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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1996

Page

6

District candidates' forum sparsely attended in Frederick

Frederick residents missed a chance to hear six candidates at Winchester Hall. Republicans Bartlett Kubricky Parker did not attend while Democrat Crawford also skipped. Democrats Alensworth Koontz Osmundson spoke on wage policy and social issues. Osmundson offered vague responses on CIA drug activity and Chinese language gaps. Primary looms, turnout noted as disappointing.

Roscoe Bartlett John Kubricky Frederic Parker Howard County Stephen Crawford Frederick Don Alensworth Hagerstown David Koontz David Osmundson Sykesville Allensworth CIA State Department Osmundson

Public figures urge restraint after regional violence

Roy Meachum laments rising deaths in the Middle East and Cuba related crises. He condemns government failures, questions justifications for violence, and urges decisive action by U S agencies to prevent further loss of life. He criticizes exiles and calls for stronger safety measures and policy priorities.

Straits Florida Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat Jerusalem Secret Service Hebron West Bank Yitzhak Rabin Middle East Soviet Union Fidelistas United States FAA America

Lemon seeds and a Buchanan nightmare for the GOP

The piece argues that Nixon’s 1968 strategy planted the lemon that became Pat Buchanan, tracing a political descent through Reagan and Gingrich to today. It paints the Republican coalition as now dominated by anti integrationists, gun advocates, religious fundamentalists, conspiracy theorists, and loud media voices.

Patrick Buchanan George McGovern Pat Buchanan Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Nixon Alabama George Wallace Washington Ronald Reagan Newt Gingrich

Buchanan's Threat to Two-Party Balance in US Politics

The piece criticizes Pat Buchanan as a dangerous GOP figure whose rhetoric and past associations, including links to Nixon and Reagan, could destabilize the two party system. It argues his extremism, admiration for dictators, and controversial statements would harm democratic norms and alienate broad political factions.

Castro Cuba United States Havana Bay of Pigs New World Lenin Sican Wall Street Washington Buchanan Ross Perot Pat Buchanan Francisco Franco Spain Augusto Pinochet Chile Richard Nixon Reagan White House Nixon William Gavin George Wallace Georgetown Reagan Larry Speakes

Frederick officials debate funding for youth recreation plan

City leaders and Rev. Samuel S. Johnson weigh how to finance a $10,000 annual citywide youth recreation program. Maj Gen Milton A. Reckord announces reorganization of the 115th Infantry into a 29th Division regiment with limited colonel options. County Commissioners pledge to discuss equitable tax sharing with Frederick. The Board of Education nears ratification with the Frederick County Teachers Association. Six News-Post staffers win Maryland Delaware DC press awards for photography writing and editorial work.

Samuel S. Johnson Frederick Milton A. Reckord Maryland First Infantry Maryland National Guard Reckord Frederick News-Post South Market Street Lee Short

Mystery of who targets Tim Ferguson teased at Frederick News-Post

John C. Laughland questions editor George B Delaplaine Jr and many staff at The Frederick News-Post in a satirical column about suspects behind Tim Ferguson's press attention. The piece hints at internal office patterns and front page decisions.

George B. Delaplaine Jr Tim Ferguson Frederick News-Post Dan Burns Roscoe Bartlett Dan George

Damascus Projects Seek Funding in County CIP Plan

Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan proposes funds for two Damascus projects in the Capital Improvements Budget. A-12 Woodfield Road extension aims to ease congestion, while initial planning for a Damascus youth activity center progresses with support from Peggy Stone and the Northern Area Recreation Advisory Board. Residents are urged to contact County Council to express backing for these efforts.

Montgomery County Doug Duncan Damascus Woodfield Road Neal Potter CIP Potter Peggy Stone Northern Area Recreation Advisory Board

Damascus Chamber Backs Port Projects in CIP

Randy L. Scritchfield, president of the Damascus Chamber of Commerce, urges that two port projects remain in the Capital Improvement Program, saying they are important to Damascus and should stay included.

Damascus CIP Randy L. Scritchfield

City Hall praised as great workplace amid bold local plans

City Engineer Mark T. Scire defends Mayor Jim Grimes and the Frederick administration while noting ongoing projects like McCain Drive Rosemont Avenue Montevue Lane and the Jobs Pathways Eastern Arterial Roadway Airport Master Plan and takeoff pattern studies. Robert M. Forder criticizes hostile mob behavior at meetings.

Frederick Jim Grimes Board of Aldermen McCain Drive Rosemont Avenue Montevue Lane Grimes City Hall

Embarrassed by mob actions at Feb hearing

Attendee recalls the February 17 meeting on financing Baltimore NFL stadium and Redskins stadium improvements in Prince George's County. He describes embarrassment over the impolite behavior of most attendees and notes his firm stance on the issue.

Baltimore Prince George's County

Remember the sacrifices of women voters on March 5

Margaret Hays, president of the Frederick County National Organization for Women, urges women to vote on the primary date Tuesday March 5. She cites historical struggles for suffrage from Abigail Adams to 1920 and calls readers to register for the fall general election if not yet registered.

Abigail Adams New American Republic Margaret Hays Frederick County National Organization For Women

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites readers to submit letters with name, address, and phone number for verification. Due to high volume, publication cannot be guaranteed. Letters may be faxed to the newspaper or mailed to the Frederick address and P.O. Box.

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