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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1995
Page
6
Department chiefs ignore spending directives and seek $23 million more than proposed. Budget officer Sneadner vows cuts. commissioners will redistribute funds as a familiar pattern repeats. A juvenile metaphor underscores the failure to hold line, with little expectation of tax hikes or widespread consequences.
In Maryland the House of Delegates narrowly preserved Medicaid abortion limits with 38 Republicans to 34 Democrats. Only three GOP delegates joined 64 Democrats to back Gov. Glendening’s promise, prompting questions about party discipline, regional support, and broader state and federal contrasts on abortion policy.
Ann McFeathers reports a White House strategy change as President Clinton minimized partisan clashes, praised GOP leaders, invited foes to the White House, and emphasized child and social program support. He gardened the public persona with calmer rhetoric, firings of ineffective aides, and a move to targeted events, while his popularity edge rises as polls reflect a cautious optimism about a possible second term.
Anna Maria Lewis longtime Garfield resident died at age 98 years eight months survivors include 54 grandchildren 244 great grandchildren and 66 great great grandchildren. plus Frederick County notices report trolley collision drunk driving arrest and stock entries related to local firms and flooding forecast for the Potomac River.
A letter from Sharon Hawker of Frederick criticizes nonstop O J Simpson trial coverage. She argues the public should not be bombarded with day by day updates or monetized memorabilia. Hawker calls for only final results to be publicized and notes Halloween costumes depicting the case cross a line.
The writer requests apologies and compensation for U S wartime actions including the Bataan Death March and related invasions. They reference a March 6 letter by Michael E. Zimmerman and urge Japan to compensate the United States for atrocities described, noting a long journey to protest.
The debate centers on a failed balanced budget amendment with 65 voting for and 35 against. Critics accuse Democrats of flip flopping on sponsors while President Clinton is pressed to defend Social Security and SSI spending amid broader fiscal fights.
A reader criticizes Lyndon B. Johnson and the Great Society, arguing Medicare raised health costs and crime. The writer blames postwar policies for divisiveness and cites partisan deficits, signing off as R. Herbert Oden.
Douglas I Gaver of Myersville argues moving the Frederick County Sheriff's Office to the county courthouse and relocating the Frederick City Police to other quarters would locate county law enforcement headquarters in downtown Frederick. He notes property owners in Frederick City would lose notional differential for police service.
Robert S. Kennedy argues that as a nation we must teach children the difference between right and wrong to keep democracy strong. He suggests allowing silent prayer or contemplation in schools for those opposed to organized prayer.
Thurmont resident B Casey Fitzgerald urges opposition to SJ 6 and HJ 10 in Maryland, arguing they seek a Conference of the States to push toward a constitutional convention and potential rewrites of the Tenth Amendment, and favors HJ 13 to reaffirm state sovereignty. He calls readers to contact delegates and senators before action proceeds.
The Frederick News Post invites letters with name address and phone number for verification. Not all letters are published due to volume or taste, edits may occur, poetry and religious verse are excluded, and contact details include postal address and telefax number.
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