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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1997

Page

6

Waste not want not program boosts surplus food recovery

The U S Agriculture Department reports 13.8 billion pounds of food wasted yearly by landfills enough to feed 49 million people. Dan Glickman highlights a national priority with agencies to recover extra food from cafeterias and events. A Good Samaritan Food Donation Act shields donors from liability and gleaning remains an effective approach.

Rowland Howard Concerned Mothers’ Clean Plate Club U. S. Department of Agriculture Associated Press Feds Agriculture Dan Glickman USDA Good Samaritan Food Donation Act

Bloody Shirts echo in Congress as Gingrich ethics case unfolds

A columnist traces the Bloody Shirts legacy in Capitol Hill, arguing modern GOP partisans use ideology to wield control. The piece critiques party responses to Newt Gingrich ethics charges, praising Ben Cardin and cautioning against partisan damage to government legitimacy.

Newt Gingrich Capitol Hill South Union Veterans' Grand Army of the Republic White House Congress House of Representatives Ethics Committee Gingrich Ben Cardin Cardin Ethics Commission Nancy Johingsons R-Dean Lamar Smith Maryland Roscoe Bartlett Bil Clinton New Gingrich Republic

Washington's lessons beyond Inauguration Day rhetoric

Insight on how news hides in contrast between grand inaugurations and Washington’s day to day politics. It highlights bipartisan misdeeds and deceptive messaging that linger after Clinton's Capitol appearance and Gingrich’s political saga, urging readers to seek past patterns to gauge current events.

Washington Clinton Capitol House of Representatives Newt Gingrich

Inauguration Day reception notes DeLay Gore face truth gaps

Martin Schram notes Democratic reception for Lanny Davis at Old Ebbitt Grill amid White House scandal coverage. Highlights Gingrich tax deductible money misuse and false statements, DeLay’s defense, Gore’s fund raiser mischaracterization, and media failure to contextualize deception.

White House Lanny Davis Democratic Leadership Council Ebbitt Grill Davis Congress House Ethics Committee Gingrich House Tom DeLay Texas CNN

City plans to open Culler Lake ice canceled by weather

Frederick city officials canceled plans to open Culler Lake to ice skaters as warm temperatures softened the ice and created holes. The water department sought a break in the East Patrick Street main line with leaks estimated up to 500000 gallons daily.

Culler Lake Frederick City Patrick Street William J. Davis

Setting an Example From Our Leader on Ethics and Action

The article cites Rep Roscoe Bartlett saying to delay the Speaker vote until ethics finalizes its report. He then voted to table the delay, enabling a Speaker vote that day. Bartlett also labeled Gingrich accusations as small potatoes. It notes a push to crack down on minor offenses to deter crime, criticizing leaders for not setting a good example. John Ford Thurmont.

Roscoe Bartlett House Ethics Committee Congressman Bartlett Bartlett Gingrich

Supporter Defends Confederate Plates in Maryland

A Frederick city resident defends the Sons of Confederate Veterans license plates amid criticism of Confederate symbols. The letter argues the flag and emblem honor southern heritage and counters claims of racism, noting personal experience and support from about 77 other plate holders.

Daniel Q. Mahone Marland Motor Vehicle Administration Sons of Confederate Veterans Mahone Frederick Frederick City MIVA Ioval Cnal Phrishan Jim United States

Letters on flags and school board reform prompt debate

A reader letter argues that Confederate and Stars and Stripes flags reflect complex histories and urges respectful discourse. Another piece from Martin Gross promotes nonpartisan elections for an elected Frederick County school board, stressing apolitical, issue based campaigns and direct democratic participation.

Martin Gross Frederick

Critics deem elected school boards political in Frederick County

Critics claim elected boards politicize appointment, but the process remains political whether appointed or elected. The governor's appointments reflect party skew, with Democrats underrepresented, suggesting the current method is not apolitical but inherently political and shaped by party dynamics.

Frederick County Democratic Republican Central Committees

Trapping Advocate Defends Steel Leghold Traps

Justin Frushour argues the steel jawed leghold trap is vital for wildlife management after finding a raccoon asleep in a trap and a sick red fox saved from spreading mange. He urges outdoorsmen to oppose anti trapping rhetoric and defend fur trapping practices.

Letters to the Editor Submissions Guidelines

The Frederick News-Post explains how to send letters to the editor including address details, phone contact, and email. It notes abridgment constraints and publication limitations due to volume and provides the street address Patrick Street and PO Box 587 in Frederick Maryland for submissions along with a contact phone and email.

Fredend Jens Pot Frederick News-Post Patrick St Fredenck Fox

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