Schedule Peek at Maryland Governors Summers
A light week in Annapolis shows Governor Schaefer and Lt. Gov. Steinberg at a ribbon cutting in Annapolis, a press conference on film production, and a series of NFL stadium premium seat meetings in Ocean City and Salisbury. Steinberg attends Clorox Distribution in Perryman, Leisure World Democratic Club events, and county picnics, with Schaefer running a weekly Board of Public Works meeting and visiting the Spencerville and Baltimore areas for political events.
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William Donald Schaefer
Melvin Steinberg
Annapolis
Schae
Schaefer
Ocean City
Baltimore
Salisbury
Steinberg
Perryman
Harford County
Clorox Manufacturing
Clorox
Frederick
Board of Public Works
Georgia Avenue
Montgomery County
Leisure World
Democratic Club
Mickey Steinberg
Democratic Action Committee
Spencerville
H&s Bakery
Central Avenue
Maryland
Debate over Impressions books protests in Frederick County
Jack Deatherage Jr argues religious objections to the Impressions reading series and a teachers guide. He contends the county board ignored constitutional separation of church and state, defending the inclusion of religiously themed stories while criticizing liberal interpretations and urging reevaluation by the board and legal counsel.
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Supreme Court
Frederick County
Apain
Deen
Frederick City
Government as Saturn model for efficiency and purpose
Terrence Deal and William Jenkins compare a government agency to Saturn to illustrate efficiency and clear purpose. They cite Saturn’s worker alignment and GM’s investment while noting Health and Human Services governs 132,301 employees with 641 billion dollars in Social Security and health programs, highlighting paper heavy processes and the potential for organizational reform.
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Washington
Saturn
Department of Health and Human Services
Saturn Corp
Terrence Deal
William Jenkins
General Motors
Spring Hill
Tenn
HHS
Sinead
Deal
Vanderbilt University
Jenkins
Managers Should Listen and Align Workers with the Big Picture
AP reporter Mike Feinsalber summarizes research by Deal and Jenkins on how organizations fail to connect frontline staff to outcomes. They cite Saturn as a model and note workers want to be informed trusted and acknowledged, with five core boss behaviors.
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Deal
Jenkins
America
Graduation of Navy School officers marks historic class
Yesterday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel the Navy School of Specialized Administration concluded its 50th officer class. About 1,000 administrative officers completed the program as active Navy personnel from various commands. Lt Commander John B. Fitzpatrick led the group with Lt Greg Boyce and Earl Heavrin among staff departing for new assignments. Government officials in Washington assured farm relief for drought regions in Delaware, Maryland and West Virginia after a $50 million crop loss and milk shortage threatened.
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Navy School of Specialized Administration
Francis Scott Key
Naval
Navy
John BR. Fitzpatrick
Greg Boyce
Earl Heavrin
Qomnes
Witbiegue
Alex Malcomson
Washington, D.C
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Frederick County Health Aide Faces Possible Ethics Conflict
William F. Cramer Jr. of Frederick County Health Department was warned by the State Board of Ethics about a potential conflict between his supervisor duties and licensing as a real estate salesman. The board warned that his real estate ties could lead to preferential treatment for land development interests. A nearby billboard on East Patrick Street and Orchard Avenue criticizing the town as a third rate community drew attention as officials and the advertising firm discussed the sign, which featured cracked bells and a Zoning note attributed to Bell Telephone. The advertising company’s manager said he would check with his salesman, but no follow up was made.
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Frederick County
William F. Cramer Jr
State Board of Ethics
County Health Department
East Patrick Street
Orchard Avenue
Frederick
Bell Telephone
Stores embrace infant carriers in shopping carts
Wendy Eacho of Frederick praises local stores that offer infant carriers with shopping carts. She notes the carriers save space, let her 4 month old baby see surroundings, and asks why more non-grocery retailers don’t provide them. She urges wider adoption for parents’ convenience.
Senators From Maryland Support President Over Voters
The Frederick News Post reports 1806 calls to Maryland senators offices in 24 hours about the Clinton budget. 1506 called for a vote for the plan, 1334 opposed. Aides say voter opposition won’t sway them from the president’s budget. Bruce Frame and Bill Toohey supplied the figures for Sarbanes and Mikulski respectively.
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Maryland
Senate
Clinton
Frederick
Maryland letter praises Clinton senators on policy stance
The writer notes Senator Mikulski received about 1,700 calls supporting the executive order and nearly 4,000 opposing it, while Senator Sarbanes logged 3,360 pro and 10,602 anti letters and messages. The piece argues the senators back the president and the political process, praising Clinton, Mikulski, and Sarbanes for moving the country forward.
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Maryland
Clinton
Mikulski
Senator Sarbanes
Sarbanes
Thankful for Clinton Mikulski and Sarbanes
A reader responds to letters criticizing President Clinton and Senators Mikulski and Sarbanes, urging a return to Founding ideals. The note cites Hamiltonian views on virtuous restraint and warns against majority tyranny amid looming industrial capitalism.
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Dennis Lear
Timothy Grove
Clinton
Katherine Miller
Hamilton
Sfederatay Republicam
Senate
Mikulski and
Sarbanes
Monocacy River trail proposal urged for Frederick area
Crestwood seniors advocate a Monocacy River trail for hiking and biking to match Leesburg and Annapolis options. They urge a local route in Frederick to avoid long trips. TRENE FARRELL.
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Monocacy River
Leesburg
Annapolis
Crestwood
Frederick
How to write letters to the editor guidance
A reader offers tips on signing letters and including contact details. It explains that addresses and phone numbers should not be published and provides the mailing address for Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post and a phone number for prefaced letters.
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Frederick Mews- Post
E. Parick Si
P.O
Frederick
Tad
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