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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1992
Page
4
Frederick County weighs housing federal inmates at 50 dollars per day, earning 18 dollars per inmate after costs. Jail space is tight with 240 inmates of 283 capacity, raising worries over prisoner type, space, and future additions under the Capital Improvement Program. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh advocates cautious, cost aware approaches.
Andy Rooney reflects on anger over politics during presidential conventions, noting two party strength, the limits of speaking about future actions, and shifts in American conservatism. He imagines counterpoint arguments, critiques Clinton and Bush, cites welfare reform views, and recalls a personal misquote about a landslide.
Fragmented text discusses a conference on core funding and applications, questioning credentials and past participation in health research. It notes controversies over science practices, access controls, and policy implications. mentions university involvement and calls for examination of scientific authority without graphic detail.
The piece notes Charles Black arguing that family values include children's right to voluntary prayer in public schools. It recalls former students saying personal prayers at school, questions teachers' roles, concerns about teachers' beliefs, church finances, and the notion that valid prayer need not be spoken aloud in schools.
Mike Royko and Dr. JM Kookie debate praying aloud in class, the proper posture, and whether the Lord resembles Ronald Reagan. They parody how prayers might be interpreted by a benevolent, busy deity, jokily suggesting lunch choices and mishearing child behavior. Tribune Media 5
A school board member must juggle three arenas to stay effective. Interaction with citizens and parents informs concerns, dialog with the superintendent and staff shapes policy, and engagement at state and national seminars guides future vision. Many initiatives hinge on broad community effort and lobbying.
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The author argues citizens must decide democracy, urging leaders to prioritize American welfare to avoid rioting. They caution against aid to foreign nations that fails to reach the poor and advocate a shift to sustainable economics. Endorses Bill Clinton and Al Gore, cites environmental urgency and critique of Bush.
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Fifty years ago Alton Y Bennett chaired a meeting of 19 Democratic precincts to discuss Aug 20 primaries selecting over 400 members of the Democratic County Central Committee amid waning voter interest. Dr David G Everhart said a county scrap drive failed to complete its goal and would continue a second day. James H Gambrill Jr announced 125 volunteers sworn as observers for Frederick’s new Linden Hills airplane spotter station. The plan shifted to use Frederick Memorial Park Inc offices for spotting. Frederick city spent 26236.43 on flood repairs two months after Agnes, including about 9000 in salaries. County and state officials had discussed a Cunningham Falls sanitary landfill for nearly a year, but it remained in talks. Air Quality Control officer Beale and dump owners opposed illegal burning at five dumps. Auctioneer Albert Tabler of Rocky Ridge led his 13th annual 4-H beef sale at the Montgomery County Fair, with steer prices averaging around 60 cents per pound.
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