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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1993

Page

4

Pro-business scores favor Frederick County leaders in Maryland

The Maryland Business for Responsive Government rates legislators on pro business stands. Frederick County leaders show strong scores with Sen. Charles Smelser topping the state, delegates Anita Stup and George Littrell high in the top quintile, and others solid. Tom Hattery had the lowest local six member score, yet his past pro business work remains noted amid a busy election year.

Maryland Business For Responsive Government MBRG Frederick County Maryland General Assembly Charles Smelser J. Anita Stup George Littrell John Derr Del James McClellan Tom Hattery Hattery Beverly Byron

Contested Origins of Christopher Columbus Examined

A long discussion argues Columbus was likely Catalan and Spanish rather than Italian, using his writings and names such as Christobal Colon. It cites his use of Arabic-influenced vocabulary, notes, and the possibility of Jewish upbringing, with claims about birthplaces near Barcelona or Majorca and debates over family contracts with Spain.

Christopher Columbus Christoforo Colombo Christobal Colon Columbus Bartholomew Italy Colon Genoa Admiral Columbus Barcelona Majorca Spain Ford Ongins Caimibus femJy Daniel Solomon Job Moses David Abraham Isaiah John the Baptist Joseph Pontius Pilot Herod Mary Jesus St. Peter

Public Schools and Private Choices Across Washington

A Washington family contrasts public and private education, praising John Eaton Alice Deal and Woodrow Wilson High through daughter Kate’s experiences. They reflect on Leslie Giron’s note from Guatemala and Chelsea Clinton’s Sidwell, urging public school engagement, community, and service amid concerns about urban schooling and safety.

Washington Eve Leslie Giron Guatemala John Eaton Maryland Leslie Billi Hillary Clinton Chelsea Sidwell Chelsea Clinton Clintons Alice Deal Woodrow Wilson High School Deal Kate Maria West Side New York City Metropolitan Opera New York Stock Exchange Metropolitan Guggenheim Chinatown Chesapeake Bay Egypt Los Angeles

Local Soldier Denies Draft Registration. Fire Company Nominates Officers

U S Army Corporal Harry Chaney Jr of New Market reported to Draft Board 2 saying he has served since Feb 3 1941 and that his CO advised registration was unnecessary. Officials say the claim is incorrect. Independent Hose Company members nominate officers and skip the annual banquet in favor of quarterly refreshments. A letter from Ernest E Spangler serving in the Navy includes Oran Algeria views and a 10 franc Bank of Algeria note. Regional Game Warden Phebus notes dogs killed three deer recently and helped drive deer from Frederick City watershed toward Catoctin area.

U.S. Army Harry Chaney Jr New Market Selective Service Independent Hose Company Ernest E Spangler US Navy Oran Algeria Bank of Benjamin F. Phebus Frederick City Catoctin Mountain Catoctin Phebus Maryland Frederick County

Patient cashier complains of rude shoppers and busy store life

Lynn Wade from Jefferson describes long hours at the register and harshCustomer behavior. She recounts a rude customer who complained about sales and being on a mailing list. She notes shelves knocked over and general nastiness during a busy season.

Government powers questioned in Gail Kenney commentary

The reader critiques a Gail Kenney piece on January date unclear, labeling it naive and ideologically driven. The note argues Liberal Democrats favor big government and recalls the aphorism absolute power corrupts absolutely, urging reflection on past Democratic congresses and created bureaucracies.

Gail Kenney

Letters on government power and abortion policy debate

A reader argues the Constitution permits swift executive action via implied powers, rejects agency secrecy as unconstitutional, and criticizes reliance on Congress. The letter also covers abortion, urging personal responsibility, considering prevention costs, and suggesting bipartisanship to redirect funds to social aid. A second letter comments on contraception costs and calls for unity to reduce abortion through prevention.

United States Congress

Letters to the Editor Address and Submission Notes

Readers are invited to share opinions via letters to the editor. Include your address and phone for verification though not published. Editors may edit, select, and order letters. not all may appear due to volume. Send to The Frederick News-Post 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or call 662-8259 to submit.

Rebgees Incodor Frederick News- Post Pettick St P.O Frederick Telelar Lester

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Vincent Mooney Christoforo, Christobal Ferdinand Colon New World Admiral Don Crastobal Colon Don Wiesenthal Don Saat D.C Jon Sawyer Scripps Howard News Service Lam Montgomery County Dickerson Meredith” Painter N. Market St Guy Verdi Great Britain Lois Remsburg Jefferson Carol A. Preston Westminster Janet L. Shank Hagerstown Diane L. Garst New Windsor P. Thomas Mason Chestertown Jerome D Jerry” Myers Arthur C. Cox Mount Airy Whiem Aparece Pro-Choice Committee Jim Witmer Mount Aary
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