Schaefer’s 1993 State of the State address highlights liberal aims
Baltimore’s former mayor and 1993 governor candidate Schaefer pitches compassion and help for the disadvantaged, urging health focus on preventable disorders, family planning, welfare reforms, and offender programs. Legislators quickly dissected his seventh State of the State, leaving him with a tight timetable to tackle deep problems.
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Schaefer
Baltimore
Harborplace
Willian
Donald Schaefer
Inaugural Memo Reflections by Roy Meachum Through Years of White House Beat
Roy Meachum recalls starting as a Washington Post copyboy during Eisenhower's 1953 inauguration and recounts later years covering presidents Nixon Ford and Carter. He reflects on access, camaraderie with Arthur Ellis, and the evolving White House press climate amid political shifts and regional tensions. He notes experiences in Egypt with Anwar Sadat and Camp David, and the sense of openness fading after Watergate.
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Mr. Ellis
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Clinton backs term limits in shift of power
Clinton’s team picks remove Gore and four veteran lawmakers from Congress to join his administration. The move weakens the standard argument that long service guarantees expertise while suggesting fresh leadership can govern through budgets, defense, agriculture and space.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
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Congress
al Gore
D-Tenn
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Bentsen
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Panetta
House
Espy
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Mississippi
America
Gale force winds sweep Frederick area in prelude to cold wave
GALE FORCE winds ripped roofs from houses and barns and felled trees and poles across Frederick City and County as a cold front approached from the west. In Washington era notes, U S Office of Petroleum Administration set 72 hour per week limits for service stations with rare 24 hour exemptions for trucking and T card holders. Maryland legislature repealed Jim Crow car segregation law, reviving memories of past battles, while House members clashed over veto overrides amid budget debates. County officials discussed tying Frederick into a proposed 232 million wastewater project serving northern Montgomery County.
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Frederick City
Ralph K. Davies
U.S. Office of Petroleum Administration
Ballenger Creek Middle School praised by parent council member
Theresa Newcomer of Frederick writes in support of Ballenger Creek Middle School noting 950 students, active after school events, and staff guidance. She urges concerned parents to engage with staff and PTSA, asserting the school generally meets students needs and delivers normal middle school behavior.
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Barbara Christie
Ballenger Creek Middle School
BCMS
PTSA
Ms. Christie
Visit Ballenger Creek Inspires Pride In Improvements
Readers tour the Ballenger Creek area noting progress and ongoing efforts. The city highlights strides in infrastructure and safety as residents reflect on community growth while recalling past challenges and upcoming projects.
Ballenger Creek Middle School orientation letter highlights discipline
Principal Michael S. Kline outlines middle school social emotional and physical changes, discipline policy, and staff supervision at Ballenger Creek Middle School. He praises student and parent involvement, noting state recognition for the Exemplary Volunteer Program and five years of development at BCMS.
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BCMS
Ballenger Creeks Middie School
Letters to the Editor from The Frederick News-Post
A collection of reader letters appears in The Frederick News-Post. The page lists contact details for submissions including a P.O. Box, street address, and a phone number for correspondence.
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Frederick
Ballenger Creek Middle violence debate continues
A Frederick News-Post letter critiques reported BCMS violence figures and calls for independent verification. The author questions the 13 incidents cited this year and addresses letters from Amy Corbin Karin Ernstedt and Barbara Christie, arguing violence at Ballenger Creek Middle is underreported and needs administrator action.
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Ballenger Creek Middle School
BCMS
Frederick News-Post
ECMS
Amy Corbin
Karin Ernstedt
Ballenger Creek
Barbara Christie
Ms. Christie
Apology for Misnaming Ballenger Creek Middle School
Rosa P. Shawen of Middletown apologizes for misnaming Ballenger Creek Middle School in a Jan 15 Frederick News-Post letter. The incident described involved Monocacy Middle School and a beating linked to a teller from G. Stull. The writer seeks to prevent unwarranted concern among Ballenger Creek parents.
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Frederick News-Post
G. Stull
Monocacy Middle School
Ballenger Creek Middle
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