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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1990

Page

4

Maryland budget clash over surplus and deficit forecasts

The General Assembly wrangles over a 4140 million plus surplus while later debates Maryland's mounting deficit projections. Governor Schaefer disputes measures, citing a possible 270 million high. A City and State survey shows top state executives paid well above national averages, prompting calls to scrutinize budget cuts.

General Assembly Maryland Mecca Stupeth Fianesiel William Donald Schaefer Eery State New York City and State Magazine

Fanning hate and political fury rattle Dallas race scene

The essay argues Dallas faces explosive racial tensions sparked by commissioner John Wiley Price’s incendiary calls for violence and street action. It traces a chain from a prior police chief’s perjury probe to Price’s remarks, his later walkbacks, and the district attorney’s cautious response, urging leaders to curb incendiary rhetoric.

John Wiley Price Dallas Mack Vines Bir Vines America Mr. Price South Price Dulas Eartier Lyumisri John Wiley Ratiel Anrest Ratael Hirmony

Abortion split stalls both camps in Senate hearings

The debate over Roe v Wade divides both sides as Souter faces confirmation. Pro choice groups led by NARAL NOW and Planned Parenthood clash with pro life factions including the National Right to Life Committee. Some favor court pressure others push Congress or state laws. A Soviet US oil venture also hints at new energy alliances shaping policy.

Washington David Souter Senate Souter National Abortion Rights Action League National Organization For Women and Planned Parenthood Supreme Court Constama New Life Data Congress National Right To Life Committee Americans United For Life American Life League Roman Catholic Church Commerce Robert Mosbacher Soviet Union Persian Gulf U S Chevron

Police hunt two escaped murderers across Maryland

Maryland police launched a statewide search for two escaped murderers. One suspect was once a Frederick County resident sentenced by the Frederick County Circuit Court. Also noted were bridge plan talks for the Sandy Hook area and stalled multi-state coordination delaying the project.

Maryland Frederick County

Inventions ignored and the race to electric cars

A reader argues the US has electric car tech to end reliance on foreign sources and fossil emissions but warns of high production costs. He recalls the VCR lesson and urges American firms to avoid delaying innovation and losing to overseas competitors. DAN EIKER Jefferson.

United States

Resignation demand for Frederick police chief over drug crisis

Edward Lulie of Frederick calls for Major Richard Ashton to resign following a drug crackdown protest on September 29. He cites officer dissatisfaction and public support erosion and urges immediate leadership overhaul to curb crack cocaine markets and rising crime.

Frederick Richard Ashton Major Ashton Frederick City

Frederick News Pastoo and Pyeestone Aid ANPOF Letter

A reader requests to submit letters to the editor format for the Frederick News, outlining signed letters with full name address and contact details. The notice covers editorial standards, page placement, and the need for letters addressing timely topics within the publication.

Freederick News

Letters to the Editor criticize Del Smith environmental record

Pete Givan argues in a hostile-toned letter that Del Boyd Smith opposes key environmental policies. The writer cites votes against the Steep Slopes Protection Act, the granular carbofuran ban, Non-Tidal Wetlands Protection Act, and the Maryland Reforestation Act, challenging Smith’s environmental commitment and influence on the House Environmental Matters Committee.

Annapolis Del Boyd Smith House William Donald Schaefer del Smith Maryland Senate del. Smith State House Smith Sierra Club Chesapeake Bay Foundation The Audubon Naturalist Society Clean Water Action Maryland Conservation Council

Guardian Angels to patrol housing projects only

Teresa Franklin notesFair security plan limits Guardian Angels patrols to housing projects only Identify badges to prevent impersonators and protect residents The focus remains on John Hanson apartments as the upcoming pivotal area for patrolling efforts

Teresa Franklin Fair Security Guardian Angels John Hanson

ESOL Students Face Front Page Backlash At Great Frederick Fair

Readers critique The News-Post for front page photo and negative portrayal of ESOL program students at the Great Frederick Fair. They argue coverage reinforces immigrant stereotypes and questions editors, photographer, and authors about discretion.

Frederick ESOL XISL News-Post

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