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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1992
Page
4
Frederick police used a sting on North Market Street after residents complained about prostitution near downtown. An undercover officer waited for solicitation and 14 men were charged with soliciting prostitution that night. Investigations into potential charges against women are planned as residents see police responsiveness.
Roy Meachum laments ongoing refugee suffering from World War II to the Bosnian crisis. He recalls immigrants in New Orleans and New York, contrasts past evacuations with today, criticizes U.S. response, and urges action beyond partisan politics to aid uprooted families.
Former Republican challenger Pat Buchanan signals a victory oriented strategy in Houston as he courts the Bush Quayle ticket. He frames his push as returning the GOP to Reagan era policies while claiming credit for forcing NEA chair Frohnmayer’s resignation over arts funding. He predicts a Buchanan era by 1996 and vows to stay in the fight despite primary and convention obstacles.
The essay outlines shifts within the Republican Party as Pat Buchanan and his paleoconservatism draw a small but fervent, youthful following. It contrasts him with early rivals Dan Quayle, Jack Kemp, William Bennett, and Phil Gramm, who favor more internationalist, interventionist, and pro Israel stances, while noting personal clashes and strategic splits among leaders. The piece notes Quayle’s effectiveness as Bush ally on Capitol Hill and cites ongoing campaigns as Buchanan contemplates a future bid.
Seventy battalions of Maryland Guardsmen train and maneuver at Camp Herbert K. O Conor Cascade under Capt G Hunter Bowers and Capt Roger R Rice with the Seventh Battalion band. State Police pledge constant bridge surveillance on the old Jug Bridge piers after reports of speeding and weight violations. Incumbent Brunswick Mayor Jess Orndorff wins reelection as town council members Leon Moser Irvin Ephraim and H E Sonny Cannon take seats. Edward Mason campaigns door to door in Frederick County for Sixth District seat. Pedalers host a moonlight bicycle ride from Staley Park and plan longer daylight rides. A 1971 state law raises registrar wages. Frederick County requests delay until after the MACo convention. Frederick County’s election registrars are Mrs. Austin Powell and James Messersmith.
Community concerns about private landfills out of state waste share and possible hidden hazards. Questions arise about monitor capacity with only six Maryland Department of the Environment inspectors and potential budget cuts limiting oversight. Local officials debate who will clean up future landfill messes if costs rise.
The text argues for continued water fluoridation and cites federal agencies and associations like the U S Public Health Service and the American Dental Association. It emphasizes fluoride’s safety and dental benefits, noting minimal cancer risk and urging Bruntaick residents to vote in favor of fluoridation while stressing civic duty and informed choice.
Citizens of Brunswick face a vote on upgrading the Frederick County water supply amid claims of improved dental health since public water fluoridation began. Proponents cite reduced tooth decay and community-wide benefits while opponents warn of costs, medical concerns, and long term effects.
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