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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1998

Page

6

Meet the Candidates Nights in Frederick County

Voters can hear local candidates for Frederick County commissioner and Maryland General Assembly in three forums by the Frederick County Civic Federation. Sessions run 7 30 p m at Valley Elementary Jefferson Urbana Myersville, with co hosts including local associations. Attending is urged to help ensure qualified candidates reach the general election.

U.S. Senate FSK American Legion Post Hood College Frederick County Maryland General Assembly Frederick County Civic Federation Valley Elementary School Jefferson Jefferson Pike Jefferson Community Association Urbana Fire Hall Urbana Civic Association Greater

Clinton affair volley fuels partisan glare and media critique

Roy Meachum laments televised obsession with President Clinton’s affair and notes parallels with Nixon era misdeeds. He argues lying is common among married politicians, cites media hypocrisy, and mocks coverage by journalists and CBS pundits, calling for restraint amid a storm of leaks and court actions.

Clinton Monica Lewinsky GOP Monica Supreme Court Paula Jones Ms. Jones Starr White House Lewinsky CBS Poobahs Carl Bernstein Nora Ephron Washington Post

President Clinton’s speech leaves core questions unresolved

Scripps Howard News Service analyzes how the president’s remarks avoided a direct admission of lying or a clear apology. The piece argues he spoke to lawyers and jurors, used lawyer-written language, and failed to acknowledge a sexual relationship or perjury, while taxpayers bore the investigation’s cost.

Miss Lewinsky America Ms. Lewinsky Ms. Jones Scripps Howard News Service

Maryland Field Day Highlights and Local Conservation Efforts

Coverage from the Maryland Conservation Field Day at the Thrasher farm near Jefferson features remarks by U S Secretary of Agriculture Brannan and local dignitaries. Projects include Project Clearwater with 500 volunteers at Warren Roelkey’s Knoxville farm and a Frederick Mall diamond prize event. Herbert Morrison named Maryland Environmental Trust secretary. U S 15 dualization bids sought north of Frederick as state officials note project attention.

Maryland Conservation Thrasher Farm Jefferson Chesapeake and Potomac Maryland U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan Paul J. Wiedorfer Baltimore Wiedorfer William Preston Lane Jr Lane Earl Remsberg Lloyd C. Culler Harry C. Byrd University of Maryland Warren Roelkey Knoxville Frederick Herbert 5. Morrison Sugar Loaf Mountain The Maryland Environmental Trust M. Slade Cartrider

Role model for public officials Meta Nash praised

A citizen urges public officials to imitate Frederick City Alderman Meta Nash as a model of conduct. Nash is described as prepared attentive and respectful at meetings, avoiding sarcasm arrogance or interruptions, thereby enhancing credibility and treatment of presenters and colleagues.

Frederick City Meta Nash Nash Mrs. Nash

Central Maryland AFL-CIO Council supports Rotorex lockout unions

Charles W. McNemar reports that the Central Maryland AFL-CIO Council and affiliated locals have mobilized to aid UB 133 Local members during the Rotorex lockout. They organized food drives, financial help, and a 1,900-person rally with the pledge to assist “as long as it takes.” Roy Meachum’s critique is acknowledged and appreciated.

Roy Meachum Rotorex Order of Police Afl-Cio Solidarity Forever UB 133 Maryland IUE Roy Frederick

Letters to the Editor Shameful Act How Rude Can People Be

A parent laments theft after a family tragedy, recounting the loss of their son Robbie and stolen personal items. The letter urges return of cherished possessions and condemns disrespectful behavior at local games. A second reader defends GVAA volunteers amid criticism of park incidents and foul language.

Robbie

Walkersville baseball concerns raise safety and sportsmanship questions

A Glade Valley Athletic Association volunteer describes tense season in Walkersville. She cites coach suspensions for unsportsmanlike conduct, parent protests, and foul language at games. She defends safety as top priority and calls for accountability, noting lack of apology for mistreatment.

Walkersville Glade Valley Athletic Association John Cannon Gwaa

Bartletts two-term pledge creaks under four term talk

The message argues Representative Roscoe Bartlett backed a two term pledge conditioned on a balanced budget, yet now seeks a fourth term. It claims his stance changes with time, noting his view on Social Security trust fund revenues and a claimed budget balance only by 2006.

Roscoe Bartlett The News-Post Bartlett

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper, includes water’s name, home address and phone numbers for verification, and notes not all letters are published. Submission options are mail, fax, or email with the editor’s address provided.

Frederick Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St P.O Fredericknewsp

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