Maryland Democrats boast name power in 1994 races
Democrats lead with Kathleen Kennedy Townsend as lieutenant governor, Kathleen Townsend and Martin O Malley among top contenders for Baltimore mayor and county posts. Dutch Ruppersberger Wayne Cunty and Doug Duncan cited as high name-recognition figures with fundraising strength. Republican field includes Audrey E Scott of Bowie and John Kane of ElrEdge.
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Fresh faces urged to lead Maryland Republicans to victory
The editorial urges a stronger two party system in Maryland and questions current GOP leaders. It cites Connie Morella and Bob Ehrlich as known figures while proposing fresh candidates like Elen Sauerbrey or Scott or Kane to energize a statewide bid. It argues for better politics, campaigns, and leadership through new faces.
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Sad spectacle surrounds Interfaith funding clash and IRS questions
The piece depicts a public dispute over Interfaith’s 990 form and lobbying questions, citing Executive Director Reynolds and critics like Mr Thariete. It mentions IRS warnings, NA responses, and calls from Lennie to improve housing programs as controversy swirls and media coverage widens.
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Bush labeled extreme right wing nominee slate criticizes race policy
NAACP leader Julian Bond at New Orleans convention accuses President Bush of courting Taliban wing figures and appointing Cabinet members devoted to them. Bond cites Powell and Paige as minority appointees while decrying moves seen as pandering to black leaders. He questions the administration's stance on education funding, civil rights, and Vieques training amid broader political tensions.
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Middletown and Frederick County Society and Events
A flood of brief notices covers a West 13th Street fishing report a stage appearance at City Opera House and a War Memorial ceremony. Local artists exhibit at Shab Row Art Festival and a list of exhibitors includes numerous named creators. Frederick City Board names Carl L. Culler to a commission and explains alternate positions. Lilypons Water Gardens feature a festival with regional visitors. County municipalities discuss tying into the county data processing network.
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Black Book Boulevard proposed as street name change
reader Lynn Brooks of Lynchburg Virginia suggests renaming a Frederick Maryland street. the note cites evolving street names from Jobs Fathoray to Grimes Boulevard to Monocacy Boulevard and proposes Black Book Boulevard to resolve political scandal and PR issues.
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Mooney Supporter Slams Editorial in The Frederick News-Post
Alister C. Anderson, Chaplain (Colonel) US Army Ret, endorses Mooney for Senate after criticizing a July editorial. He cites Joseph Conrad and Armando Valladares to defend Mooney against foes and accuses the piece of bias while recalling Castro era grievances.
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Photo of deputy surprises as bikers enjoy summer day
A photo shows a deputy exposed as a woman’s inquiry unfolds. The deputy says no harm was intended and was taken by surprise during a ride by volunteers and bikers, described as a casual summer gathering in Monrovia. Dave Adams reports.
Ground swell or swelled head in Frederick Gazette
Reporter Carl Harkinson writes from Frederick about the mayor facing pressure from supporters and skeptics regarding whether to remain in office. The piece questions the mayor’s resolve and asks if he should gauge voter backing before deciding to stay or leave.
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Left turn arrow hoped for at Seventh Street U.S. 15 entrance
Reader letters praise traffic signal, request left turn arrow at Seventh Street entrance to U.S. 15 north. After inquiries, state highway authority confirms no left turn phasing now, with a modification planned by year end. Randy Sheets.
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Campaign finance reform needs now in Congress
The Frederick editor urges immediate action on campaign finance reform after McCain Feingold passage, warning of money in return and dirty hands. He notes House opposition and cites lawmakers like Roscoe Bartlett and Ney, urging renewal and a decisive, timely chance for reform.
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Bush tax cut costs and letters to recipients
President George Bush faces criticism over the expense of notifying every recipient of the tax cut by letter. Critics say printing and distribution waste government funds and suggest reallocating money elsewhere. Murray Childs highlights the wasteful cost in Washington.
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Letters to the Editor Policies and Contact
The Frederick News Post outlines exclusive publication of signed letters. It lists submission methods via mail fax and email and notes volume limits and the policy on poetry or religious verse.
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