Networks battle sleaze in family hour ratings 1995
The Media Research Center reports NBC led in obscenity during 8 to 9 p.m. family time for four weeks in 1995 with Fox second, CBS third, and ABC fourth. In sexual references Fox tops, followed by NBC, CBS and ABC. The think tank and 74 Congress members urge networks to restore the family hour, opposing sleaze and urging voluntary program changes.
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NBC
Fox
CBS
ABC
Media Research Center
Arlington
MRC
Congress
Variety
Family Hour
County BOCC funded education debate reveals loyalties to schools
Jan McCully notes the Fred ge County Board of County Commissioners work session on school funding. Commissioners Gray and Rhoderick push to fully fund the school board’s request, while others show limited support. The piece highlights funding mechanics, start up money fears, and staffing implications across high schools amid complex budget decisions.
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Fredge County
Dan Gadra
BOE
Hal Keller
Mona Hogan
BOCC
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Gan
Fortunat
Benge
Bas Junot
UHS
Hoke
Talameuris
ITE
Frederick County
Juvenile delinquency debate from Middletown letter
Charles E. Hubbard of Middletown argues rising juvenile delinquency in Frederick County, citing school break ins, vandalism, thefts, and neglect of parental supervision. He urges strict penalties for offenders, restitution to victims, and accountability for parents, urging community responsibility and stronger discipline.
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Middletown Valley
Frederick County
Middletown
Middletown Park
Charles E. Hubbard
Camp Detrick expansion eyed by War Department report
Reports cited in Colliers magazine indicate the Army Chemical Warfare Service plans to enlarge Camp Detrick with more land. Congressman Beall says War Department information confirms expansion plans for the so called Special Projects Division.
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Camp Detrick
Chemical Warfare Service
Special Projects Division
Collier's Magazine
J. Glenn Beall
War Department
the Arty
Leadership call on Bartlett over Thurmont Klan rally
Patrick Feeney Martin Malone and Ronald Pagnuceo of Mount St Marys College warn that the Klan gains visibility in hard economic times and amid intolerant politics. They urge Congressman Roscoe Bartlett in Maryland to show moral leadership during Thurmont events and address campaign donation ties to right wing militia groups.
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Patrick Feeney
Martin Malone
Ronald Pagnuceo
Mount St. Mary's College
Klan
U.S . Congress
Thurmont Klan
Dress Codes of the Fifties and Sixties Revisited
A reader argues that uniform dress codes in the 1950s and 1960s served as a cautious start toward discipline but fell short. The editorial contends schools used attire as a fashion show and demanded practical, distraction-free wear, while noting objections that uniforms can feel restrictive and cheaper clothing pressures arise.
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Fredv
Stop Polluting the Bay and Protect Its Life
Alyson H Ecalono urges action to curb fertilizer and pesticide pollution harming Bay ecosystems. Erosion carries mud into creeks, rivers, and the Chesapeake, blocking sunlight vital for underwater plants. She proposes signs, public vigilance, and trash cleanups to restore health and protect education funding priorities for Frederick County students.
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Bay
Chesapeake
Expensive Frederick County trip fuels board debate
Frederick County school board President James Cartlidge faced scrutiny over an costly Washington state trip to meet with Jack Dale's team. Critics question if taxpayer funds were wisely used as the school budget faced approval and oversight. The exchange hints at praise for Dr. Dale's intelligence and quick thinking, amid calls for accountability.
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Frederick County
James Cartlidge
Jack Dale
Washington State
Cartlidge
Dr. Dale
Cartridge
Unclear Fragment Discussing Extra Money Motive
The readable lines mention extra money and a cryptic phrase about teams, dates, and actions but lack coherent names, places, or events to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Campaigning at Linganore High sparks school talk
Steve Crawford defends guest lecturing at Linganore High School, citing credentials and leave from the University of Maryland. He rebuts Joan O Neill, says students too young to vote made speaking non campaign related, and claims no pay while on leave. He looks forward to further outreach.
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Linganore High
Joan O'Neill
Thad
Linganore High School
University of Maryland
School of Public Affairs
Singanore High
O'Neill
Donald
Vitors
Letters to the Editor in The Foodienck Never-Fest
A jumble of fragmented lines appears to be a Letters to the Editor item from The Foodienck Never-Fest edition. The readable segments reference names like Tek and Peet and a postal box, but many words are garbled. the piece resembles a confused reader submission page with contact details and partial phrases.
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Adee
Foodienck
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