Clinton White House faces scrutiny over FBI files scandal
Scripps Howard News Service notes that Clinton aides sparked controversy with misjudgments and cover ups, including the FBI files issue. It draws parallels to Watergate and Iran Contra while questioning the Clinton White House climate and the press corps portrayal.
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Maryland District Court celebrates 25 years and growth
The District Court marks its 25th anniversary on June 28, noting its shift from colonial era trial magistrates to a system praised for reducing corruption and bias. Edward L. Utz reports staffing has risen from 73 judges and 625 employees in 50 courthouses to 100 judges and 1,100 staff in 95 facilities.
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Public protest over Ku Klux Klan bedsheet rally in Baker Park
A local chorus of clergy and community groups organized a counter demonstration to the Ku Klux Klan rally, drawing hundreds including TV crews and press. The event exposed ongoing prejudice and the limits of protest, as demonstrators urged tolerance while critics argued that prayer meetings distract from real equality work.
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Frederick area rent adjustments spark tenant meeting
In Frederick 80 tenants and owners gathered at East Church Street OPA offices seeking information from visiting state officials. Local events included Kiwanis lunch at Francis Scott Key Hotel with milk industry briefing by B B Derrick, and Calvary Methodist Church vacation church school closing program led by Alta Ive with youth performers. Mayor Ronald N Young criticized Potomac Edison for installing unsightly meter boxes on South Market Street. The NCI awarded Litton Bionet tes a 28.5 million contract for Frederick Cancer Research Center operations. Fredericktowne Players staged a Bell History Days work on General Wilkinson treason trial, featuring David Adams as Wilkinson and Edward J. Campbell as Walter Jones.
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Downscale building rules sparks local housing debate
A Frederick reader criticizes easing building regulations and license fees cited by The Frederick News-Post. The letter argues such changes would favor builders like Marvin Ausherman, threaten local finances, raise taxes, and shift funds to other counties, warning against undermining planners and the region's growth.
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Frederick county housing reform sparks resident backlash
Letter from Karl W. Bickel of Monrovia argues low cost housing fuels decline in Frederick as homeowners flee and crime rises. He urges local officials to block builder incentives and labels COPS funding gaps as costly mismanagement affecting Frederick County Sheriff and police service funding.
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Frederick CountyMissed COPS funding for police programs
Frederick County Sheriff’s Office again did not receive a share of the federal COPS funding announced to add thousands of community policing officers nationwide. The May 15 grants supported 8,882 positions across more than 2,500 jurisdictions, leaving Frederick County underserved as Maryland agencies collectively received over 7.7 million dollars.
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Fairness in Thurmont rallies sparks equal rights debate
Holly Henning recalls June 8 rallies in Thurmont where a small Klan group held a peaceful event beside a ministerium gathering. She claims media bias, cites NAACP privileges, and calls for equal rights and coverage for all groups including white organizations.
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