Bartlett for impeachment if Judiciary finds grounds
Rep Roscoe Bartlett said he would vote to impeach President Clinton if the House judiciary committee finds grounds. He noted he would resign if he had done what Clinton admitted before the Starr report. He cited evidence of perjury and manipulation by supporters.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Oth
Clinton
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Starr
House Judiciary Committee
To impeach or not Clinton resign urged by county voters
Frederick County politicians interviewed Sunday urged impeachment or resignation for President Clinton. Dr Bartlett cited 90 percent of constituents calling for impeachment or resignation and noted a Senate two thirds vote would be required for removal, a hurdle given Republicans lack such a majority. The discussion centered on Clinton's alleged poor judgment with Monica Lewinsky.
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Clinton
Frederick County
Dr. Bartlett
House
U.S
U.S. Senate
Senate
Monica Lewinsky
White House
Starr report and Clinton rebuttal on The Frederick News Web site
The Frederick News Web site hosts the complete Starr report and the Clinton rebuttal. The source cites the location as rieknewspost.com, indicating online availability for readers seeking both documents.
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Starr
Clinton
Frederick News
Rieknewspost.com
Frederick completes Community Bridge mural project on Carroll Street Bridge
The five year project created an anamorphic trompe l oeil mural covering 3 000 square feet across six walls of the Carroll Street Bridge. William M Cochran led the artwork with international attention and online broadcast via Shared Vision. Local leaders celebrated the piece as Americana and a catalyst for development while supporters praised its grit and communal effort.
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Frederick
Frederick County
United States
Shared Vision
Rotary Club of
Carroll Creek
William M. Cochran
Carroll Street Bridge
Sue Hecht
Frederick County Commissioners
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Bill
Dan Gammon
Morgan State University
Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Skip Lawrence
William Cochran
South Carroll Street
Candidates gear up for day at the polls
As the Tuesday primary nears, Frederick County election officials seek election judges from both parties amid a tight deadline. Deputy director Ruth Ellen Jacobs says shortages persist. absentee ballots reached 457 by Friday. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm for governor US Senate comptroller attorney general and local seats.
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Ruth Ellen Jacobs
Frederick County
Elections Board
U.S
Central Committee
Republican Party
John Derr
Alexander Mooney
Roscoe Bartlett
Éth
Preserving history of small Frederick County schools
Two historians document one and two room schools in Frederick County as the area marks 250 years. Forest Grove School housed seven grades two students shared a classroom with iron desks and a dual-aisle arrangement. Lenore Whitmore taught languagemathsocial studies and rode from Johnsville each day. The Detrick Road school featured a vestibule front door a spring water source and outdoor toilets.
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Forest Grove School
Lenore Whitmore
Johnsville
Detrick Road
Publishing county school memories from one and two room classrooms
Bill Crum and Monroe Free gather reminiscences from Frederick County residents who attended one and two room schools. A book on New Market Urbana schools has appeared, with more volumes planned for Libertytown Linganore Mount Pleasant and Johnsville. A slide show for seniors is hoped, as interviews and transcriptions preserve strict teachers and long-ago bus tricks.
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Ronald S. Bird
Frederick
Carroll County
Theresa Adams
Scott Rolle
Norman Usiak
James Hagg
Edwin Ferris
Walkersville
Brunswick
New Market
Urbana
Thurmont
David Brinkley
Paul Stull
Valerie Hertges
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Donald Elliott
Roy Pfeiffer
Ann Bailard
John Thompson
Bill Crum
Monroe Free
Mr. Crum
Frederick County
Crum
Mr. Free
Free
Libertytown
Linganore
Mount Pleasant
Johnsville
Frederick News Post Recycles Daily Print Practice
The Frederick News Post notes its daily print run uses 100 percent recycled paper. It emphasizes environmental stewardship and ongoing print discipline in its operation.
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Frederick News Post
Renuclatie
Frederick designer's role in American fashion history
A new book highlights the contributions of Frederick designer in shaping American fashion history. The piece notes the designer's influence across eras and trends, with emphasis on innovation and the designer's impact on contemporary style.
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Frederick
Wallace legacy shaped by combat and conversion
Wallace, the former Alabama governor and perennial presidential candidate, died at 79 after a cardiac arrest following a blood infection. His image fused a segregationist era cry with later appeals to the middle class and a controversial political shift. Biographers note a complex legacy, tempered by health decline and a history of racial stances.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Forrmer
Alabama
Stephan Lesher
Wallace
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