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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1999

Page

4

Baseball ties and town support kept despite weather and leases

Community observers praise the Keys minor league presence at Harry Grove Stadium in Frederick, noting sustained fan support and economic benefits. The article discusses a proposed lease shift to expand Keys involvement in maintenance, a shared study cost of 40000, and a broader need to maintain city partnership while preserving the local baseball scene.

Florida The Keys Orioles Harry Grove Stadium Frederick Montgomery County Camden Yards Ravens Harry Grove Leats Field Baseball Limited Partnership Frederick City Fine Arts Quebec Montreal Expos

ACLU civic liberal legacy and its controversial decades

The piece critiques the American Civil Liberties Union as a long dominant liberal force shaping American civil rights. It claims ACLU supports leftist causes, once urged to deinstitutionalize mental patients, leading to consequences like rising homelessness among the mentally ill since 1980.

American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Skokie Ill Lefty

ACRU forms to challenge the ACLU on civil rights turf

William A. Rusher notes the creation of the American Civil Rights Union led by Robert B. Carleson. The group vows to defend all rights in the U.S. Constitution, opposing federal overreach, smart growth policies, and gun restrictions. It aims as a constructive alternative to the ACLU and plans vigorous public presence.

The American Civil Rights Union ACRU Robert B. Carleson U.S Reagan United States ACLU Carleson Newspaper Enterprise Assoc William A. Rusher Claremont Institute For the Study

Passenger on Ambassador train robbed near Martinsburg W V

Rosemont resident Clyde M Roney among passengers on the Ambassador express robbed by two gunmen near Martinsburg West Virginia. Train chef shot in the leg but no other injuries requiring more than first aid.

Clyde M. Roney Rosemont Martinsburg W.va

Rights bill sparks local political clash over sexual orientation protections

MOLLY IMMING of Middletown and LEAH COLLINS of Boyds weigh in on a proposed state measure adding sexual orientation to protected characteristics in housing, employment, and public accommodations. Opponents fear radical change while supporters urge equal treatment and non discrimination.

Mooney

Letters on Monica Lewinsky interview and moral outrage

A reader objects to Barbara Walters interview coverage of Monica Lewinsky. The letter condemns Lewinsky's actions as immoral, mocks her remorse, and argues the interview and book deals encourage youth to imitate her. The writer laments the presidency’s perceived decline and urges parental guidance to deter moral erosion.

Monica Lewinsky Barbara Walters Lewinsky U.S Miss Lewinsky United States White House

Misconceptions about scleroderma clarified by Ingrid Denis

Ingrid Denis from Frederick responds to Krista Brick's March 1 article on scleroderma, correcting the stone-age metaphor and noting men and children are affected. She emphasizes awareness, self-empowerment, and active roles in support groups, advocacy, and the Scleroderma Foundation of Greater Washington, D.C. to improve lives.

Krista Brick Breks Scleroderma Foundation Greater Washington, D.C

Lewinsky book selling well locally in Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post front page on March 5 highlighted strong local sales of Monica Lewinsky’s book amid heavy publicity. Readers wonder why the media gives so much attention and free advertising to the memoir and how it compares to other notable books.

Monica Lewinsky Frederick

Maryland General Assembly Delegation Contacts Listed

Frederick and Washington counties District 3 and Frederick and Carroll counties District 4 delegation details include Rep Paul Sarbanes and Rep Roscoe Bartlett with district contacts, Sen Alex Mooney and delegates Sue Hecht Louise Snodgrass Dist 4A Paul Stull David Brinkley Dist 4B Donald Elliott, plus toll free line 1 800 492 7122.

Paul Sarbanes Roscoe Bartlett Frederick County General Assembly Frederick Washington Counties Alex Mooney Joegeet Sue Hecht Louise Snodgrass Carroll Counties Tim Ferguson Paul Stull David Brinkley Donald Elliott Maryland General Assembly

Letter Submission Policy for The Fredernck News-Post

The News-Post invites exclusive signed letters with writer name address and both home and business phone numbers for verification. Some letters may be abridged for space and poetry or religious verse is not published. due to volume publication cannot be guaranteed.

Fredenck News-Post Carinot

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