Marylanders donate to Clinton legal fund amid impeachment talks
Maryland residents contributed up to 90000 in six months to President Clinton's legal trust fund, led by Montgomery County which supplied roughly half the total. The year 1999 may top 1998's 111197, as donors include many small gifts from 1 to 5 dollars. Frederick County residents gave 625, ranking behind several counties with none from Caroline.
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Louisiana Hayride rolls on in Louisiana politics
A sprawling look at political corruption in Louisiana as the Louisiana Hayride theme echoes through indictments and scandal. Huey Long era graft, Edwin Edwards trials, and recent charges against state and local officials color a carnival of alleged malfeasance from governor to parish sheriffs and school transport staff.
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Jerry Fowler
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Florida
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East Carroll Parish
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Tensas Parish
Hanky Panky
Monroe School System Transportation
60 Minutes Probes Police Code of Silence in 60 Minutes report
CBS News show highlights the Blue Wall of Silence with testimony from Joseph McNamara and Daisy Boria. The program exposes officers shielding lawbreakers while detailing a national disgrace in policing.
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Francis Livoti
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Daisy Boria Breaks Blue Wall After Livoti Volpe Scandals
The article recounts Daisy Boria exposing police corruption around the Livoti case and the Volpe torture scandal. It notes murders, trials, and perjury claims, Boria’s threats and retirement, and ongoing blue wall silence in New York police culture.
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Abner Louima
Justin Volpe
New York
Volpe
New York Times
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Public antique sale at Needwood Forest tops 1500 buyers
More than 1,500 people from 12 states attended the Needwood Forest antiques and modern furniture sale at Gertrude Lee’s former home near Burkittsville. Auctioneers John W. Null and Delbert Null led eight hours of bidding, yielding 5682.50 dollars.
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Sentencing Argued Over Fall Morning Shooting Incident
The writer expresses shock at a one year hunting ban for James Remsburg after a fall morning shooting that severely injured Charlie Montgomery. The letter questions the adequacy of the punishment, noting Charlie’s long recovery, loss of livelihood, and ongoing medical needs while urging accountability.
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Charles Montgomery
David Montgomery
James Remsburg
Jaime
Charlie
Robert
God
Sentencing in Yin pling trial shocks readers to anger
The article details Daniel Renton’s sentencing for horrific acts against young children. Judge Dwyer called the case one of the most heinous to come before him and suspended twenty years of a forty year term, drawing sharp public reaction and renewed sorrow.
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Yinpling
Daniel Renton
Dwyer
Judge Imposes 20 Year Term with 5 Years Supervised Probation
The author reflects on sentencing Benton to twenty years in prison with five years of supervised probation. They speculate the judge could not apply the full forty year maximum due to guidelines, and express concern that twenty years may still be insufficient to protect children from a pedophile. The tone laments the inadequate punishment and broader risk to youth.
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Benton
Dwyer
Rocks at Lake Linganore spark rights dispute
Judy Tuccinar di of Mount Airy condemns the Lake Linganore Association and Board President Charles Smith for threatening to remove rocks from Ms Caldwell's private property. She cites Fourth and Fifth Amendment concerns and warns of criminal and civil repercussions, urging legal due process and restraint.
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LLA
Charles Smith
Lake Linganore
Letter on dog ownership and breeder responsibility in Damascus
Diane Warfield from Damascus writes in support of responsible dog ownership after a Rotweiler attack. She blames irresponsible owners and backyard breeders for dog aggression and calls for accountability, noting a breeder’s duty to ensure temperament and proper socialization.
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Frederick News-Mint
Mr. Harding
Mr Harding
Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites letters to the editor with full name address and phone number for confirmation. The paper notes many letters arrive and some are abridged for space and will not publish poetry or unsolicited copies.
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Guaranton Duoncanon
KOREN
Mal Hi
Frederick
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