Maryland Republicans seek unity to challenge Democrats in 1996
Maryland Republicans meeting in Ocean City press state unity as key to a national race with Bob Dole and Phil Gramm favored by many. Analysts note Maryland’s history of weak GOP clout, the Sauerbrey Bentley split costing 1994, and fears of repeating missteps in 1996.
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Maryland’s crime panic voiced by Teets at Myversville
G. Lee Teets warns Maryland rising danger as violent crime climbs among teens and teachers, criticizing state and local leaders for lenient sentencing and misguided priorities. He argues citizens must demand tougher protections and criticizes legislative acts benefiting special interests while crime spreads from Montgomery, Prince George’s, and New York City into Frederick County.
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Myversville
Dole Gingrich race could be disaster in 1996
The analysis says Newt Gingrich could use media access to advance the House GOP agenda if he stays in a campaign role but a rival bid against Senate leader Bob Dole could destroy party unity. A Republican senator warns that a Gingrich run against Dole would be unacceptable and hinder legislative progress.
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Gingrich Faces Presidential Drift Inside GOP Power Struggle
GOP senators and House leaders frame Newt Gingrich as a potential pressure leader rather than a campaign entrant. Santorum says Gingrich seeks ideological leadership, while others warn a bid could fracture Congress and favor Bill Clinton. If Gingrich runs early, Republicans risk a civil war during 1995 battles. Morton Kondracke, Roll Call executive editor.
Memorial and WWII Honor Roll dedication in Frederick
Frederick County prepares a World War II Honor Roll dedication at Court House Park with a State Guard band and American War Dads group aiding sponsors. Details cover a 1944 B 17 crash, prisoner liberation, a French trip to visit a fallen comrade, Flag Day ceremony at Frederick Towne Mall, and Congressman Byron leading a Appalachian Trail hike seeking national park status for Monocacy Battlefield.
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Court House Park
State Guard
7Th Battalion
Frederick
Goodloe E. Byron
U.S
Monocacy Battlefield
Byron
Dangerous intersection near Hyattstown prompts warnings
Residents and local officials denounce the Md 75 Lewisdale Road junction near Hyattstown Frederick County as unsafe. Poor visibility and high speeds worsen conditions during mornings and evenings with accidents likely to rise unless traffic improvements are made. Suspects include Susan Kenney Ellen Hendershot and Sarah Camarda.
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Frederick County
MD. 75
Lewisdale Road
Hyattstown
Paying respect to Vietnam vets Rolling Thunder ride
On Sunday May 28 about 150 motorcyclists gathered at the Frederick Harley-Davidson dealer to be escorted by police to Washington D C The riders hailed from Florida Michigan Pennsylvania Maryland and other states aiming to honor Vietnam veterans and press for the return of prisoners of war and missing in action.
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Frederick
Washington
D.C
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rolling Thunder
United States
Rolling Thunder parade shows bikers' support for veterans
Letters praise about 100,000 motorcycles gathering from Australia and beyond for a Toy Run fundraiser. Communities like Vietnam Vets Motorcycle Club and Harley Owners Group attended. Authors urge The Frederick News-Post to better cover bikers' civic efforts and recognize their contributions.
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Vietnam Vets Motorcycle Club
Harley Owners Group
U.S
Frederick News-Post
Maryland's Tomorrow Scholarships Not Federally Funded
A Maryland's Tomorrow program in Frederick clarifies that its student scholarships come from the local Private Industry Council and not federal funds. The PIC serves as the program's board, highlighting a unique local collaboration with business and community benefit.
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Tomorrow
Citizens urge preserving arts program in local schools
John and Cindy Sauter of Brunswick respond to a June article in the Frederick News-Post on education budget cuts. They argue Visual and Performing Arts are essential, reduce negative behavior, and should not be curtailed or replaced by bused options. They suggest funding via parental fees or college credit hour models.
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Frederick News-Post
Thomas Johnson High School
Letters to the Editor Or Telefax Your Letter
A brief notice invites readers to send letters to the editor or telefax them to the given number 662-8299. It emphasizes reader input and provides the contact method for submissions.
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