Dirty trick fuels Hecht Mooney state Senate race talk
An editorial note predicts a lively Hecht versus Mooney campaign. A Virginia firm bought domain names SueHecht for Hecht, and Mooney admits paying 225 dollars in 2000. The piece compares the stunt to historic political pranks, deeming it a publicity tactic rather than illegal.
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Hecht
Alex Meoney
Annapolis
News-Post
Doulas Tallman
Mr. Mooney
Ms. Hecht
Tallman
Virginia
Gen-X Strategies
State Senate
Suehechtcom
Suehecht.org
Suehechtnet
Mooney
Gen-X
Necht
Gein-X
Jeff Frede
Is. Hecht
Deniserat
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
GOP
Bush Withdraws From ABM Treaty Over Missile Defense Debate
The article discusses President Bush moving to withdraw from the ABM treaty amid disputes over missile defense plans. It notes Vladimir Putin’s firm stance, arguing the treaty hinders testing and development of defense systems. It describes efforts to adapt defense strategies, including potential updates or inspections, while highlighting political rhetoric about U.S. and Russian positions and the implications for strategic security.
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George W. Pe
Vladimir Putin
Crawford ~Aimil
WTO
Jackson-Vanik
Putin
Bush
United States
Crawford
Buulkey Gradiant
U.S
Putiti
Frederick County News Briefs Include School TV Donation and Office Opening
A Frederick County school received a donated television set from American Stores, one of ten given to schools to aid visual education. Frederick ity putiergen completed a four-week police sciences course at Maryland State Police training school. A Rent Office at 34 W. Patrick St. opens five days a week for landlord problems. The Maryland Court of Appeals was asked to settle a lawsuit over the Central Alarm dispatch center on the Montegue property. New Market lit up for a candlelight open house by the Antique Dealers Association with shops open and a horse and carriage seen downtown.
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Cjuldren
Notre Damy Academy
Libertytown
American Stores Company
Frederick Ity Putiergen
Maryland
Pikesville
Thomas E. Barrett
Focal Rental Arog
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Courtney FM Brown
Lawrence ¥. Speelman
Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Montegue
New Market
Growth debate in Frederick County sparks election focus
Justin M. Kiska of Walkersville argues growth in Frederick County is inevitable and urges collaboration among developers government and residents to craft a long range plan. He criticizes anti growth extremes and calls for united action to avoid future messes.
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Scott Weidel
Sheads
Frederick County
Frederick
Wetzel
Haygen
Debate on wartime tribunals and campaign fundraising
A letter argues Roosevelt used broad war powers to try eight German saboteurs in secret military tribunals, with most executed or jailed, while asserting constitutional rights were upheld for citizens and immigrants. It contrasts with Bush era tribunals for Sept 11 and anthrax cases, then shifts to critiquing Sen Mooney’s Maryland fundraising, citing state records and district contribution patterns.
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Franklin Delane Roosevelt
Bush
Roosevelt
Francis Biddle
Citiz
Ameria
bin Laden
Supreme Court
al-Qaida
United States
Sen. Leahy
Pres Bush
thaLave
Jibordy
Lucy School proposal sparks objections from Middletown residents
In a dispute over a special exception for Lucy School a small arts based preschool on Fras town Road Middletown residents led by Constance Stapleton contest the plan. Protesters fear disruption of rural character while supporters insist the project protects heritage and offers environmental education with minimal construction and proper oversight by agencies. Christofer F Zacwariadis defends the plan noting traffic water safety and open discussion as priorities.
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Constance Stapleton
South Mountain
Frederick County
Vickie
Lucy
Schdal
AO Ly
Sche
Fran
America
Mt Tabor
Mt. Tabor
Station Roads
Larey
Haupt
Moser
Sammers
Rady
Keller
Lucy School
Licey School
Vickie Brown
Siig
Special times special measures and constitutional rights
Senator Leahy and Judiciary Committee fear military tribunals and presidential powers threaten citizens rights. The piece recalls historic crises from the Revolutionary era to Civil War abuses, wartime trials, and a German spy case, noting occasional commutations and ongoing debate on civilian protections.
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Patrick Leahy
George Bush
Amurie
Iecatspitatyts
Kincaly
Mooney Campaign Fundraising Questioned in Opt. Article
The Opt article quotes Senator Mooney alleging dishonest fundraising from supporters who believe in him. It accuses Mooney of receiving money from people who backed his campaign and accuses his opponent of not being straightforward.
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Sen
Mooney
State Election Bureau
Baltimore County
Maryland
Alex Mooney
Miny
Sen. Mooney
Ales Mooney
Mtr
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