Stup shines in Annapolis as fresh delegate earns respect
Anita Stup the new Republican delegate from District 3B completed her first year in the House of Delegates with praise from colleagues. She served on the Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee and contributed to campaign reform, scholarship system overhaul, and open meetings law changes while maintaining cooperation with Democratic peers. Frederick County residents can be proud of her teamwork and steady approach.
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Readers weigh Nancy Reagan bio vs Ronald Reagan portrait
The column reviews two biographies of the Reagans, Nancy and Ronald, noting sensationalism in Nancy Kelley’s book and lou Cannon’s calmer Reagan portrayal. It cites Times reviews, publisher tactics, and argues biographies often yield dull reading despite star power.
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New York Times
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Palm Beach
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Times
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Ronnie
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Lou Cannon
Washington Post
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Ronald Reagan
Washington
Simon and Schuster
Sunday Post
America
Beltway
Havel quietly weighs Jews relics transfer to Israel and U S museum
Prague reports that Vaclav Havel is conducting secret talks with Israel to return or transfer sacred Jewish relics once planned for Hitler’s Prague “Museum of an Extinct Race.” Some relics may stay in Prague while others head to Washington or Israel.
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Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Havel
Israel
Adolf Hitler
Havel
Holocaust Museum
Washington
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Poland
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U.S
Holocaust Memorial Museum
Tarnow
Museum of an Extinct Race and Soviet Unrest
The text outlines wartime Nazi atrocities against Czechoslovakian Jews and postwar emigration trends, noting Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, and a shrinking Jewish population in Czechoslovakia. It then shifts to a brief on Gorbachev’s fragile position amid hardline pressures and potential moves to remove him, followed by a mini editorial linking ethics, stress, and Washington corruption.
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Prague
Red Cross
Auschwitz
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Washington
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Our foreign policy on Israel and Middle East policy
Keith Intrater argues in support of Israel as a true U S ally amid Gulf War era tensions. He cites Iraq reactor strike, restraint against Scud attacks, and distrust of Jordan to pressure Israeli concessions, asserting Israel’s democracy and future military reliability.
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Israel
Middle East
Jordan
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Moviegoers jeer Hoyts over high ticket prices in Frederick
Bridgette Heath from Walkersville urges residents to seek cheaper options as Hoyts ticket prices soar to $6.75. She notes the Holiday Inn rocking chair theaters offer $1.49 admission and questions whether renewed competition will prevail for Frederick movie lovers.
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Hoyts
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Holiday Inn
Real estate tax waivers spark broad housing critique
Doris McDonnell argues real estate tax waivers for low income housing are a band aid that harms taxpayers and workers. She warns subsidies favor developers, distort prices, and burden citizens, urging instead voucher programs and existing plans that do not raise rents or taxes. Readers can send letters to The Frederick News-Post.
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Frederick News-Post, 200 E, Patrick St
Farm labor conference discusses relief options and youth work
At a conference of local farm leaders and Maryland State Employment Service officials, ideas were floated to ease farm labor shortages. Proposals included using Works Progress Administration and National Youth Administration labor, draft board exemptions for needed youths, and engaging high school and college students during vacations.
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Works Progress Administration
National Youth Administration
Hoyts Cinema Company Expands in Frederick Area
A Frederick resident notes the Hoyts Cinema Company operates three local venues Frederick Towne Mall Westridge Square and Francis Scott Key Mall and reflects on ticket prices about six dollars and seventy five cents. The piece hints at a consolidation leaving fewer theaters in town.
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Westridge Square
Francis Scott Key Mall
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