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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1995

Page

7

Maryland Defense Force advocate calls for Fort Ritchie handover

Harold W. Bolinger argues against a large federal military presence in peacetime. He urges Maryland to restore the Maryland Defense Force, transfer Fort Ritchie to state training, fund MDDF through the General Assembly, and remove U S presidential powers in peace. Bolinger, Frederick executive VP of the Maryland Conservative Union, advocates downsizing federal defense.

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Frederick Brewing Co response to Baker Park beer policy debate

Kevin Brannon of Frederick Brewing Co refutes claims linking the company to efforts to liberalize city park beer rules. He asserts no involvement with ordinances, defends industry standards, and emphasizes focus on responsible consumption and public debate rather than corporate gain.

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Frederick Festival of the Arts Opens With Arts Market and Performances

Barbara Craig reports Frederick's arts festival drawing up to 30 000 visitors to Carroll Creek Promenade. The private nonprofit event features 130 juried artists, 15 literary contributors, a children's tent, and concerts from Comedy Pigs to the Al Williams Band with Mary Ann Redmond. Organizers emphasize arts support, future profitability, and reinvestment in local arts groups as they seek board expansion and city alignment. The festival runs Friday noon to 6 pm and weekend hours with admission suggestions of 2 dollars Friday and 3 dollars Saturday and Sunday.

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Meachumology and gun rights feud sparked by Meachum column

Gary L. Thompson criticizes Roy Meachum for endorsing gun control while condemning leftist tactics. He accuses Democrats of protecting urban gangs and blames Reno and Clinton-era actions for the Waco and Oklahoma City fallout, arguing conservatives face political targets. Thompson signs from Frederick.

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