Dornan Attacks Dornanstyle Politics in Orange County Fight
Democrats hoped Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic would challenge Rep. Robert Dornan in Orange County. Kovic opted out, leaving Dems to seek a viable replacement as Dornan, a hawk who defends the war, intensifies his rhetoric and targets younger Democrats as morally corrupt.
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Dornan Hous e firebrand and TV star in GOP orbit
Capitol insider lists James Dornan as an extreme conservative in the House alongside William Dannemeyer and Dana Rohrabacher. Dornan defends blunt style, recalls his TV past, and notes Bush named him surrogate speaker. CIA brief cites two dozen MIG 25s ferried to North Korea amid DMZ fears.
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Marylands Drug Fight and Best Run State Highlight Maryland
Maryland draws national notice for ongoing anti drug legislation and fiscal discipline. Governor Schaefer and the General Assembly push drugged driving penalties while balancing budgets with long range planning and solid economic prospects. Financial World ranks Maryland as best run state government citing spending affordability and growth linked budgeting.
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Jessica Tandy Wins Oscar Ends 39-Year Payoff Tale
Roy Meachum recounts Jessica Tandy's driving Miss Daisy Oscar win, the 1951 Blanche debate with Vivien Leigh, and his friendship with Hume Cronyn. He notes Freeman's race-related gap, Tandy's age at 80, and Cronyns’ poetry years at the White House. He recalls Beckett at Arena Stage and shared memories with the Cronyns over decades.
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WPA Defender Speaks at Lions Club Lunch
WPA administrator Fred W. Springer defended the Works Progress Administration before Lions Club members at Hotel Frederick. He warned against opposition and urged finding better unemployment solutions as ongoing WPA funding and Frederick City's gas tax share fuel curb, gutter, and street widening projects to finish in 10 days. The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County announced its 46th annual stock series with 4 percent interest, detailing directors including Zimmerman and Warfield.
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Woodsboro Easter Snow Delays Traditions Sparks Letter to Editor
Twenty years ago heavy Easter Sunday rainfall turned to wet snow, dampening egg hunts and moving some sunrise services indoors. WOODSBORO resident Monica Main criticized the town ban on an outdoor theater, saying it pushes youth away and shrinks the town. The Frederick Housing Authority named Charles F. Whims as first project manager for four projects with a starting salary of 5600 dollars annually.
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No safe haven missing boxer dog in Urbana
Lauren Zaborchar appeals to the Humane Society after her spayed All white boxer with brindle patch over the left eye vanished from their Mt Ephraim Road property. She notes the dog is unique and intelligent and asks for help reuniting with her sons and family. Please contact Humane Society.
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Letters to the Editor on rights and public policy
A reader questions criminal penalties and freedoms in American society, criticizing child pornography laws and arguing rights extend unevenly across humans and animals. A second letter from Austin and Joan Bolan relays ER wait experiences and urges separate enclosed rooms for disruptive patients in the new Frederick Memorial Hospital ER.
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Vandalism Damages Car Mirrors in Early Morning
Erin K Deryl reports eggs and flour vandalism on her father's car on March 18, damaging the rear view mirror and requiring replacement. She notes the act reflects poorly on today’s youth and expresses disappointment with peers.
Responsibility and Rights in Abortions Debate
A historical column argues that abortion involves public duties, not only personal choice. It stresses that government must enforce consequences of actions, hold both partners accountable for pregnancy, and frame policy around shared responsibility and foresight before intercourse.
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