Parking ticket row aims to scold or celebrate mayor
A Frederick city mayor alleged to have checked a parking ticket record sparks a heated local debate. The column mocks investigations as overreaching while defending open government, urging residents to let voters decide in future elections.
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Paul Gordon
Board of Aldermen
City Ethics Commission
State Prosecutor
Meachum slams Bush Gingrich attacks on Hillary Clinton
Roy Meachum argues the 1996 GOP race uses fear and racism, citing Willie Horton tactics and harsh lines against Hillary Clinton. He blames President Bush and Newt Gingrich for mudslinging while noting economic slump and declining public trust in politics.
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Jack Kemp
Hillary Clinton
White House
Willie Horton
Bush
America
Oval Office
Tye
George Rush
Pt Corp
Aspartame safety stance backed by major health bodies
The letter defends aspartame sold as NutraSweet, citing FDA and WHO reviews and 100+ studies before its 1981 approval. It argues aspartame is safe for the general population including pregnant women and children, and notes extensive testing across subpopulations.
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Associated Press
Michael Jacobson
Center For Science In
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Council On Seiertific Affairs
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Nans
United States
Indus
FEA
Sk Fee Akpattame Toe
GAC
Aeeng Stie & Nee Tre
Sabha
Atpar
Seppo
GAO Beneves
D Amato’s standout service fuels bid for re election
The story of Marine Cpl Chuck Kleckner who won a 100 percent disability after D Amato intervened shows the power of his constituent service. The NY Republican’s office has built a national model by handling thousands of cases, shaping a potential comeback in a challenging race.
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Chuck Kleckner
New York City
Kleckner
Veterans Administration
New York
Alfonso D'Amato
D'Amato
Constituent Service
d‘Amato
D’amato
Congress
D'Amato Race Turbulence and Pothole Critique Highlight NY Contest
In a heated New York Senate primary, Senator Al D'Amato faces Gerry Ferraro as voters see contrasts in constituent service and ethics. Ferraro touts solid district work while D'Amato campaigns on tough tactics, touting a wave of social work stories and a controversial Navy settlement case involving Long Island fisherman Dan Hand.
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Pothole
Frank Wilkinson
Geraldine Ferraro
Gerry Ferraro
Queens
Ferarro
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Sen
al D'Amato
Long Island
New York
Dan Hand
Navy
Hand
Senate
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Congress
D’amato
Frederick county notes court safe finds and milk shortage
Fifty years ago a court house janitor cracked an old iron safe with a crowbar and sledge but found nothing of value as salvage rounds gathered scraps to meet county quotas. A milk scarcity appeared in Frederick amid producer losses and curtailment of bulk sales, with prices enticing nearby cities and no looming shortage.
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Tommy Geisbert
Montevue
Frederick County
Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Yesterday tema from the files of ha News Post
The fragmentary note records a local topic from yesterday’s edition, highlighting a brief event or development in the town. Names and concrete details are unclear, but the item points to ongoing coverage and archival reference in the Ha News Post archives.
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Ha News
Weight loss study links aspartame to better maintenance among women
The paper reports a 12 month maintenance trial with 112 women from a prior 19 week program. One group used aspartame containing products to sustain a 1500 kcal diet, the other abstained while keeping calories constant. The aspartame group maintained more weight loss at 12 months, with higher aspartame intake but similar activity and attendance.
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Kanders Et al
Blackburn
Fredenck Post Desene
4 H Club Keeps Standards Amid Changes
Community notes reflect 4 H youth maintaining core ideals despite organizational shifts. Local leaders emphasize service, responsibility, and hands on learning as programs adapt to evolving needs and funding.
Abortion rulings and statistics in a changing era
A fragmented article discusses abortion rights after Casey, noting legality before viability and for health reasons after, while stating 16 million abortions occur annually in the US and Maryland sees about 30,000 yearly with 30% of women having abortions before birth. It cites 96,000 abortions after 21 weeks, mentions FOIA passage impact, and notes 63 crisis centers offering free help. reader guidance and contact info are urged.
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Casey
Amerca
Maryland
Eeks Gestavon Wetch
Aenea
Fragmented prompt about Republicans and polling data
The text appears garbled and incomplete with scattered letters and symbols. It does not present a coherent event, person, or organization to summarize. No clear names dates places or outcomes are identifiable.
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