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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1999

Page

6

Editorial on homosexuality and adultery in county protections

A Frederick County official opposed adding sexual orientation to protected classes, arguing sodomy and adultery are illegal. The piece criticizes the reversal by Human Relations Commission chair Ed Jenkins and argues against denying jobs or housing on adultery grounds while urging focus on real community problems.

Frederick John Thompson Thompson Human Relations Commission Bill Bradley Ed Jenkins

Pat Buchanan a smart cookie or crackpot in 1996 age debate

The piece contrasts Pat Buchanan as a potential smart cookie for courting Reform Party funds and campaigning on immigration and protectionism with a crackpot label for his book A Republic Not an Empire and his WWII revisionist views. It cites Iowa straw poll results, recognition rate, and public opinion data to show mixed perceptions of his candidacy and strategy.

Pat Buchanan Pat Reform Party Ross Perot Buchanan Iowa Gary Bauer America Pearl Harbor Philippines Malaya Singapore Thailand Burma Dutch East Indies Pacific Hitler Poland England France Europe Norway Denmark Holland Belgium North Africa

Hood College Marked by Convocation Address and Grants

Elizabeth Leiryn Mawr College delivered the address convocation at Hood College for the 57th academic year. Carolee Everhart, 20, of 41 E. was named a correspondent. County letters note calendar says fall arrives with improving indicators despite hazy sun and back‑to‑school activity. Fire and traffic notes describe railroad crossings and a rail town landmark added to the National Register. Frederick Fair extends Kids' Day amid rain, two and a half inches across area, with Hamilton Avenue flooded. Hood College receives a $250000 Kresge Foundation challenge grant for the science link building and Hodson Science Hall renovations.

Cr Agf Elizabeth Leiryn Mawr College Hall Hood Co Feesersburg County Letters Kresge Foundation Hood College Science Link Hodson Science Hall

Official Silence Feeding the Flames

A letter from Frederick George Laugelli argues that discrimination protections must apply regardless of sexual orientation race gender or personal history. He urges local leaders to declare support for equal rights and job access before debating specific legislation, warning that silence fuels prejudice.

Community voices oppose FMH demolition plan in Frederick

A Frederick resident recalls past dedication at Frederick Memorial Hospital and argues that the community is opposed to the hospital’s demolition. The writer urges organized donor action to consider a new facility, noting local contractors and workers would participate and questioning whether stopping the project is still possible.

Frederick Maryland Fredenck

Letters to the Editor NAN P. KIMBER Gaithersburg

Reader correspondence from NAN P. KIMBER in Gaithersburg appears in a local letters column. The item reflects community views and civic engagement without further details.

Nan P. Kimber Gaithersburg

Commissioner Thompson Boycotts Booze Fueled Business Event

Frederick County Commissioner John Thompson rejected the Ceresville Mansion reception, saying booze is unnecessary for economic talks. He warned intoxicated driving risks and questioned if the crowd would be mature enough to attend without alcohol. The Council of Alcoholism and Drug Dependency responds on sobriety and responsibility.

Krista Brick Frederick County John Thompson Ceresville Mansion Thompson Council of Alcoholism and

Planning clash over 24 hour Seven Eleven on Baughman's Lane

Frederick neighbors protest a Southland 24 hour convenience store at Key Parkway intersection citing zoning compliance and neighborhood impact. Victoria Owens and Kenny Dehart urge planning commission action, noting existing hours and desire for responsible development.

Key Parkway Baughman Planning Commission Frederick County Schroder City of Frederick Donna Kuzemchak David Lenhart Alan Imhoff City of Frederick Baughman's Lane Southland Corporation Southland City Hall

Man Helps St Bernard Rescue Story Inspires Readers

Angie Summers of Woodbine applauds a September 14 article about two good samaritans who safely returned loose St Bernards home. She praises the paper for positive news and the communal spirit of helping animals and neighbors.

St. Bernards St Bernard

Neighbors oppose 24 hour 7 Eleven in Tasker's Chance

Frederick residents from Tasker's Chance and nearby areas spoke at the Planning Commission hearing on September 13 voicing concerns about a proposed 24 hour 7 Eleven with 12 gas pumps at a new site.

Tasker's Chance Frederick

Track Needed for Rideable Allter Rain Vehicles in Frederick County

Brief note asks about locating a place to ride Allter rain vehicles in Frederick County. Reads as an inquiry seeking venue or supplier details and safety guidance. Includes geographic anchor Frederick County and product category Allter rain vehicles.

Frederick County Freder

Quiet on hold and in clinics would soothe minds

Valerie J Vickers of Tramsville laments loud music in offices and on hold. She asks for quiet options, suggesting soothing music or no music during phone holds and in doctors' offices, to allow for peace and meditation. She invites others to agree.

Letters to the Editor policy and submission details

The Frederick News Post invites letters to the editor and explains requirements. Letters must be signed with the voter's name, home address and home and business phone numbers. Publication is not guaranteed and letters may be abridged for space.

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