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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1992
Page
4
Democrats raise near three hundred fifty thousand for Thomas Hattery with about two hundred nine thousand from PACs while Republican Roscoe Bartlett gathers around one hundred twelve thousand. both party campaigns expect more funds before and after election as FEC records open for public inspection.
A Maryland observer notes a 13,870 rise in Frederick County registrations since 1988, with Democrats still leading state totals but Republicans gaining strength locally. He highlights GOP gains in city offices, mentions former Byron Democrats shifting, and predicts a Republican tilt in the 1990 gubernatorial and congressional contests unless abortion Referendum fallout favors Democrats. The piece cites George Bush appeal locally and suggests a possible GOP congressman if Hattery wins.
In July 1988 at Fort Wadsworth New York Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole and his wife attended Guy Molinari’s daughter’s wedding. FPS agents chauffeured the couple from a helicopter area to a chapel using unmarked cars while GSA IG probes reveal FPS moonlighting as a private limousine service under GSA.
An IG report details hundreds of requests by Bush administration officials for FPS limo services in the New York region, naming Cabinet members such as Robert Mosbacher Louis Sullivan Elizabeth Dole Lynn Martin and Jack Kemp among frequent riders. It notes protection unmarked cars and sirens at press events and questions ethical lines and rules governing FPS use.
A fragmentary snippet from Yesterday’s News-Post lists tile items in random order with unclear context. Readable entities include a newspaper name and brief mentions of generic page elements without a clear single event or person.
Fifty years ago Charles H. Feete of Brunswick offered to resign as president of the Frederick County Taxpayers Association, but members declined to accept it. He agreed to stay until May for the annual officers' election. Private Glenn Hubbard, 18, of Creagerstown, who survived the Wasp sinking, spent a 30 day furlough with his parents. The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce raised 139.75 dollars in the Blotted Out The Mugs Axis promotion on North Market Street, selling an American flag caricature to fund stamps. Crown Oil and Wax faced resistance from Flintkote at a public hearing on rezoning 102 acres for residential use between I-270 and Md. 355. A two year old Airedale cross dog found near death after being dragged by a rope was reported slightly improved. Attorney Sidney L. Bloom was named head of the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children’s annual fund drive.
Letter-writer from Friend's Creek disputes local coverage of a Sabillasville Victor Cullen Center commentary. He details edited content, a June poll at Sabillasville Elementary, a Sept picket, and fears over government overreach while urging a stronger youth offender program.
Readers debate parental responsibility focusing on both mothers and fathers. Effie Y Hawley urges equal accountability for parenting duties, while a Maryland National Guard sergeant argues reserves prove readiness and invites scrutiny of military service commitments.
A morning paper feature cites local veterans views on military service and the presidency. Richard Graham disputes Lincoln’s service, while historical notes mention 17th century militia actions against Native tribes and Anna Lincoln joining a volunteer company as its commander.
Beatrice Eichelberger urges lawmakers to protect the home care program she runs for her aunt who relies on oxygen, a hospital bed and daily care. She warns cuts would remove her only income and endanger her relative’s health, therapy, and basic comfort.
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