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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1994
Page
6
A county budget note shows Frederick County’s general reserve fund missed the mandated 5 percent target by 750000 for the current year, though the money wasn’t earmarked for spending. In 1995 the missing amount must be replenished, placing an immediate obligation on new county commissioners.
Frederick native Dr Calvin E Schildknecht historian and prolific author has published Monocacy and Catoctin Volume III adding to his volumes from 1985 and 1989. The work reviews genealogies errors in History of Frederick County and lists four pages of sources with a note to researchers to verify facts against original sources.
The piece weighs the GOP's historic opportunity to reshape US policy, warning of political drift. It recalls 1974 reforms, notes Clinton era failures to reinvent government, and argues Republicans face pressure to enact tangible reform rather than maintain the status quo.
Clifford D. May argues the U S political system holds self correcting mechanisms and that a shift may occur as the January 1995 landscape reduces elite dominance. A Rocky Mountain News poll shows 66 percent call for sweeping government overhaul and hints a Republican majority could reshape ethics and direction in Congress.
Maj Gen Philip Hayes said over 15 000 prisoners of war would get winter work after harvest. Some camps close for winter while others, including Frederick, prepare for occupancy. Also reported are a frost hit Frederick County with a 20 degree low and fiscal 1973 74 surplus figures for Frederick city. Betsy Rice released the 74 75 fund balance.
A Mount Airy reader Jane Misulia complains about a front section image showing scantily clothed women in a bra advertisement. She urges the paper to preserve family orientation and reduce material seen by youths.
A parent recounts Halloween trick or treating with two children. Some homes were dark, some decorated but empty, one host had two growling dogs, another left candy with an electric saw on the sidewalk, while a few offered warm welcomes. Gratitude to those who made the night joyful.
A reader recalls discovering the American Legion Magazine as a favorite during youth. The latest issues sat on a table at a modest hole-in-the-wall establishment.
A Milwaukee writer recalls barber shop memories, The American Legion Magazine, and the 32nd Division’s World War I legacy. He muses on deficits under Clinton Reagan Bush Carter and congressional control shaping presidential legacies.
A reader critiques Andrew Rasbury’s October 27 letter arguing his stance alternates between praising the Reagan years and blaming Congress. The commenter notes inconsistent attribution of credit for the economy and suggests Rasbury’s stance mirrors party loyalty and views on term limits, implying similar presidential legacies from Clinton and Reagan.
Message from Maryland Chapter president alerts to solicitations for Jingle Bell Run funds. Donations should be made to the Arthritis Foundation, with Dec 3 event at Frederick Community College. Report any requests to divert funds to other names to authorities and the local foundation.
The Frederick News Post invites letters with name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume some letters are edited for space and content. submission address and phone contact are provided for the policy.
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