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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1992
Page
6
Remember the long struggle over covered loads on trucks and the failed bills before 1989. The rule is now in effect this month and drivers must comply. Also notes praise for local police chief changes and Toys for Tots efforts in Brunswick and Frederick communities.
Roy Meachum surveys how politicians spin media battles to boost coverage. The piece traces press power from Lyndon Johnson through the Hart Robb era to Clinton, noting consultants, cameras, and public fascination with private lives drive campaigns and circulation.
A report warns of doctor owned labs and self referrals boosting tests and costs. It cites Holter monitors and other imaging devices as profit sources, with Florida and California leading the trend. lawmakers push bills to ban such ownership while medical groups resist.
Gov Herbert R O Conor said the State Department of Education weighs ending high school in early May so students may work on farms. Frederick Board of Aldermen tasked City Engineer to list county wide postwar projects to ease unemployment as defense spending slows.
Barbara Emmett of Frederick questions public funding for an artwork showing a known figure’s nude imagery. She argues the painting harms viewers, recalls Desert Storm and Saddam Hussein crimes, and calls for private showings instead of tax-supported displays.
A Frederick Post letter from January 20 by Austin Bohn argues that Frederick County commissioners are considering budgeting for and hiring a county manager. The writer urges the commissioners to resign if they cannot perform the duties they were elected to and let others take the job. Johnsville.
A reader supports the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center and freedom of speech while urging careful art selection. They argue funding should not discard artistic integrity nor community sensitivity, citing Michelangelo and Raphael as contrasts to less inspiring nudes and questioning war commentary.
Claire K Daly criticizes a political cartoon showing a nude Dolly Parton with the President, denouncing it as sensational and lacking intelligent ideas. The letter questions humor and urges support for the art center while asking what the artwork means to the selection committee.
In two afternoons at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center a painting and its message provoke sharp reactions. Viewers enter, sneer, then walk away while the wall card reveals an antiwar interpretation that contrasts with audience taste.
A reader urges mass replacement of delegates and the governor for inaction and rising deficits. He attacks lawmakers for delaying bills and layoffs while criticizing budget growth from millions to billions. He calls for all delegates and governor to be voted out and replaced with new faces. Thurmont.
Christopher Fowler argues the Persian Gulf War banished Vietnam era doubts about public support and media portrayal. He contends the war strengthened unity, boosted troop reception, and shifted attitudes toward using force versus nonmilitary means to achieve international goals.
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