Clinton Visits Frederick to Highlight Housing and Economic Gains
President Clinton toured River Walk development in Frederick to spotlight affordable housing for first time buyers and tie the visit to a report that new home construction is rising. He cited his deficit reduction plan as keeping interest rates low to aid buyers, with local residents and workers in attendance.
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Clinton
Ryan Homes
Frederick
River Walk
Fredericktowne
Banner School
Mr. Clinton
Camp David
Summer cinema sampler hits Frederick with hot 1990s vibe
A Memorial Day weekend cinema roundup in Frederick showcases Menace II Society and Super Mario Bros as bold summer bets. The review praises Stallone cliffhanger Cliffhanger for action, Made in America for Goldberg and ensemble warmth, while noting plot quirks and CGI gimmicks across titles.
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Frederick
Nintendo
Roger Rabbit
Bob Hoskins
Luigi Mario
John Leguzamo
Dennis Hopper
Dennis the Menace
Arnold Schwarzeneggar
Sylvester Stallone
Alps
Rockies
Hollywood
Pauline
Mr. Stallone
John Lithgow
Stallone
Rock
America
Whoopi Goldberg
Ted Danson
Sam
Ms. Goldberg
Mr. Dawson
Clinton visits Washington and Frederick amid public scrutiny
The article discusses President Bill Clinton engaging with ordinary Americans in Washington and Frederick, outlining hopes that events with the public will showcase a different side of his leadership. It notes public distrust of the press and mentions his notable $200 haircut and public-relations challenges.
Ann McFeatters on Clinton and the press dynamics
Ann McFeatters argues the presidency faces a clash with a relentless press and a public hungry for clarity. She notes the president’s shifting messages, critiques of his handling of Bosnia and tax plans, and urges focus on real decisions over trivial pursuits.
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Clinton
Bosnia
White House
Ann McFeathers
Scripps Howard News Service
Canning Labor, Lions, and Park Art Highlight Frederick Events
U S employment officials warn canning labor in Frederick County stays tight though not as severe as elsewhere. A mad dog was shot on South Court Street by City Dog Catcher M C Smith. owner unknown. Weatherman confirms 92 degree high, heat to linger. G Raymond Shipley elected president of the Frederick Lions Club with officers named. State senators and a county commissioner endorse dialogue to resolve a teacher trustee dispute at Frederick Community College. Art in the Park at Baker Park draws 125 artists. FCC teachers plan leafleting across the county.
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U.S
Frederick County
Armed Services
South Court Street
Patrick Street
M.C. Smith
Edward Thomas
Frederick Carroll
Charles Smelser
Frederick- Carroll
Lawrence Dorsey
Frederick Community College
National Education Association
George Gameson
Ester F. Wilfong
Frederick
California
Church at odds with neighbors sparks May 27 debate
Mount Airy reader Dick Kirkpatrick praises the church and its 20 self help groups aiding alcohol and drug recovery, contrasts costly incarceration and hospital options, and urges Alderpersons Bill Lee and Sally Murphy to craft a community solution that funds life saving programs.
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Bill Lee
Sally Murphy
Call for Expanded Minority Sensitivity Training in Frederick County Schools
The Minority Affairs Committee urges broader minority sensitivity training for all Frederick County teachers. While a multicultural course exists and benefits the 20 teachers who take graduate credit, many teachers remain untrained. The committee recommends periodic workshops and follow-up meetings to better serve a growing multiethnic student population.
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Board of Education
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Multicultural education and policy in Frederick County
Sushil Bhattacharjee urges multicultural sensitivity training and a staff coordinator to improve education equity. Laurie Kornbaum, Frederick Teens for Life president, questions the Freedom of Choice Act’s definitions of fetal viability and health, citing polls on abortion restrictions and urging citizen discernment.
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Frederick County
Gray vocal against vesting plan in county retirement
Frederick County commissioner David Gray writes to challenge an editorial claim that the commissioners acted unanimously on adopting the county retirement and vesting plan. He states he opposed the plan and voted against its hasty adoption until financial issues were resolved.
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David Gray
Frederick County
Freedom of Choice Act debate and claims
A letter response counters claims about FOCA alleging it codifies Roe v Wade with no exceptions and allowing no medically necessary restrictions, citing remarks by Rep Don Edwards and asserting the act’s stance on abortion rights and fetal viability.
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J. Lynn Stimmel
Stimmel
Rep
Don Edwards
D-Ca
NARAL
C-Span
Summel
Seatbelt Debate: No Belts on School Buses
Brent Corsette of Monrovia argues against seatbelts on school buses. He cites limited space for bags and seating, potential seat sharing issues, and the need for more seats. He presents several objections to mandatory belts.
Letter writers contact details for The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites letters to the editor. Sent by mail to Letters to the Editor at 200 N Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or by telefax to 682-8299.
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Frederick
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Roy Meachum
Bill Clinton
Washington
Kiwanis Club
Oval Office
Ann McFeatters
FBI
News-Post
G. Raymond Shipley
Baker Park
FCC
Holiday Inn Frederick
Dick Kirkpatrick
Mount Airy
Doe
States
American Civil Liberties Union
Laurie Kornbaul
Frederick Teens For Life Thurmont
Gray
Brent Corsette
Monrovia
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