Bartlett Attacks Hattery on Annapolis Expenses
The piece outlines Republican Roscoe Bartlett accusing Democrat Thomas Hattery of hotel room charges in Annapolis during the 90 day General Assembly and improper mileage and meal reimbursements. It questions daily meals of five dollars breakfast ten dollars lunch fifteen to twenty dollar dinners and notes lax reporting methods.
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Maryland
Roscoe Bartlett
Thomas Hattery
Annapolis
McDonald's
House of Delegates
Frederick County Crime Trends Spark Mixed Reactions
In Frederick County the Maryland State Police Uniform Crime Report for the first six months shows a statewide 5 percent rise in index crimes and a 16 percent spike locally. Analysts caution against alarm, noting population growth and reporting practices influence crime figures, with 1981 to 1991 data showing crimes rose slower than population.
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Frederick County
Maryland State Police
Frederick
Kent County
Carroll County
Allegany
Carroll
Garrett
Washington
Mark Twain
Apty
Capes Coves
Apor
Fexwona
Oetimina
Ratvona
Fredesch
Voters face choice as conventions end in heavyweight tones
In the post convention landscape voters must sift through claims from Bush and Clinton. Republicans tout global victory and targeted tax credits while Democrats stress tax hikes for high earners amid a fragile economy. Most Americans remain undecided as the presidential race centers on economic issues.
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Houston
Bush
New York
Clinton
America
Presidential economic plans and voter fatigue in 1992 race
The piece surveys Hillary Clinton and Bob Bush proposals, highlighting tax cuts, health care mandates, education plans, and trade strategies. It notes voter anxiety over jobs, the rhetoric on deficits, and the challenge of choosing amid contrasting visions. Don McFeathers reports from Scripps Howard News Service.
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Clinton
Bush
Congress
United States
Robert Teeter
Hillary Clinton
Houston
New York
Junk Round Up ad calls for salvage in Frederick area
Fifty years ago on August 25 1942 a Freeman Frederick newspaper ad urged a Wednesday August 26 Junk Round Up for Frederick and area. It asked residents to bring scrap iron and steel other metals old rubber rags manila rope burlap sacks and to search attics cellars garages and yards for discardable items to sell to junk dealers give to charity or deliver to the local salvage committee or Red White and Blue Official Salvage Depot. First V Mail letters from armed forces abroad arrived at the Frederick post office for county wide delivery after microfilm reproduction by automatic machines.
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Frederick
America
Walkersville officials weigh sewer hookups extension date
Burgess Richard Winn told town commissioners it would be September 7 before a six month extension on required sewer hookups would be decided. Plumbers’ licenses from state tests held July 13 remain unresolved, hampering contracts and delaying work for residents hoping to complete hookups. The dispute comes as a Water Resources Board meeting rails against floodplain mismanagement linked to a proposed Carroll Park Manor pool site.
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Walkersville
Burgess Richard Winn
Frederick
Water Resources Board
Carroll Creek
Carroll Park Manor
Baughman
Julien P. Delphey
Frederick Towne
Family values critique of Bush Gore stance on rights
John A Patrone argues that family values rhetoric hides discrimination against abortion choices and LGBT rights. He questions church state separation, labels Bush's campaign xenophobic, and warns equals in marriage and civil rights are under threat.
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Margaret McCalla
Clinton
Gore
Bush
United States
Uberti
Fluoride debate sparks row amid campus tensions
Fragmentary notes show a chaotic exchange about fluoride policy and student voices. Mentioned are unnamed speakers, campus groups, and tensions around policy influence with unclear events or outcomes.
Fluoride controversy and education excerpts from Frederick column
The clipping reports a poisoning scare in Hooper Bay Alaska with 261 villagers ill and a 41 year old death risk, then contrasts Finland stopping fluoridation after decades of use. It cites a 1991 hospital letter and comments by Virginia Rosenbaum and Cumberland Inc on fluoride. It proceeds to a lengthy letter on special education mainstreaming, criticizing administrators and advocating parent teacher collaboration.
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Hooper Bay
Bering Sea
Kuopio University Hospital
Finland
Kuopig
Belgium
Japan
Markwell
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Frederck
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Mpope
Branewack
Nenee
Athens
Virginia Rosenbaum
Pure Water Committee of Cumberland Inc
Frostburg
Lynn Markwell
Fredenck County
Fredenck
Meekwesattee
Warie P Reeves Frederick
Mary
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