King Might Have Backed Gulf War Insight Says McHenry
ROCKVILLE A former U N ambassador Donald F McHenry argued MLK favored nonviolence but might have allowed involvement in a Middle East conflict unlike Vietnam He cited Kings WW II stance and war ethics saying King would weigh each crisis on its own merits while not endorsing aggression.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Persian Gulf
Donald F. McHenry
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King
Martin Luther King
Middle East
Vietnam
State budget cuts threaten Frederick County mental health access
Frederick County Mental Health Services director Dr. Robert Scheer warns budget reductions force the clinic to limit new patients to those on medical assistance or with severe psychiatric issues. With a $160000 shortfall to be offset by June 30 and a potential $384000 state grant cut for 1992, staff reductions and caseload shifts follow.
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Robert Scheer
Scheer
Frederick County Mental Health Association
W. Patrick St
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland Conference of County Health Officers
State Mental Hygiene Administration
Conference of
County Health Officers
Frederick County
Frederick News brief sentence from 1891 publication
Brief item from The News Frederick Maryland dated January 22 1891 notes a local event or notice. Details are fragmentary but preserve historic tone and period context with named places and local reference.
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GOP Central Committee backs Bush and Gulf effort
The Frederick County Republican Central Committee formally endorsed President Bush, allied troops in the Persian Gulf war, and recognized the USS Frederick. The meeting approved a resolution after a public input suggestion from Tim Woodford, who was later elected designee to chair the 6th District Republican Committee.
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ED Waters JR
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Frederick County
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Frederick
Gulf
Tim Woodford
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6Th District Republian
Where Do We Go From Here Chaos or Community Essay
Editor notes five winning entries from students across grades plus an unedited Miss Robinson essay on Dr. King. The piece questions future paths, urges faith, nonviolence, unity, and action to lift Black communities, referencing history and ongoing struggles.
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Heather Harrison
Monocacy
Ginny Voight
Thurmont
Eleah Gamble
Walkersville
Rahsaan Bowie
Walkersville Middle
Rachel Eyler
Gus Eyler
Brandon Oland
Valley
Denton Drietz
Bryan Smith
East Frederick
Molly Anne Saunders
Rock Creek
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Israel
Egypt
Frederick
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