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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1992

Page

4

Abortion Referendum Debated Ahead of Maryland Ballot Question 6

Readers urged to study the law by calling Legislative Reference in Annapolis or local legislators as Maryland for Choice and Vote KNOW Coalition engage in a heated pre vote battle. Major groups on both sides include ACLU Planned Parenthood NOW NARAL and Catholic Conference.

Maryland Legislative Reference Annapolis Supreme Court Maryland For Choice Voterknow Coalition American Civil Liberties Union Maryland Religious Coalition For Abortion Rights Planned Parenthood The National Organization For Women NARAL League of Women Voters Vote Know Maryland Catholic Conference Human Life International Family Protection Lobby

Andy Rooney on carelessness and driving habits

A Rooney column discusses how people split on being careful versus careless. It contrasts attitudes toward driving, noting fast drivers can be skilled and slow drivers may impede progress. It mocks stereotypes linking carelessness to Democrats and comments on everyday habits.

Reader’s Guide to the Campaign Within The Campaign

A brief explainer outlines how to assess Republican claims of media bias during the presidential race. It notes GOP strategies to seed distrust, describes labeling patterns used for Republicans versus Democrats, and mentions studies showing Bush receiving more negative than positive sound bites on TV news.

Bush Quayle Astrodome GOP Rich Bond Ress Conservative Center For Media and Public Affairs Bill Clinton Robert Lichter Washington Post CBS Susan Spencer James Baker White House Baker

Media bias claims and Clinton Bush sound bites

A compact survey of studies from the Center for Media and Public Affairs and other outlets discusses how news coverage shapes perceptions of presidents during bad news periods. It notes mixed evaluations of media bias, and cites instances where outlets were accused of slant while others defended fairness.

Community debates return of German cannon to Legionnaires

Fifty years ago in Frederick city Alderman Russell H. McCain moved to return the German field piece donated by the Frederick American Legion post to the Legionnaires. The motion passed unanimously as officials urged liquidation of the WWI cannon to fund charitable causes through a scrap drive.

American Legion Memoral Park Frederick City Russell H. McCain Legionnaires Herbert S. Schroeder Legion Post

Bush Clinton and the media

A reader critiques perceived media bias in coverage of Bush and Clinton, questioning neutrality and consistency across elections. The letter laments excessive negative framing of the current administration and praises Clinton, while accusing the media of favoritism and misrepresenting candidates.

Economic Shift and Job Loss Reflections in the 1980s

A first person reflection on job cuts during the 1980s boom and slow down. The speaker notes widespread layoffs as companies hired too aggressively, cites rising labor costs and property values, and asks for a balanced view of President Bush's accomplishments amid economic pain. The piece highlights American sentiment of disappointment and asks readers to consider broader economic factors.

Bush Doe

New Bush painting may stir people to vote

Visual artist Kirsten Dandrea notes Josef Schutzenhofer's work returning to Frederick affirms citizen access to challenging art. The piece interprets the past 12 years of the Republican administration and is shown at Calvin Diego Gallery during election week, potentially motivating some to vote.

Josef Schutzenhofer Frederick Schutzenhofer Calvin Diego

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