West South Street office complex proposal in Frederick
A Chevy Chase attorney proposes on two acres ten two story professional office buildings near downtown Frederick, arguing the plan fits neighborhood character and could vitalize the area, even as rezoning could have allowed taller construction. The piece notes support for development that respects community tones while contemplating tall building debates.
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West South Street
Chevy Chase
Are we being played by the gulf oil crisis pundit
Robert G. Reid argues that the Persian Gulf crisis could force the United States to abandon its protector role. He cites Iran Iraq Kuwait oil flows and Japan's demand, then sketches a worst case where US withdrawal triggers global oil shortages and inflation. Reid signs as Annapolis Bureau Chief.
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Lloyds of London
American Free Enterprise System
America
Washington
Bob Reid
Annapolis
Frederick
Hansen’s prison release looms amid inmate support and controversy
Former Rep. George Hansen, Idaho Republican, awaits release from Petersburg federal prison camp after a second stint ending a 1984 tax disclosure conviction. His harsh critics include prison authorities and fellow inmates whom he defended, with a notable case of inmate Tom Williams who faced solitary confinement after an unauthorized hospital leave to donate a kidney to his son.
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George Hansen
Petersburg
Capitol Hill
Hansen
Tom Williams
Mechanicsville
Williams
Joseph
Vernon Smith
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Letters praising local baseball players and coverage in Frederick
Readers commend Frederick County teams and families who hosted Mason-Dixon players in Jamestown and thank journalists for Special Olympics coverage. They defend laborer pride and urge respectful addressing of all workers, while applauding coaches, parents, and host families.
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Jamestown
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Frederick
Frederick Host To Roosevelt Amid Antietam Visit 50 Years Ago
Fifty years ago Frederick welcomed President Roosevelt as his party moved through town to Antietam battlefield for a reenactment of the Bloody Lane battle. An estimated 50 000 spectators were to witness the event while officials discussed roads and county control with the State Roads Commission.
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Frederick
Roosevelt
Antietam
Loreal Square
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Roads Commission
Charles E. Collins
Howmet
Collins
U.S. 15
Lancaster
Freedom of choice leads toward Heaven in Kennedy tribute
The message reflects on divine guidance and tolerance, asserting that all paths toward salvation are individually chosen and that forgiveness and love supersede hatred. It questions why God grants freedom of choice and ends with blessings for all, signed Robert Be. Kennedy Frederick.
Frederick News-Post Letters Policy
The Frederick News-Post accepts signed letters with a home address and phone number for verification. Letters may be edited for space. Poetry or religious verse is not printed as Letters to the Editor.
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