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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1997

Page

6

Ballenger Creek students donate supplies to Harlem elementary

Four Ballenger Creek students principal Larry Cassell a teacher and three parents delivered 12 large boxes of pencils paper binders crayons markers books and glue sticks to a Harlem school with crowded spaces. The donation addresses basic needs as the two schools share a cross cultural learning experience fostering student contact beyond local borders.

Connectior Mount St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Spanish Harlem New York City Frederick County Ballenger Creek Larry Cassell Harlem

Maryland GOP splits over Glendening clash and right wing oaths

Maryland Republicans quarrel over internal divisions as Speaker Casper Taylor challenges the gubernatorial incumbent. The Maryland Republican Club presses for primary opposition to fellow Republicans, citing votes and policy stances amid ongoing intra party strife.

Republican Club of Maryland Casper Taylor Shepard Frederick Charles McC. Mathias Jr Senate Bill Brock Sabatino Thomas P Tip Republican Club Ellen Sauerbrey Millersville John Gary Sauerbrew Anne Arundel County Robert Neail Jack Cade

Pelosi Slams Clinton Chi Photo Over Rights Record

In a candid critique, Nancy Pelosi denounces the Oval Office meeting between President Clinton and Gen Chi Huatian, citing China's ongoing torture and political prison abuses. She criticizes trade priorities over human rights, the lobbying influence on policy, and the CIA biography omission of Tiananmen Massacre details.

Oval Office Chi Huatian Gen. Chi People’s Liberation Army Tiananmen Square Congress Free World Potomac Nancy Pelosi California Clinton Dalai Lama Harry Wu New Human Rights Watch World Report China Tibet Pelosi Gen Chi U.S United Nations San Francisco Washington Sandy Berger Hogan & Hartson Law Firm Tony Lake Jiang Zemin CIA White House Newspaper Enterprise Assoc

Four escapees flee central Pennsylvania in taxi caper

Four inmates who escaped Frederick County Jail last night hijacked a taxi driven by Mehri L. Hobbs at 2 am. They forced him to Lewistown then far afield to Gettysburg where they left him bound. Hobbs freed himself and alerted Gettysburg PD.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Pennsylvania Frederick County Mehri L. Hobbs W. Patrick St Lewistown Gettysburg Kenneth Tawney York Street

Architects deserve credit in Frederick building stories

Jennifer Mott Hamrick urges the Frederick News-Post to add architect names to new building articles. She argues public recognition of designers raises design awareness, improves the town, and helps attract business, calling for more visible credit in future reports.

Salvation Army Frederick Virginia Frederick County Frederick News-Post

Auction warning on repved reps in East Washington County

An auction facility in east Washington County faced an incident on January 11. The warning stresses consumer vigilance against reproduced items like Nippon Roseville and Fiestaware, noting many consignors may not know bargains are replicas. Laminated reference cards from antique magazines can help buyers distinguish originals from reproductions.

Washington County Nippon Roseville

Letters caution buyers on contracts and con artists

A Mary Ford letter from Mount Airy warns readers to scrutinize contracts before hiring services, verify establishments and dealings, beware charming displays, and educate themselves before bidding or committing. The writer admits a recent bid turned out to be a repro and urges readers to consult others and read articles.

Conscience Tense At GOP Dinner On House Speaker Vote

At a January 8 GOP dinner honoring Haley Barbour, whispers spread that some members would be excluded from the inner circle for opposing Newt Gingrich as speaker. Edward Gillespie said inform others of sentiments. leaders denied retribution. Four GOP lawmakers backed rivals or voted present, including Constance Morella of Maryland. The piece invites reflection on personal conscience versus party unity.

Haley Barbour Newt House Edward Gillespie RNC Gingrich Constance Morella Maryland Connie

Dismantling Racial Barriers Through Understanding

Judy Ann Echols reflects on living in a mostly Black community and the prejudice faced by whites. She argues prejudice harms all and calls for courage to learn, communicate, and grow together across races to create a better, more inclusive society.

Letters to the Frederick News-Post for publication

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with writer name address and phone numbers for verification. Due to high volume not all letters may be published. Send by mail to Letters to the Editor Frederick News Post 200 Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or by email to letters@redneysposi.com or call 662-8299.

Frederick Mews Pott Newt Post Fredenck News-Post Patrick St P.O

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