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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1994

Page

16

Transgenic cow milk could fuse human and cow dairy lines

A USDA report notes experiments in Beltsville showing cows engineered with human genes may yield milk closer to human breast milk. Experts caution costs near $300,000 per cow and debate safety and ethics before any consumer use.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Department Agricultural Research Service Beltsville Washington Robert J. Wail Maryland Frederick Coun

Where I Came From A Letter From Dennis L Martin

Dennis L Martin argues against evolution in a letter from Frederick, asserting biblical creation as the origin of humans and all animals. He rejects natural selection as insufficient and cites Genesis as truth, challenging James A Schrumpf’s views and calling for belief in God as the source of humanity.

James A Schrumpf Mr Schrumpf Schrumpf Schrumpfs God Schrump Lucy

Catholic Apparitions Viewpoint Cautions on Church Approval

Mike Epstein presents a Catholic critique of apparitions including Dr Gianna Talone Sullivan and other claimed Marian events. He notes the Vatican approves only a few apparitions and mentions Marlboro New Jersey Bayside and Scottsdale as cases with varying church findings. He stresses prudent discernment and cites Archdiocese of Baltimore warnings that such messages are not official church statements.

Amita i Gill Gianna Talone Sullivan St Joseph's Church Emmitsburg Church Vatican Fatima Beauraing Banneux Akita Kibeho United States Marlboro NJ Denver Colo Mary Jesus Zimuidars- Swart Warner Carroll Matthew Fr Lefevre Archdiocese of Baltimore

Population Growth and The PRI Motives Explored

Tom Fugate questions James A Miller and the Population Research Institute about motives behind opposing population control. He argues for an optimum population level and questions whether current growth risks biosphere and living standards. He urges clarity on PRI aims and their stance on voluntary family planning versus coercive methods.

James A Miller Population Research Institute PRI Bilionaires Mr Miller Muller Miller

Fear and discipline weave through changing childrearing

A reflective piece argues that older generations grew up under strict punishment and social expectation, shaping responsible adults. It notes a shift in parenting ideology from corporal discipline to modern concerns, including lawsuits, and laments a perceived decline in social norms and respect.

Benjamin Spock

Spanking Debate Reflects on Modern Parenting Failures

Joe Gillette argues that banning physical punishment in schools and homes fuels misbehavior, citing Chicago’s 11 year old career criminal funeral and a London Canada spanking incident. He contends a line exists between motivating discipline and abuse, warning that spared rods breed spoiled children and erode life’s sacred value.

Chicago London Canada Magara Falls Leller Robert Sandifer Sandifer Shavor Dean

Residents protest planned trolley service cut in Frederick area

Myersville residents circulated a petition opposing Potomac Edison Company plans to discontinue trolley service between Middletown and Myersville. Burgess John W Eldridge said the petition would be presented to the Public Service Commission. A federal tax stamp check for use tax will occur at the Frederick Fair.

Potomac Edison Company Middletown Myersville John W Eldridge Public Service Commission Baltimore IRS Frederick Fair Charles Holly Elm Street Planning Commission Mary Hodgson

Readers Debate Crime Funding and Limbaugh’s Influence

A letter argues the crime bill would fund police and prison needs but not mandate spending, praising Rep Bartlett for opposing it as written. It also analyzes Rush Limbaugh's role, noting his use of sources, debate appearances, and entertainment value in shaping liberal reaction.

Jeff Wilson Montes Roscoe Bartlett Limbaugh Democratic National Committee Mr Kochan David Letterman Rush Limbaugh

Rush explains Rush Sambaugh appeal to John Kochan

A reader letters Aug 3 questions Rush Sambaugh appeal to John Kochan noting rising listener wait times and book sales. The writer challenges Kochan's claim that Rush Limbaugh never expresses anything positive and defends the notion of positivity as acceptance or approval.

Rush Sambaugh John Kochan

Guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post invites reader letters and asks for name address and phone for verification. Submission may be edited for space taste or to fit the Opinion page. Letters addressed to others are not published and mailing or fax options are provided.

Frederick News Post Frederck News-Post Patick St P.O Frederick

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