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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1992

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3

Keyes attacks Mikulski in Maryland TV Senate debate

In the sole televised debate, Republican Alan Keyes pressed attacks on Barbara Mikulski's record, while Mikulski, favored to win, steered the discussion to her ideas and accomplishments. Keyes labeled her defense programs as pork barrel and debated welfare work requirements, abortion, and NAFTA, with Mikulski defending her stance and returning a pay raise remark.

Baltimore Alan Keyes U.S. Senate Barbara Mikulski Ms. Mikulski Maryland Keyes Mr. Keyes Alan Republican National Senatorial Committee Wendy Burnley Committee Washington Mikulski United States U.S Senate Bush Sen Phil Gramm Texas Ory Helen Bentley Connie Morella

Reopening of Riffle Rd debated by officials

Chief Davis described Riffle Road as a dead end with limited water access, keeping it closed while Pennsylvania’s section remains shut. The reads board also denied Mount Airy Mayor Gerald Johnson’s bid to lower Md 144 speed limits near Twin Ridge Elementary, citing decent sight distance and no accidents.

Davis Pennsylvania Spiller Reads Mount Airy Gerald Johnson MD. 144 Sidney Road Johnson Twin Ridge Mr. Spiller Roads Board Mr. Johnson

Mayor pressed on patrols for troubled South Market block

A South Market Street apartment owner asked the mayor to arrange more police patrols in the 100 block amid chronic break-ins loiterers and drug activity. The mayor cited 62 calls to the property since 1991, 93 since 1990, and 145 for the block, noting limited police powers to remove people. He urged the owner to better screen tenants to curb the issues.

South Market Street Carroll Creek Gordon

Officials recount Beltway crash and Greens founder death

Police said Hahn Transportation has a safe record after a career-ending accident. Three other drivers were hospitalized with burns at Medstar Unit. Jonathan Smith, 42, in fair condition with burns on hands and face. Emil Gross, 56, critical with burns over 90 percent of his body. James Warden serious with burns on arms face and legs. Fire crews from DC Montgomery and Dulles worked over an hour to control the blaze. MHA spokeswoman Liz Ziemski praised improved cooperation and noted no estimate yet on damage. Petra Kelly, founder of Germanys Greens, was shot by lover Gert Bastian who then killed himself.

Hahn Transportation Washington Hospital Center Medstar Jonathan Smith Emil Gross James Warden MHA Liz Ziemski Ms. Ziemski Montgomery County Dulles International Airport

Maryland families shift as traditional structure fades

Maryland study shows only 22 percent of children in 1990 lived in traditional two-parent single-working parent homes. More mothers work, and families now include single parents, remarried couples, cohabiting couples, foster families and those doubling up. Maryland ranks seventh in single working-parent households.

Baltimore Maryland Center For the Study of Social Policy Washington Sun U.S

Final debate highlights sharpen tax Iraq and draft clashes

The final candidates debate pressed Bush Clinton and Perot on taxes Iraq Kuwait and Vietnam draft. Bush accused Clinton of misleading on taxes while Clinton vowed to cut spending if needed. Perot urged fair sacrifice and defended Clinton on draft questions. All stressed advisers and gender balance in campaigns.

Bush Clinton America Perot Iraq Mr. Perot Mr. Bush Texas Saddam Hussein Kuwait Betsey Wright

Board Divides Over Including Teachers Guides in Review

The BoE faced a split vote as members debated including teachers guides in the review process. Mr Quist argued for public access, while Mr Koski said the board has an obligation to include the guides. Troobnick, for CWA, described it as a Judeo Christian group focusing on First Amendment issues. Teri Heger, cited as a concerned parent, connected with CWA after the Oct 5 decision.

Teri Heger Frederick County Troobnick

Frederick Written All Over The Newes Post

Frederick city news dominates this issue with local events, business updates, and community notices spotlighting key figures and landmarks. Residents see strong coverage of public affairs, education, and cultural happenings shaping the town.

Bartlett Presses Lomond Headquarter Silence in Lomond Campaign

Bartlett aide Michael Scanlon says Lomond's Mount Airy phone line is unanswered for months and Lomond's listed addresses show no publishing company. Lafferty cites payroll claims while Hattery’s business details remain unclear and Rosencrantz offers no specifics.

Mr. Lafferty Lomond Mount Airy Bartlett Michael Scanlon Hattery Rosencrantz

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