Political courage and visions for Washington in Gingrich era
Rep Roscoe Bartlett speaks at the News-Post as Gingrich backs a bold Washington revival. The piece notes political courage, contrasts Clinton ethics with Gingrich’s leadership, and questions crime and neglect in the capital while urging pride in visiting a revitalized city.
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License plate clash shows roots of modern bigotry
Roy Meachum critiques the fight over Confederate flag license plates in Maryland. He notes the SCV license plate clash, First Amendment questions, and public funding waste, while criticizing Benjamin Chavis and others for stirring race tensions. He argues racism is woven into society and urges mutual respect amid disputes.
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Clinton lifts welfare plan urging churches to hire welfare families
President Clinton urged church leaders to use employment and training subsidies to place welfare recipients in work, proposing a community based approach crossing party and religious lines. He called on churches to hire families from welfare roles, aiming to reduce dependency without new programs.
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Freder ick veterans awarded Croix de Guerre in Baltimore
A delegation of 20 Frederick veterans from the 29th Division was awarded the French Croix de Guerre with palms in Baltimore in the presence of Mayor Georges La Valley of St Lo. About 100 Frederick Countians are said to have received the award.
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Blue and Gray Association
Alton E. Shaff
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
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St. Lo
France
Rules violation among friends referenced in Shatzer letter
The Frederick News-Post letter by Blaine T. Shatzer mocks Newt Gingrich by listing alleged House Rules violations and scandals. It suggests multiple controversial acts to illustrate political sleaze, then contrasts with President Clinton and Democrats. CHARLES W. EYLER Brunswick.
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Republican National Committee
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Surcharge a corruption of taxing authority in Frederick
A lengthy critique of a $45 marriage license surcharge in Frederick described as unjust and cynical. The tax funds Heards House shelter for battered women, but the writer argues it amounts to a preemptive fine on celebrants, signaling a harmful social view and urging lawmakers to avoid cynicism.
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Heards House
Let Us End the Onerous Tax on Marriage
Letter writer JOHN ONETLL of Frederick argues that a marriage tax surcharge corrupts state power and harms social values. He questions the tax's impact on families, cites abuse signs seen at maternity wards, and condemns politicians for conflicts of interest and caps removed. He calls for principled politics and electorate guidance.
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Caesar
Frederick
Sue Hecht
Heartly House
Mane Antoinette
Fur industry growth rebuttal letter to editors
A campaign letter from Stephanie Kenyon of the Fur Information Council of America argues fur demand remains strong. It cites rising sales to $1.2 billion and designer activity from 42 to over 150 fur fashion designers since 1985, and notes recurring editor outreach by animal rights groups during holidays.
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Calvin Klein
Claudia Schiffer
Milan
Fur Information Council of America
Letters to the Editor The Frederick News-Post response policy
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor with rules on publication and contact details. The process and address for submitting letters to the Frederick News-Post are provided, including mailing to PO Box 578 Frederick MD 21705 and a contact phone number.
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