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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1992

Page

7

Community Objects to Ski Resort on College Mountain

Paul and Lucille Beale of Emmitsburg join residents voicing horror at a proposed logging led ski resort on College Mountain near Emmitsburg Maryland. They condemn environmental damage traffic noise and the desecration of the area citing Mount St Marys College leaders and local groups who oppose the project.

College Mountain York Maryland Emmitsburg Robert Wickenheiser Mount St. Mary’s College Planning and Zoning Board Eylers Valley Citizens Association Irvin St. Naylor Dr. Wickenheiser Liberty Mercersburg Gettysburg Ski Liberty Fairfield Audubon Society Mother Seton Lourdes National Emergency Center Father Dubois Mount St. Mary's College St. Elizabeth Seton St. Joseph’s College Christina Barnes Eyler Valley Citizens Association Washington

Profession of Law and the Rule of Law

Seymour B. Stern argues that rising diversity and public issues require a renewed respect for the Rule of Law. He notes heavier caseloads and shifting roles, urges pro bono work and balanced ethics, and warns that without reform the legal system and democracy will fray. Stern is a Maryland lawyer and former bar association president.

America Arlin M. Adams WiGina Bar Associations Adams Wall Street Will Rodgers Law Schools Bar Association Seymour B. Stern Maryland Bar Association Frederick Frank, Bergstein, Conaway & Goldman

Meachum and Willhauck blamed for pro Israel bias claims

Harold Weisberg accuses Roy Meachum and Louis Willhauck of propaganda and anti Arab rhetoric in their Middle East commentary. He charges Meachum with fabricating a hostage narrative, asserts ongoing anti-Israel hostility across the Muslim world, and accuses Willhauck of anti-Semitic insinuations and misrepresentations about peace efforts and refugee policy. Weisberg cites historical events, condemns perceived bias, and urges readers to question the hosts' accuracy.

Roy Meachum Louis E. Willhauck Israel Jordan Egypt PLO Syria Lebanon Hussein Sandhust Britain West Point Abdullah London John Glubb England Sadat Saddam Iraq Kuwait Amnesty International Assad Bush Saudi Arabia Middle East Willhauck Madrid Washington

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