New York to Frederick drug link highlighted for governor panel
Frederick County prosecutors told a governor's commission about a direct drug pipeline from New York to Frederick. They described 13 and 14 year olds bused to sell drugs, local youths recruited, and high profits due to low risks. The piece urges prevention, tougher enforcement, and citizen involvement.
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Frederick County
Governor’s Commission
New York
Frederick
Governor’s Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission
Washington, D.C
Frederick City
Richard Ashton
Ugly Tokyo rhetoric mirrors US Japan tensions in media clash
Roy Meachum surveys blistering exchanges after a presidential visit with Lee Iacocca and Japanese officials trading charges. He cites critics from Tokyo, a rising anti Tokyo sentiment, and a need to balance economic power and democratic influence. The piece links fear of a new conflict to postwar cultural dynamics and recalls Gordon Prange's Target Tokyo as context.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
George Bush
U.S
Chrysler
Lee Iacocca
Toyota
Iacocca
Hope
P.M
David Duke
Hirohito
Europe
U.S. Navy
Asia
USA
University of Maryland
Gordon Prange
Dr. Prange
Richard Sorge
Sorge
Debtors see bankruptcy as easy option
Debtors see bankruptcy as a new easy escape from debt with nearly 1 million filings last year. Florida rules let filers keep home equity, fueling criticism of an unfair system while the Senate weighs reforms.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Cincinnati Reds
Bruce Berenyi
Miami Beach
Berenyi
Reds
Lloyd’s of London
Florida
Senate
Snow Dump Hits Jhurmont Area Forty-Ninth Year
Fifty years ago JHURMONT and vicinity received eight inches of fresh snow while the remainder of Frederick County got one to five inches. A Florida truck jackknifed on Catoctin Furnace Hill blocking traffic on U.S. 15. A widened highway at U.S. 15 Md. 26 required only surfacing. Frederick City Police to FBI course at Pikesville. Sheriff to enroll. Dorothea Coiffeur opening House of Beauty at 49 E. Patrick St. First 100 patrons to receive free Dermetic Night Emollient bottles.
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Jhurmont
Frederick County
Florida
Catoctin Furnace Hill
U.S. 15
State Roads Commission
Robert Bel. Putman
MD. 26
Frederick City
Herbert Strawsburg
Fred Straley
FBI
Pikesville
Horace Alexander
Dorothea Coiffeur
Washington, D.C
House of Beauty
E. Patrick St
Frederick
First Winter Festival draws thousands to Round Meadow Camp
Twenty years ago thousands from a 100 mile radius crowded Round Meadow Camp for Catoctin Mountain Park’s first Winter Festival. Rail Enthusiasts of Laurel sponsored a Reading 2102 steam trip from Baltimore to Gettysburg via Blue Ridge Summit and Hagerstown, with refueling along the route. John and Mildred Myers and family named Scout Family of the Year by Taneytown Cub Pack 718. A National Guard convoy truck exploded near Sabillasville, killing the Baltimore driver, blamed on an acetylene canister leak.
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Round Meadow Camp
Catoctin Mountain Park
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Blue Ridge Summit
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Laurel
Union Bridge
Blue Ridge
John and
Mildred Myers
Daniel Thomas
John Edward Jr
Carol Annette
Taneytown
National Guard
MD. 8
Sabillasville
Two Faces of Nursing Home Bills Sparking Private Reflections
A nursing home manager voices concern over rising yearly bills of 25 000 to 48 000 with residents using home equity life insurance and investments to pay. The writer, facing possible future admission, notes Medicaid covers about 75 percent of costs leaving 25 percent to be surcharged on other residents.
Letter argues for long term care insurance in national plan
Cecelia Brown of Frederick urges inclusion of nursing home insurance in the National Health Care Plan. She warns that those who pay for nursing home bills will face higher charges funded by Medicaid gaps and calls readers to support long term care coverage through Families USA in Washington, DC.
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Berenyi
Florida
Joe Territo
Miami
A. Jay Cristel
Judge Cristoi
Cristal
Families USA
Washington, D.C
Local critics urge bold art display in Frederick
Cheryl Brown-Crist argues Delaplaine Visual Arts Center and Frederick galleries should show less mainstream works to boost cultural status. She criticizes censorship by officials for reacting to Josef Schutzenhofer’s painting, notes a lost $500,000 state grant, and calls for public input over art values rather than elite taste.
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New World Order
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Boondocks
Schutzenhofer
Arts Center
Josef Schutzenhofer
Community reacts to nude painting exhibit at arts center
Arnold D. Cregger of Keymar condemns Josef Schutzenhofer's painting A Peace Treaty and the New World Order as pornographic and immoral. He cites local officials, accuses taxpayers of funding trash, and calls for censorship while noting recent public layoffs and a need to defend national values.
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Josef Schutzenhofer
New World Order
Williamsport
Frederick
Jesus Christ
Frances Baker
Anita Stup
Jack Derr
Frederick County
Sue Ann Yingling
Arts Center
Ifme
America
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