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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1992

Page

4

Voters Guide to the November 3 Election in Frederick

A three page nonpartisan guide from the League of Women Voters of Frederick County outlines candidates for president, U S Senate, 6th District congress, two judge posts, and six ballot questions. It explains ballot order, wording, and how to vote yes or no. The guide notes the same content as the state election office and encourages taking the guide to the polls.

League of Women Voters Frederick County Maryland League Frederick News-Post

Bartlett stance on equality and women’s advancement

Debra Royal, campaign manager, portrays Roscoe Bartlett as a strong advocate for equal opportunity across religion color nationality and sex. She highlights Bartlett’s church leadership for ordaining women, support for reducing government intrusion and taxation, and explicit commitment to ending sexual harassment and discrimination while promoting women in professional roles and on his staff.

Roscoe Bartlett America Roscoe Women’s Movement Del Tom Hattery Hattery Kiwanis Club Melinda Sadler Kinemans Maryland Annapolis Mr Hattery Ms. Sadler Ellen Johns Hopkins University R.N House of Representatives

Entertaining vice presidential debates rival carnival shows

The piece mocks recent VP debates as lively but unpresidential. It contrasts 1984 Bush Ferraro and 1988 Bentsen Quayle Gore with Stockdale’s interruptions, criticizing Quayle for condescension, praising Stockdale, and noting Gore’s rehearsed delivery while calling the format chaotic yet engaging.

P.T. Barnum Connecticut George Bush Geraldine Ferraro Queens Bush Lloyd Bentsen Charlton Heston Danny Quayle Danny Jack Kennedy Dan Marilyn Monroe World Wrestling Federation Thunderdome James Stockdale ABC Hal Bruno McLaughlin Group Nightline Bill Clinton Ross Perot

B-29 lands in rain to avoid school bus near Frederick

On October 20 1942 a four engine B 29 Flying Fortress made an emergency landing at Detrick Field under poor weather. First Lt William Boozeman guided the aircraft to a safe touchdown locking wheels to prevent overshoot toward a parked school bus on Montevue Pike. Co crew Sgt R E Reed Sgt Dawson and Sgt Keathlin assisted. Boozeman stayed as guest of instructors D H Welsh and E T Rogers. A Frederick Welding Co truck parked near Lewistown caught fire after rear axle failure causing $1500 in losses. A Navy trailer cruiser enlistment vehicle toured the square corner with Lt (j g) W M Delaney announcing recruiting. Seven locals sworn in at the Tivoli Theater before heading to Hancock Brunswick Hagerstown and back to Baltimore. Memorial Hospital administrator Dow reinstated an ICU nurse controversially suspended for voicing demands for more nursing help. The nurse claimed the suspension was a reprimand and retroactive pay and records issues would require hospital board review. Richard D Harp of Myersville and Lyle G Williams of Braddock Heights were issued a patent for a leak proof biological door seal, enabling lighter door units.

Detrick Field William Boozeman Montevue Pike R.E. Reed Dawson Keathlin Lt. Boozeman D.H. Welsh ET. Rogers J.g W.M. Delaney Frederick Delaney Tivoli Theater Hancock Brunswick Hagerstown Baltimore Frederick Memorial Hospital Wallace M. Dow

Landfill worries spark county hearing at Winchester Hall

A Libertytown writer warns that rubblefill disposal risks toxic contaminants from demolition wood, insulation, and appliances. Concerns focus on site suitability and private ownership, as interstate rules limit local waste restrictions. residents urged to attend the Oct. 20 hearing at 7 p.m. to learn facts.

Libertytown Frederick County Peter Samuel Winchester Hall

Lopsided views on prayer and abortion

Letter criticizes The Frederick News-Post for biased opinions on school prayer and abortion. It accuses conservative religious activism of merging church and state and cites Reagan era shifts and GOP events as evidence of rising fundamentalist influence. The piece argues for rational separation of God and government.

Frederick News-Post Frederick “Conservaha Republican Party Kia GOP

Letters stir on values and budget cuts in Frederick

A reader voices frustration with GOP policies and the Frederick News Post bias. The letter condemns the convention’s claimed family values and questions cuts by Gov Schaefer, arguing health care loss and unemployment will rise, hurting the needy and local workers including staff who lack unemployment eligibility. Catherine Wetzel signs the letter.

William Donald Schaefer

Prayers' benefits praised in The Frederick Post letter page

Dorothy E. Ensor of Gaithersburg commends The Frederick Post for Oct 7 letters on prayer. She asserts media shapes public thought more than any institution, including the church, and urges continued responsible journalism for the country.

Frederick

Defending Home Care Responds To Sept Thirty Article

A reader urges defense of home care funding in response to the Sept thirty report. The letter argues against budget cuts that would reduce health care for the elderly and disabled, stressing their daily needs and dignity.

Need for Fathers to Be Daddies and Visit His Children

A strong appeal argues that many fathers work at the expense of weekend visitation. It warns that prolonged absence harms children, urging dads to prioritize time with their kids over money. The author stresses divorce pain, future impact, and calls on fathers to be “daddies,” not merely fathers. Mountain author Trisha Andrews.

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