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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1993
Page
4
A Maryland county allows bar gambling with 70 percent of profits donated to charities. The arrangement draws new customers, funds community groups, and operates with minimal administration. Page reports praise for Delegates and county officials for directing funds to local causes.
Harold Weisberg At Frederic objects to Roy Meachum's portrayal of Jewish holy days and Arab/Israeli history. He accuses Meachum of propaganda, misrepresentation, and incitement, urging acknowledgement of Israel's right to exist and peace through recognized terms.
Washington reports that President Clinton pursues sweeping health care reform and a free trade pact amid a skeptical public and Congress. Only about half the nation approves of his performance, and critics question his mandate compared with past leaders. Rep. Dan Rostenkowski notes the unusual lack of a strong mandate for such a large program.
A report on the Clinton administration’s health reform push notes critics accuse the president of political betrayals over tax and policy concessions. Clinton allies insist the plan is a negotiable starting point with Hillary Clinton leading the task force. Stan Greenberg and others say action, not trust, will shape public support as lawmakers brace for votes. Jill Lawrence reports on politics surrounding the plan.
Fifty years ago on September 2 1945 the Junior Civic Club of Frederick again urged the Mayor and Aldermen to consider an ordinance making parents responsible for juvenile delinquencies. The proposal had backing from 15 service and civic groups and nine church and PTA groups. Also noted a hospital letter from three former nurses serving with the U S Army evacuation hospital in Australia described meetings with Col Ralph Bowers and Major George H Trundle. College president Henry Stahr spoke at Rally Day services at St Marys Evangelical and Reformed Church in Silver Run.
Twenty years ago Mayor Richard A. Winn learned of his firing from Frederick Community College. He was the second FCC division chairman ousted amid the faculty trustee dispute and vowed to challenge the firing in federal court. Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm spoke on An Overall View of America to over 800 at Hood College Coffman Chapel, blaming the public’s woes on themselves.
CART R. Harratig h Sheriff of Frederick County explains there was no pursuit in a fatal accident involving a 17 year old girl. He says a deputy lost sight of the speeding vehicle after it passed on Montevue Lane and notified Central Alarm as he searched Military Road. He invites discussion of the department pursuit policy to counter misinformation from John Clem.
A Belle Bruna reader in eighth grade argues against year round schooling, warning it would disrupt family vacations and traditions, strain budgets, and create unhealthy summer heat during outdoor classes. The student urges preserving the current system to protect student needs and family plans.
A reader argues against shifting school to summer months due to heat and stresses indoor activities, noting health risks and asking for better NASCAR coverage locally. They praise a new race store, express passion for the sport, and urge Frederik to expand local radio or newspaper coverage of NASCAR. The letter is signed by PHIL and ROBIN DORSEY, Frederick DANA NORRIS, and delierson.
John Harris argues against spending on space programs like the Mars probe and similar projects. He urges redirecting funds to feed the hungry, improve medical care for the poor, combat pollution, and address homelessness. He questions the value of a Mars mission given current domestic needs.
Vickie Duncan of Frederick backs expanded local NASCAR reporting. She argues a larger fan base exists than realized and notes current coverage gaps across radio, newspapers, and television.
In a letter to the editor Peter C. Luchsinger M D argues Lyme disease rises with unchecked deer populations near Sugarloaf. He accuses Maryland Department of Natural Resources of defensive posture and urges authority to limit deer, grant out of season permits, and protect residents from Lyme disease impacts.
Readers invited to submit letters with name address and phone for verification. Short concise letters preferred. editors reserve publication rights and may edit for volume and subject relevance. Address letters to The Frederick News-Post at 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705.
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