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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1996

Page

6

Lone Maryland pilot faces duty and restraint in Bosnia operation

Lt Col Ron Henry, 49, veteran A 10 pilot with the Maryland National Guard 175th Wing, returns from a two month Operation Decisive Eagle in Bosnia. He says there is no glory in harming people and emphasizes responsibility that power carries to save lives rather than seek conflict.

Maryland Bosnia Maryland National Guard 175Th Air Wing John Wayne Two Jima Green Berets Pilgrim Clint Eastwood Mlasovic Ron Henry America

Stadiums or guns clash in Maryland politics showdown

In Maryland's 1994 legislative session the General Assembly wrestles with two NFL stadium deals while debating handgun limits. Governor Glendening pushes one handgun-a-month style reform amid NRA opposition, with fate tied to stadium approvals and rural funding demands. If pressed, lawmakers face a choice between saving lives and keeping teams, amid broader crime concerns.

General Assembly Samuel Eliot Morison Ben Franklin Annapolis Franklin C&c NFL Maryland

Taiwan Crisis Escalates as China Masses Troops

Two hundred thousand troops and unarmed missiles near Taiwan raise fears of invasion ahead of elections. President Clinton sends two aircraft carriers with battle groups and Warren Christopher warns of grave consequences while Beijing maintains its threat. Editorials in People’s Daily and PLA Daily warn of disaster for Taiwan. The crisis marks the worst since 1978 Kinmen shelling. Analysts remain cautious.

Cheng Lang-ping China Taiwan Taiwan Strait Clinton Warren Christopher Beijing Communist Party People’s Daily Military People’s Liberation Army Daily Kinmen Quemoy Seventh Fleet

Taiwan Invasion Risk Reassessed Amid U S Defense Moves

Scripps Howard News Service reports that analysts including Perry and the International Institute of Strategic Studies assess China lacks air and amphibious power for a Taiwan invasion. The piece notes U S battle groups display resolve, Taiwan urban targets, and the danger of accidental strikes from missile tests and potential American retaliation.

Vinced Lee Teng-hui China U.S Taiwan Defense William Perry London International Institute of Strategic Studies TISS Washington United States Hong Kong Beijing Keelung Kaohsiung Scripps Howard News Service

Damascus Fire Company Organized With New Officers

The Damascus Fire Company completed its organization and readiness to function. Perry G. Burdette was elected president and Roscoe F. Purdum became chief. Thirty one Hood College students, sons and daughters of Rotarians, attended a Frederick Rotary Club luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Le Gore post office faces imminent closure unless Phoenix Inc. rents a converted building on Md. 194. Frederick County Roads Department moved to Montevue Lane with staff aiding relocation.

Damascus Fire Company Perry G. Burdette Roscoe F. Purdum Hood College Frederick Rotary Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Glenice Allen Julia Allen Helene Bender Shirley Benson Joanne Cosell Rose Marie Couragen Florence Dowdell Ruth Geisler Harriet Green Mary Louise Hartman Jane Hutchison Nancey Kane Martha Knouse Betty Latham Jean Leader Ann Lewis Joan Lowry Jean Oliver Elizabeth Patterson Peggy Pease Lois Piper Louise Ren LE Gore John Rice Postal Service Phoenix Inc MD. 194 Frederick County Roads Department Winchester Hall Montevue Lane Bruce Poole Linda Bell Starr Fiter

Frederick seeks alcohol free dance bar proposal

Resident argues Frederick already battles alcohol and drug problems from bars closing late. A plan for a 5:30 a.m. opening would raise jobs and safety concerns. Proposes a teen and young adult friendly venue with food and dancing, no liquor, to reduce drinking related issues. Urges owners to consider driving risks and shared responsibility.

Frederick

Law and trust questioned over Mahone case details

Reader letters condemn Willie Mahone for alleged misdeeds involving office funds and tax withholdings. They challenge his claimed ignorance of the law and urge accountability from business and legal professionals, questioning trust in power and justice.

Willie Mahone Mahone

Letter condemns risky Nissan ad and urges responsible driving

The reader argues discipline for peers and questions justice while criticizing a Nissan commercial for promoting unsafe passing. The piece warns reliance on V6 engines over driver responsibility and urges Nissan to pull the ad, urging teens to adopt safe driving habits and accountability.

Shelter beds strain as elderly man dies in Frederick

Pat Cleman notes a severe winter toll in Frederick with an 84 year old man dying of cardiac arrest in a homeless shelter. He had once owned a house heated by a wood stove and stayed awake all night to tend it. The piece questions shelter capacity for rising single adults, families, and seniors this year.

Frederick

Real question in on safe driving ad sparks outrage

A consumer reaction note targets Nissan Motor Company over a TV commercial showing a black car passing a slow RV only to have a tractor trailer appear suddenly. The spot prompts questions about driving safety and judgment.

Nissan Motor Company

Crybabies protest loss of small town life in Frederick

Kristi K. Baker defends residents who lament changes to Frederick. She calls out Joe Cariola Jr and others for what she terms ranting. Baker argues children lose safe neighborhood access as development progresses and urges dissenters to relocate to a larger city.

Joe Cariola Jr Boo Hooers Frederick Mr. Cariola

Letters to the Editor policy and contact details

The Frederick News Post invites letters from readers and asks for name address and phone number for verification. It notes not all letters can be published due to high volume and provides mailing address P O Box 578 Frederick MD 21705 and fax option 6628299 for submissions.

Frederick Patrick Sr P.O. Box

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