Bartlett's 1992 Battle Shapes 1994 Race Talk
Republicans consider challenging Rep. Roscoe Bartlett amid talk he faces vulnerability after a six month record. The piece recalls Bartlett's 1992 race against Beverly Byron, noting Del. Thomas Hattery's upset victory and Bartlett's willingness to enter tough contests, arguing voters should remember who stood to face Byron.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Congress
Dr. Bartlett
Beverly Byron
del. Thomas Hattery
Mr. Hattery
Fed
Bartlett Aide Fired After Turbulent Maryland Campaign Cycle
Tim Woodford lost his job as chief of staff to Rep. Roscoe Bartlett amid a year of negative campaigning and infighting. Hogan potential bid and Byron comeback fear shape Western Maryland politics as Bartlett signals lean, cautious reorganization with a new Washington aide from the GOP Study Group.
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Tim Woodford
Roscoe Bartlett
Larry Hogan
Maryland
Capitol Hill
Rep
Bartlett
Beverly Byron
Tom Hattery
Byron
6Th Congressional District
Joe Leihert
Frederick
Leichert
Washington
Herman
GOP
Anita Stup
Mr. Hattery
Dr. Bartlett
Galen Clagett
Democratic Central Committees
Hattery
Clagett
Hogan
Congress
Design Road
Rep. Bartlett
Woodford
Bartlett Epploness
Are Americans Becoming Wimps Over Jurassic Park
A columnist criticizes a child psychologist claiming Jurassic Park is too scary for kids and warns against inflating fears. He recalls past horror films and questions whether modern generations are unduly traumatized or labeled abnormal for enjoying intense cinema.
Nostalgia and fears in movies and childhood
The piece reflects on growing up with horror comic books and monster films, arguing later generations face more psychology and safety concerns. It contrasts past punishments with today’s 911 culture, notes rising child anxieties from drugs and predators, and ends comparing Jurassic Park to older scares like Night of the Living Dead.
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Oprah
Forty Nine Years Since Organizing Blame and Bond Evasion
FBI agents notified Frederick Sheriff Horace M. Alexander that union organizer George Wilson Blake, wanted on assault and sodomy charges, had been nabbed in Portland, Oregon. Blake had jumped bond in Frederick and San Diego, and was last known serving a San Francisco prison term. Sheriff sought answers on whether Blake escaped San Francisco prison or was released without securing Frederick County retainers. Meanwhile Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer addressed 84 Fort Ritchie naturalizations in Frederick Court House, noting candidates represented over a dozen nationalities. Tensions emerged in Sheriff Baumgartner’s embezzlement trial as 32 counts exposed strained relations with the Frederick County Commissioners. HL Mills station resumed selling kerosene and diesel after a four week hiatus as supply quotas loomed. At Victor Cullen School, James M. Dean and juvenile services opened new facilities while staff hunted for two boys missing after breakfast.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frederick
Horace M. Alexander
George Wilson Blake
Portland
Ore
Alexander
Blake
San Diego
Calif
San Francisco
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Fort Ritchie
Frederick Court House
FBI
Victor Cullen
James M. Dean
Department of Juvenile Services
Sabillasville
Contention Over Clinton's Vietnam Speech On Memorial Day
A reader condemns President Bill Clinton for not serving in Vietnam and for his Memorial Day remarks at the Vietnam Memorial. The author asserts that Clinton failed to honor fallen service members and contrasts his stance with revered American leaders. The piece laments perceived abandonment of duty and calls for accountability to those who served and sacrificed.
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Clinton
Vietnam
Moscow
America
Bill Clinton
Son
Lincoln
Patrick Henry
General Washington
Valley Forge
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
Letters Attack Clinton for President and Commander in Chief
Phillip A. Martin Jr. of Frederick writes in a letter to the editor denouncing the idea of Bill Clinton as President and Commander in Chief. He argues Americans deserve better and signs as Capt. Inactive Ready Reserve.
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Bill Clinton
United States of America
Phillip A. Martin Jr
Frederick
Tax and spend: A Thurmont reader critiques Clinton policy
Rita E Downey urges opposition to the deficit package, arguing it burdens middle income Americans and would fail to reduce debt. The letter calls for nationwide action, asking readers to contact senators and the White House to demand fiscal restraint and end wasteful spending.
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Popeye
Clinton
Middle America
Congress
Bush
White House
Meachum's compassion for Samn Huffer
Susie H Pedersen of Adamstown writes in support of Roy Meachum's Day in court column about Sama Huffer. She emphasizes his compassion, defends his character, and urges a swift resolution so he can return to teaching in September amid ongoing accusations and public scrutiny.
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Roy Meachum
Mr. Meachum
Samn Huffer
Sama
Samu
Sama Huffer
Letters to the Editor Address and Fax Details
The Frederick News-Post invites readers to send letters to the editor. Include correspondence options by mail to 200 E. Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or by fax at 6628299.
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Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick St
P.O
Frederick
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Michael Powell
Frederick, MD
Roscoe
Bev Byron
Fort Worth
Costa Rica
Jack Payton
Scripps Howard News Service
News-Post
Richard O. Baumgartner
Robert J. Green
Rockville
HL. Mills
East Patrick Street
Austin Shepley
Rita E, Downey Thurmont
Meachum
Susie H. Pedersen
Adamstown
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