Sign approves Brigade's Steak and Seafood sign in Frederick
The Brigade's sign for a North Market Street eatery was initially rejected by Frederick's Historic District Commission after owner Michael Tomko failed to attend a meeting and postal notices. The lettered sign was later approved on a second chance, highlighting the tension between enforcing historic guidelines and supporting local business.
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Brigade’s Steak and Seafood Restaurant
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Cancer comeback prompts vow to fight with hope
Robert C. Reid explains his return to cancer treatment after a previous bout. He describes surgery and chemo, the mental struggle with fear, and the belief in self healing and positive mindset as tools to combat the disease. He urges readers to pursue colon and breast screenings.
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Mike Royko
Andy Rooney
Walter Reed
Packwood Builds Large Fund With Direct Mail Appeals
Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon raises multimillion dollar war chests for his 1992 re election through direct mail solicitations to strangers nationwide. He has sworn off PAC money, calling it dirty, and argues he is gathering support from individual contributors rather than special interests.
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Bob Packwood
R-Ove
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Packwood
Israel
Hunt
Peck Packwood
Oregon
PAC
Peter DeFazio
D-Ore
Jim Lynch
House
Packwood campaign finance and editorials mix in tough times
The column critiques Senator Packwood for using emotion in fundraising while noting his past outspending rivals and the potential for new spending limits. It contrasts with a debate over a sliding scale cap, and reports on Packwood’s goal of raising five million dollars for 1992. It also surveys insurance industry regulation and student economics in a compact editorial mix.
Ke detection of city posts and staff changes in Frederick area
Irv ing S Kefauver resigns as assistant Frederick city engineer to join J E Greiner Co in Baltimore. Howard C Flock named Manager and Donald R Russell as assistant manager of the Municipal Swimming Pool. Louis E Eichelberger Jr. to manage the golf course. Park supt Jesse W Kolb authorized to name successor to William Bell. Police rules adopted. Old Sol raises temps to 95 as weather trends signal possible highs. Emergency Hospital medical staff to stay on duty. Dr Randle Elliott resigns Hood College presidency to lead Bay Path Junior College. Frederick Community College budget cuts threaten operations. Rev Mike Crain demonstrates karate and sword in Baker Park and at People's Baptist Church.
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Irving S. Kefauver
Frederick
J.E. Greiner Co
Baltimore
Howard C. Flock
Donald R. Russell
Louis E. Eichelberger Jr
Jesse W. Kolb
William Bell
Mike Crain
Baker Park
People’s Baptist Church
Reid on education sparks heated classroom critique
A Frederick County teacher denounces Robert Reid's Education Mess as infuriating, arguing society's ills shape schools more than policy. The letter defends home influence and shows concern that Reid ignores classroom realities while urging greater society focus on education over sports to raise achievement.
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Robert Reid
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Frederick County
Debate on Posting DUI Arrests in Local Paper
Nancy Jenkins and Carol Kaweck urge balanced coverage of DUI arrests versus drug crimes. They question Time era labeling and race perceptions, arguing arrests should be publicized to inform on drug and DUI issues across all areas, including housing projects, urging an open debate in the paper.
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Washington
U.S
America
A.M. Best Co
Oldwick
N.J
News- Post
Is it time for media to report DUI arrests more equally
The letter argues that Frederick County sees far more DUI arrests than drug arrests and that alcohol problems drive most treatment and court assessments. It contends media coverage favors illegal drugs over alcohol, shaping a distorted view of the county’s main substance issue.
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Frederick County
Pres
Where are peace groups during the times of peace
A reader questions the visibility of anti war religious and peace groups during global aid efforts and asks why they do not publicize their relief work while the US military expands aid to disaster victims across Bangladesh Iran Peru Costa Rica and tornado damaged heartland. DONALD W MORAN
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Bangladesh
Iran
Peru
Costa Rica
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