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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1992
Page
4
Letter argues against county offices closing for Election Day and Primary Day, noting private businesses stay open and state law already grants voting time off. It contends the long standing holiday is an unwarranted perk, reducing government service when citizens vote, and should be phased out.
Barbara Helinski Graves recalls on Christmas 1991 a lava lamp gift from her brother that sparked chaos in her house. Her husband loved the lamp while she dreaded it, and the family debated its taste with humor and rueful affection in a nostalgic holiday reminiscence.
Washington reports Hillary Clinton displays calm amid high expectations as observers note her potential role in shaping the incoming administration. Critics and supporters discuss her influence on staff selection, policy focus, and the White House image while she balances public duty with personal life.
Annie Featters reports Hillary Clinton transforming the first lady role into a powerful voice on health care child care and education. The piece notes her blend of ambition warmth and resolve as she navigates the White House spotlight and public expectations while signaling a proactive approach to poverty and youth issues.
Hannah L. Gaffigan urges Frederick County to reject a private rubblefill on Route 26 near Libertytown. She warns of environmental contamination risks, increased truck traffic, and falling property values while noting benefits would flow to outside counties and the owner, not residents.
A reader criticizes Roy Meachum for a column and discusses how a journalist should investigate truth. The letter writer claims he corrected information and ends the exchange with the phrase End of converszhon. Ted.
A reader argues that columnists may state opinions without citing sources while journalists must quote and identify sources. The letter discusses memory memory and the value of a columnist's voice, noting the space and style differences between opinion pieces and reporting.
James Miller of Middletown challenges Paul Leatherman and readers to judge past presidents by history not media. He cites Jefferson Kennedy Eisenhower Bush and Schaefer to argue moral scrutiny varies and cites wartime draft and Kent State as context for public forgiveness.
A damaged OCR fragment appears from The Frederick Post with garbled lines mentioning an editor and a price. It includes stray numbers and an address in Frederick Maryland but lacks clear context or coherent events.
The article condemns Maryland state legislator Tom Hattery for voting against a FY 93 budget deficit reduction during a special session. It questions his fiscal stance, cites past support for federal budget balance, and hints at political payback and upcoming elections in District 4A. It notes Roscoe Bartlett’s support in the district and calls for his political retirement.
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