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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1993

Page

6

Pampered perks claim vs Maryland governor in critique

A Wasteful Schaefer critique argues the real issue is MD government perks set by the General Assembly and funded by taxpayers. It asserts Gov. William Donald Schaefer does not seek luxury comforts and would prefer a simple life, while accountability for perks lies with legislators.

Money Magazine Maryland William Donald Schaefer General Assembly Camden Yards Schaefer Chesapeake Bay Governor’s Mansion Ocean City

Fall Film Scene Skews To Limited Foreign Titles In Frederick

A reader laments Hoyts Frederick for minimal bold fare and foreign films while noting crowd-pleasers like Crying Game and Indochine drew audiences. The column reviews openings such as A Bronx Tale and The Program, praises Striking Distance, and hints Age of Innocence may miss Frederick's screens.

Hoyts Frederick Sharon Georgetown Boston Frederick Gate Focal Woody Allen Manhattan Bobby Fisher Hoyts Frederick Management Chazz Palmnteri Robert de Niro de Niro Elijah Wood Macaulay

Brown faces scrutiny over Vietnam ties and grand jury probe

Ron Brown, Commerce Secretary, faces questions about his meetings with Vietnamese businessman Nguyen Van Hao and a grand jury investigation into possible payments from Vietnam. White House officials defend him while noting no proven wrongdoing, as Republicans urge committee scrutiny and Democrats seek to shield the administration’s trade agenda.

Washington - White House Commerce Ron Brown Brown Clinton Mexico Canada Bill Clinton Jean-Claude Doc” Duvalier Miami Binh T. Ly Florida Nguyen van Hao Hao White House Dee Dee Myers Myers United States Vietnam Tom Mann Brookings Institution Mann Dan Burton R-Ind House Foreign Affairs Committee Charles Black GOP Black Bush

Equal rights and protest clash at Frederick Fair

Katrina Nelson from Woodsboro challenges Eddie Sutely’s stance after a Sept 25 protest report. She disputes his claims about race and the Klan, argues slogans were racial, and asserts equality while noting Eddie’s claimed ex-Klan status and desire for newspaper publicity.

What's right about Clinton administration

The author commends Clinton for selecting Al Gore as running mate and notes early administration gains. They praise lifting restrictions on family planning discussions, support a pro choice president, and approve Bruce Babbitt as Interior Secretary for prioritizing environmental protection over short term profits.

al Gore Washington Clinton White House Bruce Babbit Ronald Reagan James Watt George Bush

Letters discuss appointments and policy directions after political budget moves

Frederick reader Warren R. Evans notes Ginsburg Reno Aspen Shalikashvili and Shalala shaping a balanced administration. He approves budget passage and senators Sarbanes and Mikulski, criticizes BTU tax, supports national service, health care, welfare reform, gun control, and equal rights, urging NAACP to apply universal rules. The writer signs as Robert R. Fogle.

Ruth Bader Ginsberg Supreme Court Ronald Reagan George Bush Janet Reno Les Aspen Defense Shalikashvili Joint Chiefs of Staff Donna Shalala HEW Joycelyn Elders Sarbanes and Mikulski al Gore

Opinions at the fairgrounds on Klan and rights

The report notes diverse views from Donald Toms, Jim Grimes, fairgoers, and the NAACP regarding Klan-related tensions. It recalls demeaning treatment and echoes historic rifts, with Johnnie Twine accused of seeking to marginalize Toms as seen in earlier civil rights abuses.

Fairgrounds Donald Toms Jim Grimes NAACP Johnnie Twine Mr Toms Mr. Twine Mr. Toms Mississippi

Public letter defends free expression over derby KKK car ban

Mike Crosby endorses Beverly Fairchild’s Sept 25 letter arguing no laws were broken by Donald Toms displaying KKK slogans at the Great Frederick Fair derby. Crosby supports free speech, condemns censorship, and urges mayoral candidate Gary Hughes to defend Bill of Rights for all, including the Klan.

Beverly Fairchild News-Post Beverly Gary Hughes NAACP Donald Toms Frederick Fair KKK Toms

How to Write Letters to the Editor

The Frederick News Post invites concise letters on timely subjects. Edited letters may be published and not all submissions appear. Include your name and address for verification. Send to Letters to the Editor, The Frederick News Post, 200 E Patrick St, Frederick MD 21705.

Bes Frederick News Post E. Patrick St Frederick, Md

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