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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1992

Page

5

Parents want voice heard on Frederick County school plan

At a Frederick County public hearing about the 1994 1999 Capital Improvement Program, only two parents attended, suggesting broad agreement with a $122 million blueprint for five years of school construction. The piece urges timely execution but notes observers could have spoken up earlier.

Board of Education Frederick County

CCRJ pushes city for minority police representation

A diverse group led by Keith Lee forms the Concerned Citizens for Racial Justice to press City Hall for minority hiring, oversight, and a watchdog commission over police practices. They clash with officials over funding and inclusion of the police chief in plans, while aiming to prevent racial injustice locally.

Concerned Citizens For Racial Justice CCRJ Keith Lee Willie Dan Mahone Yvonne Small Fred Wenner Mahone Brothers Dan Kluxies Wenner Peace Resource Center Ms. Small Nicaragua PRC Beverly Byron Los Angeles Citizens For Racial Justice California Frederick City City Hall Here Dow Mr. Mahone Paul Gray Paul Gordon Minombves Charles Davis Den Fredench Bill Lae Keith Ren Raffensberger Jesse Gonder Jy City Ball Alderman Lee Lee City Commission CCEJ Raffensberger Frances Baker Wrpe Jim Grimes Pew Wille Mahanes Bam

Youthful criminals and the juvenile justice debate

A series of shocking juvenile crime cases from various states highlights a surge in violent youth offenses. The report discusses rising arrests for murder and aggravated assault from the late 1980s to 1990 and questions whether the current juvenile justice system appropriately holds youths accountable.

San Diego DeKalb County Madison Ind FBI National Center For Juvenile Justice

Juvenile justice reform needed on violent offenders

Joseph Perkins argues that youths who commit rape, murder, or armed robbery should be tried and sentenced as adults rather than protected by juvenile law. He contends rehabilitation cannot excuse violent crimes and urges harsher penalties to protect public safety. Perkins writes as a columnist for The San Diego Union Tribune.

Community service support echoes in Maryland schools

Elizabeth A Solderes of Frederick defends Maryland’s mandatory community service for students, arguing 75 hours over grades seven to twelve teaches empathy and addresses social ills. She says the program benefits youths, contrasts with self interested views, and urges involvement over apathy.

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Frederick County Republicans reorganize with McCain reappointed chairman

Fifty years ago on September 14 1842 the Frederick County Republican Central Committee reorganized in the Circuit Court room with Alderman Russell H McCain re-elected chairman. Other officers named include Raymond T Kelly Helena Stauffer E Austin James Emmett R Bowlus and Benjamin L Shuff. The piece also notes peanuts shortage and a town meeting in Myersville, air quality ordinance by the county commissioners, a contest for Catoctin High FFA Sweetheart, and delayed helicopter EMS service at Frederick Baracks set to start Sept 15 delayed to early October.

Frederick County Republican Central Committee Russell H McCain Frederick Circuit Court Raymond T Kelly Brunswick Helena Stauffer Walkersville E. Austin James Emmett R. Bowlus Benjamin L. Shuff Gary Moore State Police Aviation Section Pikesville Barracks B Robert Kornack

Letters to the Editor and Publication Limits Noted

Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor but publication is limited by volume. Concise letters are preferred and authors should avoid provocative or inappropriate content. Include address and telephone for contact. do not publish personal details without consent.

Frederick County History Through Letters and Legacy

Kelly Fitzpatrick argues for a fuller view of Frederick County history rooted in Monocacy Battlefield memory and immigrant influences from Europe. Archives at Mount St Mary’s highlight Victoire Vincendiere and her nephew Enoch Lowe, while local narratives honor lesser-known communities beyond Gettysburg and Antietam.

F.P. Rothenhwefer Monocacy Shenandoah Valley Virginia Europe Frederick County Vincendieres Delaplaines Mount St. Mary's Victoire Vincendiere Enoch Lewis Lowe Vincendiere Baughman The Mount Maryland Gettysburg Antietam Bess

Teachers Work Harder Yet Reward Appears Subtle

A Frederick County reader argues teachers labor beyond the call while negotiations on pay grant less. Parents’ understanding varies as some appreciate classroom presence. others view absences as selfish. He urges parent volunteers and cooperative trust to boost children’s education. Jeff Richardson notes.

Frederick County

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