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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1992
Page
4
The Frederick County school board abandons the state mandated community service hours as impractical and costly. They argue volunteering should be voluntary and applauded, not coerced by bureaucratic rules. Leaders doubt the rule will survive the General Assembly push to repeal it.
A Frederick News-Post letter argues Congress bears responsibility for government spending, not the president. It questions Del. Hattery’s meal expense reporting, praises a Republican stance, and urges voters in the Sixth Congressional District to consider integrity and trust before supporting Mrs. Wattery or Mr. Bart.
Phyllis Schlafly analyzes PAW claims of censorship amid a shifting focus from library books to mandatory non academic classroom programs for elementary students. The piece highlights objections to Purisy Impressions Quest and DUSO, especially on self esteem and religious content, noting Florida as a hotspot and drawing contrast with Planned Parenthood in a censure context.
The 1942 episode notes the failure of the September grand jury to indict Hyattsville bondsman Francis E. Weightman on perjury charges, seen locally as a likely release from a 3500 bond after he paid 2500 forfeited by George Blake, an itinerant labor organizer. The report also covers a Dickerson wreck involving an Ambassador locomotive, fog and yellow signals, and a Cleveland Express collision. It mentions Frederick UGF kickoff goals and plans, aging rehabilitation efforts, and housing issues for Tropical Storm Agnes flood victims at Fort Detrick, with officials debating temporary trailer camps versus mobile home use.
A Brunswick letter argues that rising global temperatures driven by fossil fuel use could unleash more violent hurricanes than Andrew Iniki Hugo Camille, potentially era ending in decades. The author links heat flow from the sun heated atmosphere oceans to stronger storms and urges energy conservation.
A reader critiques expense account abuses in Annapolis and politics, asserts NRA donations to Hattery raise concerns, and urges Bartlett over Hattery. The letter also complains about Middletown development and traffic, urging cautious planning and road capacity consideration before approving more homes.
A civic appeal urges every citizen to vote in the November election to uphold freedom and democracy. The speaker, Robert E Kennedy, argues individual action shapes government and future generations, stressing responsibility over partisan choice.
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