Colonial Jewelers moves to downtown Frederick showplace
Colonial Jewelers celebrates its 50th anniversary with a new 4000 square foot downtown store at Patrick and Market streets. The renovated space features high ceilings, ornate trim, two bronze plaques, a mezzanine office level, 10 display cases, and a refreshed exterior. Co owners Patty and Je Hurwitz report overwhelming customer interest and compare the new store favorably to Tiffany's.
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Democratic nightmare as Starr report shocks Clinton era politics
Edward Luke analyzes the Starr report impact on House and Senate Democrats, detailing how Clinton’s sex scandal erodes party credibility, impedes reform efforts, and threatens the 2000 election outlook, with loyalty risking careers as legislators balance impeachment talk and public sentiment.
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Enemies, Enemies Everywhere in Political Arena
A prose roundup blasts Newt Gingrich Pat Robertson Oliver North and Ken Starr with sharp attacks on their conduct and motives. It recalls Ross Perot’s controversial claims about Clinton and NAFTA era plots while highlighting Perot’s own campaign stumbles and media sparring.
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Frederick News Briefs From The Frederick City Area
The Tedgie Russell Company near completion of paving at Frederick municipal airport shifts work to an administration building and lights. Frederick Chamber of Commerce announces 1250 dollars for expenses to bring the Freedom Train to Frederick. A local Weather Bureau office will be staffed by two employees to provide forecasts in Frederick. Chessie system workers return to trains after a weeklong Brunswick strike easing rail service to Washington. New Market Days featured broom making and a Rockville resident and Boonshore craftsman display. About 175 walkers raised nearly 34000 for the Church World Service shelter and hunger drive. Frederick REACT members Bodmer and Bixler donate a CB base station to the Central Alarm office for emergencies.
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Frederick City
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Dick Bodmer
Don Bixler
Frederick County
Unknown Director Speculation on Chinese Missile Transfers
The speaker questions how to verify claims of a Chinese Monica Lewinsky style figure with tapes or videos driving missile technology transfers to China. The remark references President and Steve Rinehart in Frederick, suggesting doubt about official explanations and urging scrutiny of evidence.
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Public Calls for Clinton Resignation Over Impeachment Questions
Larry Marshall USN-retired criticizes Congress and the president for alleged misconduct, urging resignation to save taxpayer costs. He argues UCMS adherence and Defense Department stance should remain, highlighting public outcry over adultery cases and the impact on America.
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Lawmaker Pushes Road Funds and Accountability
The letter urges removal of the president from office over perjury and hostile work environment claims, questions third party harassment, and argues for accountability and the rule of law. It also advocates directing state funds to East Street and I-270 improvements, supporting local roads and a MARC system with increased gas tax allocations.
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Gas tax funds metro system says Maryland speaker
The Maryland gas tax funds the Transportation Trust fund but only about half supports roads and bridges. The rest benefits a small metro user base in Baltimore and Prince George's counties. Speaker Casper Taylor argues Western and Eastern Maryland residents subsidize mass transit without direct benefit. He favors moving metro funding to the general fund to support local projects.
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Class act Sue Hecht praised by reader
An Urbana reader defends Sue Hecht as a class act for her conduct and achievements in the Maryland House of Delegates. The letter praises her fundraising and legislation, urges District 3 voters to remember her dedication in November, and conveys admiration for her public service.
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Sue Hecht
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Letters to the Editor Policy at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters with name address and business phone for verification. Space limits mean some letters are abridged and not all submissions can be published. poetry and form letters are not accepted. Letters may be sent by mail fax or email to the listed Frederick addresses and contacts.
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