen Rev Roger L. Salomon Jefferson Nancy S. Dietz Frederick Mary Fuhrman Thurmont John A. Stevens Eldersburg Francis Smith
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