Fort Detrick Whitecoat volunteers honored at reunion
The 1954 to 1973 Project Whitecoat program at Fort Detrick recalls about 2300 Seventh-day Adventists who volunteered for experimental vaccines and controlled illnesses rather than serving in combat. They celebrate with a weekend reunion, memorial dedication, services, and a tour, highlighting vaccines for yellow fever hepatitis and anthrax and the pride of serving without breaking religious beliefs.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Vietnam
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Nixon School of Politics Critics Urge Hyde Smear Probe
The piece argues Gingrich Armey and DeLay labeled the Hyde affair a White House smear while praising Nixon’s tactic of attacking opponents. It critiques the double standard in investigations of public figures and defends Hyde against personal life disclosures as political weaponry. It cites Nelson Nixon era tactics and calls hypocrisy in contemporary political reporting.
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Richard Nixon
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Indianapolis Star
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Idaho Statesman
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Bill Clinton
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Murray Chetiner
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Judiciary Committee
House
Louis Freeh
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Salvation Army Band concert lights up West Church Street
A top Frederick city concert by The Salvation Army Earlscout Citadel Band, Toronto, Canada, arranged by Captain Walter C. Wolfe, highlighted yesterday's events on West Church Street. Letter writer Lucy Wilde of Wallasey, England thanks Frederick for a happy year and praises Elm Street Junior High for welcoming her. A five member committee explored saving Catoctin Country Club with owner Herman Brown planning to sell. Brunswick picket line dissolved briefly by injunction then resumed after Roanoke guidance. Frederick County Human Relations Council frets over inaction on an affirmative action plan. Local goose sightings near Ellerton and Middletown hint at early winter. New Market Garden Club members prepared displays for New Market Days.
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Toronto
Canada
West Church Street
Walter C. Wolfe
Frederick
Catochin Country Club
Herman Brown
R. Brad Wolfe
Herman Mock
Manuel Weinberg
Ned Zeiler
Clyde Estes
Frederick County Human Relations Council
Debate Rages Over School Board Election Versus Appointment
Frederick readers weigh the merits of elected versus appointed boards as SAT scores and local budgets spark dispute. Supporters of the appointed Frederick board argue stability, cost efficiency, and dedication to education, while critics urge accountability and broader voter input.
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Annapolis
Frederick
Montgomery
Howard
Residency concerns echo in Frederick County clerk race
A reader questions Sandra Dalton's Frederick County residency and eligibility for the Circuit Court clerk post after the primary. The letter cites residency proof gaps, lack of local tax support, and calls for commitment to the county before election, urging residents to vote for a local candidate.
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Circuit Court Clerk
Sandra K. Dalton
Frederick County
Ms. Dalton
Sam
Frederick
Frederick County Clerk race urged for Darryl L. Stup
A letter to voters argues for Darryl L. Stup, a lifelong Frederick County resident with 23 years in the Clerk's office, over two lesser experienced candidates. Carolyn B. Gastley signs the appeal.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Darryl L. Stup
Ethical Presidency and Local Store Debates in Frederick
Readers debate the qualities of a president and the value of ethical leadership while Frederick residents discuss supermarket competition between Giant and Martin’s. Opinions stress higher ethics for leaders and smarter shopping choices to stretch food dollars. Stephanie Schwartzbeck.
Bartlett push on Starr report and military base censorship
Internet Representative Roscoe Bartlett voted to release the Starr report online and sponsored a bill to bar sexually explicit magazines on military bases. He argues for moral standards in public office while noting concerns over material accessible to minors. Eugene Schoonover and Dan Birdsall referenced.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Starr
Surprising Result in Third District State Senate Primary
In the Third District Republican primary the incumbent was defeated by a novice backed by outside money. The author urges voters to consider honesty devotion and principles over party, noting a party member’s support for the challenger altered the race. Garland P Feaga signs off urging thoughtful choice in November.
Martin's Price Appeal Beats Giant Food With Coupons
Martin's stores offer a low price food option to help save food dollars with coupon doubling up to one dollar. Shoppers can receive a dollar deduction for 75 cent or 50 cent coupons, while Giant Food prices run 10 to 20 percent higher. Consumers seek savings, and Martin's doubles more coupons than many other chains.
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Frederick County
Martin’s
Martin's
Letter from Frederick County official attacks reelection rival
A September 11 correspondence from Frederick County Commissioner president Mark Hoke criticizes David Gray for seeking reelection. The letter alleges misconduct by Gray while praising his character and public service at the Rescue Mission, urging higher standards and integrity among future elected officials.
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Frederick County
Mark Hoke
David Gray
Hoke
Mr Gray
Mr. Gray
Mr. Hoke
Board of County Commissioners
Correction on Richfield roof design after 1929 tornado
A reader from Richfield corrects a Sept 21 Family section item about Richfield’s house Tornado damage in 1929 did not change the roof design The roof today matches the original pre tornado design and lacks an attic, contrary to the article’s assertion William B Crum Jr
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Richfield
Walkersville-Woodshoro
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper that include the writer’s full name, street address, and home and business phone numbers for verification. Publication is not guaranteed due to high volume. submissions may be abridged and poetry, religious verse, or copies from others are not accepted. Letters can be mailed, faxed, or emailed to provided contact details.
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