Lobbyist license rules eyed by Maryland ethics panel
Maryland ethics commission proposes a law to suspend or revoke lobbyist licenses for violations. The move targets intensified disclosure by firms and individuals involved in lobbying. The push follows recent high profile ethics cases and aims to sharpen enforcement of lobbying conduct and entertainment disclosures.
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Lieberman Vice Presidency Sparks Liberal Debate
The piece argues Lieberman’s Orthodox Jewish background helps Gore avoid liberal fury at Clinton era morality. It questions media reactions and contemplates how a future Lieberman vice presidency could shape moral debates in the White House and Democratic succession.
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Letters urge Naylor supporters in county education debate
Readers argue over school funding and safety priorities in Frederick County. Voices call for less government, stronger local involvement, and safer bus routes at key intersections. Residents urge officials to address dangerous crossings and improve infrastructure to protect children.
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Roads and Olympics prompt DC traffic fixes debate
Citizens voice concern over worsening traffic tied to Olympic planning. They argue hosting duties may be the only path to securing road repairs within their lifetimes, reflecting frustration with current infrastructure delays and a push for faster improvements.
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Frederick church life among local figures noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions several individuals including John Jefferson Maynard Jefferson Harms Jenkins Carolyn Water Main Sosaghies Carter Peggy Summers Lee Bowie Arthur Bowie William Pet Alban and Joan Wenthington. It references Frederick and a church life context with dinner events and local community involvement.
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Brunswick High crowns Future Farmers sweetheart 1980
October ceremonies at Brunswick High School named Ann Rose Future Farmers of America Chapter Sweetheart for 1980 81. A write in candidate Melvin Perkins and retired tugboat captain also featured in local politics. Dr Joseph Fortuna head of emergency physicians group advocates better communications and patient care.
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Future Farmers of America
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Gore as a choice for every American family
Irrelevant fragmentary text repeats names and phrases with unclear context. No verifiable event or claim emerges to summarize.
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Fragmented Local Notice Teases Missing Details
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice with unclear action and parties. Readable names or places are not fully legible, leaving the core event and stakes ambiguous.
Go slow on U S 15 and leave earlier
A reader compares the U S 15 corridor in Virginia and Maryland, noting twisty sections, passing opportunities, and perceived safety differences. The writer mentions sheriff presence along the route and ties reflections to Mountville Road intersections and overall travel pace.
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Light Needed Now at Mountville Road
Report notes urgent demand for street lighting on Mountville Road amid recent tragic accidents. Officials cite safety concerns and ongoing development plans for the Point area as factors shaping the response. Local residents urge prompt action to deter further incidents and improve nighttime visibility.
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Baker Park skyline limits spark Historic District debate
A Frederick resident argues that Baker Park’s skyline should cap height so no building taller than the FSK Hotel blocks park and spire views from condos and carillon overlook points. She voices concern for park-facing sightlines and neighboring property privacy.
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Letters to the Editor at The Frederick Mews-Post
The Frederick Mews-Post invites letters with writers real name and address, and phone numbers. letters may be abridged for space. Address: 200 E. Patrick St., Frederick MD 21708. phone 201-082-0295. email betters frederictarewrepost.com.
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Mall & Watters
Frederick
Abusive Authority and Executive Orders Debate
Dorothy Blank argues that Congress is weakened by executive orders used to push policy. She criticizes the administration for wielding executive power to impose stances on abortion and military matters, claiming it bypasses congressional debate and undermines democratic processes.
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