Clinton Uses Plain Speech With Cliches In White House Launch
Clinton speaks in complete sentences with good syntax while avoiding many details on open-window policy. Gore downplays outsider input and insiders claim the rubber meets the road as officials rally around a front burner approach to waste, fraud and abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton
White House
Bush
Nixon
Ford
Carter
Reagan
al Gore
Clinton outlines economic pivot and national service pitch
In Piscataway and at American University, President Clinton pledges open world trade and a national service program while urging Americans to accept change as the law of life. He promotes reinventing government and a renewed commitment to work, with cliches and humor framing a core renewal message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clinton
Piscataway
N.J
Shantel Ehrenberg
Rutgers University School of the Arts
America
American University
Congress
Curfew Law Debated as Maryland Court Arguments Continue
The debate centers on state curfew laws and enforcement fairness highlighted by a 1990 Rainbow Restaurant raid where nearly 30 youths were detained. The editors defend the concept, condemn selective enforcement, and urge Court of Appeals rulings to shape city curfews including Frederick City's challenged ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Court of Appeals
the Rainbow
Frederick's
Bona Fide
Frederick City
Meachum notes clash with gun lobby and state issues
Roy Meachum vents on gun lobby dysfunction and political fights in Maryland. He recalls Sanford Abrams and a 1988 TV discussion on gun shows, critiques Gov. Schaefer’s handling of an assault weapon ban, and mocks media overreaction. He questions Sue Ann Yingling’s 35 hour week critique and urges merit-based scholarship controls in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All America
Sanford Abrams
Mr. Abrams
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Manhitard
National Rifle Associat
Sue Ann Yingling
Dolly Parton
Charles Smelser
General Assembly
House
Senate
Frederick
Smelser
Annapolis
Simmis
Buzz
Remembering War Efforts and Civic Services in Frederick Area
Fifty years ago volunteers joined a Kiwanis driven effort to place farm workers in Frederick County. Jeanne Williams led the list as a farmerette while Frederick High students offered help. War Price and Rationing records show 40 households converting to coal. EMT-A classes planned at Frederick Community College with Dr. Roberts and Fort Detrick staff. Ruth Berger seeks volunteers ages 15 to 45 for a Frederick Meals On Wheels program. Woodsboro adopts a 20 year comprehensive development plan to guide growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Frederick County
Western Maryland College
Jeanne Adair Williams
West South Street
Frederick
Miss Williams
Frederick High School
Robert R.R. Roberts
Fort Detrick
Frederick Community College
Maryland
Ruth Berger
Greater Frederick
Meals On Wheels
London
Red Cross
U.S
Baltimore
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Woodsboro
One caseworker needed in child support case
A reader recalls emotional, costly court fights over child support. The note highlights variability of state laws and multiple judges, urging a dedicated caseworker familiar with individual cases to improve outcomes for the child. A Washington News of the Weird item mentions a Santa Ana appellate ruling increasing a mother’s support from 2000 to 6000 dollars monthly for a 15 year old, citing high expenses and the ex-husband’s income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Santa Ana
Calif
Presidential re thinking what is wrong with the people
Madeline Smith Frederick warns against spending and perceived overreach by the presidency and Mrs Clinton. She urges awakening voters to protest what she sees as wasteful spending, job loss, and looming deficits, urging action before the next generation bears the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Keegan
Bush
Congress
White House
Ime
Tetoe
Epilepsy My Faith and My Life by Nevin B Long
A letter by Nevin B Long of Mount Airy argues epilepsy is a brain disorder not a contagion and shares a personal history of seizures and partial disability. He defends religious living, condemns cults, and emphasizes helping others and faith-in-action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
Margaret
Robert E. Kennedy
What's religious about a cult
A brief musing on how cults use belief and leadership to shape followers. It questions whether their ideas align with law and moral norms and notes the tension between devotion and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloves
Questionable diet claims reflect lack of context
The three sentences illustrate minimal information about people or reasons behind their food choices. The first and second imply generalizations about cultures, while the third fabricates specifics about the Insh, tying diet to famine without sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michael Powell
Ann McFeathers
Scripps Howard News Service
Roy Meachum
Madeline Smith Frederick
Robert E. Kennedy Frederick
God
Jesus
Nevin B. Long
Mount Airy
Clare O'Donnell Frederick
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!