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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1992

Page

4

Debates Highlight Agriculture Focus in 6th District Race

The 6th District hosts another Hattery versus Bartlett forum at Winchester Hall at 7 p.m. Sponsored by the Maryland Farm Bureau and The Frederick News-Post, it centers on land use property rights wetlands environmental concerns and agricultural subsidies with audience Q and A. Both candidates, farmers themselves, will address agri business issues and voter life impact.

Barbara Mikulski Alan Keyes 6Th Tom Hattery Roscoe Bartlett 6Th District Winchester Hall del. Hattery Dr. Bartlett Maryland Farm Bureau Frederick News-Post Congress

Meachum Looks Ahead at Long Campaign and Bush Clinton Clash

Roy Meachum critiques the long 1992 campaign cycle, noting media bias, Bush's leadership in the Gulf War era, and Clinton's Arkansas record as a contrast. He discusses Perot's third candidacy and the business sector's wary stance, urging readers to consider the unfolding political dynamics in Fredery and beyond.

George Bush Oval Office U.S Panama White House Saddam Hussein Bush Ronald Reagan Libya Kuwait Iorge Arabia America Gulf Repubq Clinton Arkansas H. Ross Perot Zasaline Fredery

Treasury official faces probe over Chicago trips with customs escorts

Assistant Treasury Secretary for Enforcement Peter K. Nunez is under investigation by the Treasury Inspector General for Chicago trips where local Customs agents allegedly chauffeured him and his family. He also faces scrutiny from a House subcommittee over his role in monitoring a corruption probe into a Chicago customs official who attended sports events with Nunez.

Washington Department of Treasury Chicago Blackhawks Treasury Peter K. Nunez Treasury Inspector General Nunez Doug Barnard D-Ga Commerce, Consumer and Monetary Affairs U.S Nicholas Brady Secret Service Internal Revenue Service Financial Crimes Enforcement Network U.S. Customs Service Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Internal Treasury

Nunez Linked to Customs Escort in Chicago Trip Scandals

The report details Nunez riding with a Customs escort to White Sox games at Comiskey Park and the new stadium in 1990 91 and 92. It notes a separate probe into Donald Watson amid allegations of sexual acts with young agents and interns and questions whether the IG limited the inquiry to avoid embarrassment while tracking more than $42 000 in government funds.

Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park Nunez Chicago Treasury Blackhawks White Sox New Stadium Barnard Donald Watson Midwestern Watson Treasury IG U.S Department of Justice Washington Boyd

Potomac Flood Damages Cited In Red Cross Survey 1942

A National Red Cross survey of the Potomac River flood damage estimates property losses up to 50,000 with Br unwick area projections of 20 000 to 25 000 for about 36 homes and businesses. Typhoid immunization continues in Frederick County and area schools offer new vocational war production training with classes in riveting welding and blueprint reading. Former WIMD announcer Baron Von Schoenermarck, arrested for enemy alien status, is paroled. NAACP backs Sheriff Baumgartner amid political charges. Salvation Army leaders Harris honored with Golden Hand award. Snow of .57 inch felt in Frederick marking an early snowfall with a wry remark from a radio announcer.

Red Cross Point of Rocks Frederick County Brunswick E.C. Kefauver C.E. Clingan Frederick Elm Street C.E. Hartman Bascom S. Neal C.W. Mullican Frederick High School WIMD Heinzdieter’ Baron von Schoenermarck FBI Baltimore

Protect health jobs in Frederick County

The author warns that budget cuts threaten 28 Frederick County health workers, risking prenatal care, child health, family planning, environmental monitoring, and food inspections. The writer urges restoring Health Department and Environment funding to meet growing needs and prevent unsafe conditions.

Frederick County Environmental Health Service Maryland William Donald Schaefer Health Department Department of the Environment

Health department thanks supporters amid budget cuts in Frederick County

James H Rowe s MD MPH health officer expresses gratitude to citizens and press for backing during tight finances. He credits Frederick County Commissioners for maintaining funding and advocates to the state legislature, while noting the final impact of cuts remains uncertain.

James H Rowes, MD Frederick County

Letters on Religion and Education Drive Local Discourse

Angie Trains urges a return to constitutional and Christian moral principles, arguing for a spiritual or moral revival and reduced deficits. Robert Hughes calls for transparency in public schools, insisting tax dollars fund accountable education and private options if needed. Debra Lacoste echoes concern over teachers' practices and public school funding.

Washington Adams Jefferson Lincoln

Media Bias Claims in the 1990s Presidential Coverage

Sharon Marconi of Mount Airy voices concern that mainstream media favor the Clinton Gore ticket and downplay aggressiveness in Quayle while presenting a shrill tone. She argues this coverage shapes voter choices and urges others to critique press power and ensure a final, independent decision.

Sam Clinton Quayle Gore Bush America United States

Questioning school board views on religion in Impressions stories

Reader contemplates how a tale with angel or preacher themes would fare on school votes and objects to perceived censorship when materials promoting witchcraft versus Judeo Christian values are discussed, noting community objections to children exposure and teachers guides.

Editor invites letters with name address and phone number

The Frederick News Post requests readers to sign letters legibly with full address and telephone number for potential publication. The note warns that volume of letters may limit publishing and provides the editor's address for submissions.

Venhcahou Cine Bonar Frederick News Post Patrice Frederick Wa

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Roy Meachum Larry King Ross Perot Gov. Clinton Jack Anderson United Feature Syndicate NAACP Leaven Gordon Richard C. Baumgartner Gordon E.B. Harris Salvation Army Harry Rosenfeld Army Christy Carton Adamstown Angie Walkersville Robert Hughes Buckeystown Debra Lacoste Walkersville Sharon Marconi Mount Airy
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