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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1991
Page
4
The administration presents a $1.45 trillion budget with a $280 billion deficit, predicting a 2 percent real decline from this year after inflation. It seeks state administration of some grants and Medicare reforms, risking opposition in Congress as entitlements rise.
A fervent defense of patriotic display follows the Persian Gulf crisis. The piece notes widespread flag use at home and in public venues, cites Whitney Houston and Roseanne Barr in national moments, recalls the Bush State of the Union praise, and honors veterans and public figures who symbolize American ideals. It reflects on heroism, national unity, and the call to serve.
In the Gulf crisis several foreign crews refuse to sail into combat zones. The Eagle Nova, owned by a German company and hired by American President Lines, was diverted after its crew refused. The incident highlights reliance on foreign vessels as U.S. forces mobilize, drawing scrutiny from Congress.
A compact roundup of yesterday’s notes from the News-Post tiles highlighting brief items, local mentions, and quick updates across community names and venues without extended detail.
Frederick city officials directed city attorney Edward J. Smith to draft a bill abolishing the convention system for selecting candidates and creating open primaries. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler called the convention unfair and Alderman Herbert S. Schroeder urged primaries be included in the registration bill.
Twenty years ago a large sign for the future 160 acre Discovery development near Walkersville went up under Baker Kefauver Inc leaders James E. Cafritz Eugene Kefauver Jerry Coates and Joseph D. Baker. Governor Mandel told 400 business leaders and county officials Maryland would eventually cover all local education costs. Middletown High School band parents prepared the Varieties of ’71 finale with members Bob Sigler Austin Marker Herman Piper Irene Sigler Betty Sheffler Joanne Marrone Jean Gaver. Frederick County Civil Defense Director George Stup warned the shelter plan lacked enough suburban shelters and urged residents to keep their copy.
The associate theology professor at Mount St. Mary’s College defends a teach-in on the Persian Gulf war. He rejects claims that he endorsed “evil and ends” and states he raised moral questions about just war, civilian harm, and proportionality while citing Archbishop Pilarczyk’s concerns. The event aimed to foster a thoughtful, peaceful public dialogue.
A reader praises Israel as a democratic ally and wartime partner noting its economic and cultural achievements. The letter urges support without requiring American lives, citing WWII cooperation and the courage of Israel, while acknowledging ongoing international strains.
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