Impressions appeal supports more parent input on book series
County officials defend continuing inclusion of the Impressions book series in public schools. The letter praises Superintendent Noel Farmer and School Board president Norman Quist for offering another chance for parental appeals while noting the series overall quality and limited portion that concerns critics.
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Rederick County
Noel Farmer
Farmer
Frederick County
Norman Quist
Race talk and political posturing in the Clinton Quayle era
The piece attacks how both Dan Quayle and Bill Clinton used race in a bruising campaign, notes Clinton's handling of Sister Souljah remarks, and argues that white media shape the race debate. It cites ministers like Rev Calvin Butts supporting Souljah and discusses black leadership, media double standards, and calls for honest dialogue.
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Dan Quayle
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Sister Souljah
Washington Post
Souljah
Calvin Butts
New York City
Jackson
Alex Haley
Robert Wood Foundation
Ininer-City
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Wall Street Journal
America
Quayle
Clmton
Malcolm X
Landow departs Mariané Democratic Party chair role
Nathan Landow resigns as chairman amid fundraising scrutiny and minimal returns for the state party. Critics note weak donor support and delays in campaign efforts while highlighting past party activity and shifting internal tensions.
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Nathan Landow
Mariané Democratic Party
Pempaubie
Landow
Dussneseman
Latrrlag
Dave
Aroma
Peepee
Dementelle
Asi
Faarman
Mats Berwich
Why Perot Withdrew From The Presidential Race
The piece argues Perot quit to avoid a disruptive run that could throw the election to the House. It cites deficits and a harsh reform plan, suggesting fear of scrutiny and burnout, while praising his push to force debate on debt and reforms.
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Billy Bob
Beaumont
Perot
Texas
Mil
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Wee Daddy Warbucks
Ross Perot
Ross
Ole Ross
Winston Churchill
Ross-the-man
Richard Darman
Bill Clinton
Red-Ink
Andrews Family Housed After Thurmont Fire Destruction
After a devastating Thurmont area fire left Clarence Andrews and his 10 children homeless, they relocated to a tenant house on Harry Stambaugh farm. Mayor William J Stoner reported large donations of furniture, food and utensils arriving to aid the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Andrews
Ther
Thurmont
Harry Stambaugh
William J Stoner
Fatherlessness and blame in public debate on illegitimacy
A reader letter argues against stereotyping in discussions of fatherlessness, noting high rates of living apart from biological fathers, links to poverty, and questions claims about violence. It urges constructive action over blame and suggests dialogue with fatherless youths and strong two parent homes.
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John Laughland
Laughland
Savings & Loan
Wall Street
Lauchiand
Leuchiand
Sncre
Fiery seer and mystery letters puzzle readers
A garbled OCR style piece describes a fiery seer and a mysterious historical figure, with references to a presentation, letters, and a riddle about a papery artifact. It mentions names, dates, and places in a fragmentary fashion, preserving the sense of a local page puzzle and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arevica
Controversy Over Impressions Books Sparks Letter War
The letter writers defend traditional values and accuse NOW and pro choice groups of manipulation. A July Frederick Post front page links to a controversial set of Impressions books said to sow fear and erode parental authority, fueling a broader debate on education, religion, and family bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOW
Pro-Choice
FLAG
Frederick Post
Cox
Maryland taxes push retirement rank in Money magazine
A Money Magazine July feature ranks Maryland as the second worst state to retire in due to rising property and gasoline taxes, escalating service fees, and ongoing General Assembly spending. Census data show 1980s out-migration from high tax states, affecting business decisions like Hershey Co locating a plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Magazine
Maryland
United States
General Assembly
Census Bureau
Hershey Company
Frederick County Citizens Council Highlights Local Volunteer Groups
Readers celebrate Frederick County volunteers and note strong local support for numerous agencies. A correction is issued regarding The Literacy Council of Frederick County and its founder and funding history with input from Meredith Mackles and others.
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Fredenck County
Frederick County
Atoe
Literacy Council
Frederck County
Mendith Mackles
Onts
Novareta
Rue Ridge
Virginia
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bles
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Woodsboro Recreation Commission
Donald Trimmer
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
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