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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1994
Page
6
Ries Boaze the historian attacks Maryland and county legal figures over gun access in schools. Officials refuse. court action likely. The editorial supports school boards banning weapons, noting re-enactors with old rifles pose less risk than concealed handguns.
Roy Meachum notes November results yield a female majority on Winchester Hall board with Gail Bowerman leading county races. Hecht and Stup expected to form district female majorities, while the GOP shows mixed gains and warns of potential Republican pickup in District 4. Sauerbrey’s loss settles as Glendening gains the race with Smith and Denton contending at the state level.
A columnist vents fatigue with Republicans on Capitol Hill and praises President Clinton for advocating preventive policies. The piece argues prevention yields long term benefits like immunization and job training, credits Clinton and allies for bold investment despite short term political risk, and attacks GOP critics as pessimistic.
Brian K Bergstrath urges voters to replace weak leadership with decisive reform. He blasts procedural tricks behind crime and health bills, critiques refugee spending versus homelessness, and calls for bi partisan support for a driven president. He asks for priorities and action.
The Frederick County Agricultural Society secretary says upcoming Fair, opening in a week, looks very promising as sunny weather boosts attendance. Water pressure woes persist from a break on a main Singapore line, while a Camp Crowder Army nurse from Frederick earns a promotion. Local 4-H prize cake buyers and an auctioneer are noted, zoning appeals deny a group home at 1504 North Market Street, and bow hunting yields two deer in Frederick County.
Bruce Hottinger of Frederick says his sponsor funds his demolition derby car and wants to display the sponsor’s name, but the fair committee barred logos this year after years of logo use. He blames the committee for lack of support and criticizes officials for not acting sooner to prevent the issue.
Frederick County domestic violence remains the most common crime. The Domestic Violence Task Force released a film titled Domestic Violence You Can Stop It to guide victims through the criminal justice system and connect them with local agencies. It is available at government offices, police departments, social services, Heartly House, libraries, and Blockbuster. Acknowledgments go to supporting businesses and Sheriff Carl Harbaugh for fundraising.
Letters from LAWRENCE A. DORSEY Jr. and LAURENCE SORCHER applaud law enforcement, legal aid, and editor services for a community film. They urge cooperation beyond labels, noting room for ideas from all sides amid debates on liberty and national belonging.
David P. Koontz objects to John Birch Society using Frederick County Health Department space to show The Clinton Chronicles, urges clarity on whether the group pays for room use, and rebuts a misreading of his stance. He condemns public funding for propaganda, supports equal treatment of all groups, and requests understanding of his point.
A Frederick citizen defends due process and the presumption of innocence as he critiques The Clinton Chronicles film. He argues for quiet evidence, proper judicial procedure, and warns against trial by media while noting rising polarization and unproven claims about President Clinton.
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