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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1992

Page

6

Frederick County budget battle trims teachers pay hike

Frederick County commissioners cut local funding by 2.5 million for schools, affecting a planned teachers pay raise and step increases next year. State funding boosts of over 3 million offset part of the shortfall, but the board signals tighter local support. Debate centers on long term growth, new programs, and anticipated rises as enrollment climbs.

Winchester Hall Frederick County Frederick County Commissioners

Doc McClellan to retire from Frederick politics after 1994

The News Post confirms Delegate James E. McClellan will not seek re election after 1994. Friends recall his bold leadership guiding Carroll Creek project and Harry Grove Stadium while allies praise his courage and organizational skill.

James E Bob Doc News-Post McClellan Galen Clagett Clagett Carroll Creek Frederick Harry Grove Stadium Dr. McClellan Mr. Clagett Doc McClellan Ron Young Clagett, McClellan Young

Media moguls and politicos mingle at Bohemian Grove

At Bohemian Grove elite figures from government and industry converge for two booze drenched weeks. Media magnates including William F Buckley Jr and others reportedly rally to Grove rules while attempting to cover its rituals. Dirk Mathison, a People magazine former bureau chief, infiltrated camp and was expelled after being spotted by a Time Warner executive.

Washington Bohemian Grove the Grove Grove George Bush Kenry Kissinger Ronald Reagan John Akers William F. Buckley Jr Malcolm Forbes Los Angeles Times The Gumshoe People Magazine Dirk Mathison One Bass Mathison Time- Warner

Grove lore and power ties stain the Bohemian Club saga

A Jack Anderson column accuses Bohemian Grove of drift from its founding ideals as longtime Time-Warner ties and political influence loom. It cites San Francisco bureau shutdown, Manhattan Project whispers, Nixon comeback lore, and protests. The piece portrays elite networking shaping policy and campaigns.

Mathison Time- Warner Grove Time-Warner San Francisco Bohemian Club the Grove Edward Teller Ernest Lawrence Luis Alvarez University of California Dale van Atta Richard Nixon Nixon United States Bohemian Grove America White House George Schultz Schultz General Accounting Office Congress Defense Richard Cheney Sonoma County Mary Moore

Dynamite mishap near Frederick prompts safety warnings

Fifty years ago on June 5 1942 lime company work gangs near Frederick set off dynamite placed earlier as a storm lightning struck prematurely. One worker narrowly escaped injury. Ernest C Speaks urged stepped up milk production to protect Washington DC market. St Johns High became Prospect High with Dr Celadonio Ramirez named administrator. Frederick County Art in the Park reported a perfect day until showers closed events. Cub Scouts gathered trash as Beautying America Week activities. Denison University editor Suzi Harriss to intern at The Frederick News Post.

M.J. Grove Lime Company Frederick Ernest C. Speaks Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers Association Frederick County Maryland District of Columbia Mr. Speaks Washington, D.C Suzi Harriss Denisonian Denison University Granville Ohio Frederick News-Post Gov. Thomas Johnson High Salvation Army E.B. Harriss Elm St

Wake up Dan Quayle on single mothers 1992 debate

Donna A Thompson of Frederick criticizes vice president Dan Quayle for remarks denigrating single mothers and endorsing two parent families. She argues women have the right to choose motherhood, citing Murphy Brown as example and defending the value of single parenting amidst political rhetoric.

Dan Quayle Quayle Murphy Brown Murphy

Solomon and the rioters in a divided time

A terse column reflecting on civil unrest, citing King Solomon and historic ideals to urge unity. The writer questions rioting and looting across races, warns of wealth erosion, and stresses that Americans of all colors should build rather than tear down the nation. Donald L. Droneburg from Frederick signs off.

Solomon

Veterans honored as flags placed at 36 cemeteries

In a letter from Bryan M. Hisley chairing FSK Post 11 Flag Committee, Frederick County cemeteries receive over 4,000 flags for veterans, noting maps aid in locating graves and apologies for misses. Ellen Horton adds a second letter about dining with no smoking sections, citing Mealey's remodel and smoke-free choices.

Virginia Rogers Frederick County American Legion Post Resthaven Memorial Gardens FSK #11 Frederick Resthaven American Legion United States Legion Rogers Bryan M. Hisley FSK the American Legion

Why restaurants need non smoking sections

L expresses satisfaction with a May 15 eating out photo on Mealey's noting the lack of a no smoking section as a key complaint. The piece argues non smokers have the right to fresh air while dining and criticizes restaurants for not offering a no smoking area.

Mealey’s Bill Pritchard Mealey's

Parade Route Sparks Frustration in Frederick

A Maryland firefighters parade drew a large downtown turnout but angered residents as roadblocks blocked access to avenues near homes. One driver reports weaving around barriers to reach his apartment before the event began.

Frederick Freedom

Don’t brag on Carroll Creek project

A Thurmont resident William B. Bruchey laments Carroll Creek changes in Frederick. He recalls a once lively, native ecosystem with fish, frogs, mayflies, and crawfish. He condemns the project as destroying a heritage and warns future generations will miss the creek’s former beauty.

Carroll Creek Frederick

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