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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1997

Page

6

Jefferson School dedication highlights youth and hope

The Jefferson School dedication featured young students at both ends of the ceremony. Catoctin High School musicians opened with reception style music and the Jefferson School chorus closed with Lean On Me. Speaker Cas Taylor spoke of vision and a competitive edge, while Lt. Gov. Townsend emphasized protecting vulnerable children and ensuring respectful treatment.

Jefferson School Catoctin High School Dedication Grove Cas Taylor House of Delegates Kathleen Kennedy Townsend Bill Gates Microsoft Andrew Grove Intel Jack Welsh General Electric

Chicago lights up Washington in a Fosse tribute at National Theatre

The reviewer praises Chicago at the National Theatre for its energy and joy. Ann Reinking and Bebe Callaway lead a starry cast with Jasmine Guy and Obba Babatunde, while John Kander and Fred Ebb provide iconic songs. The show shines as a vivid American celebration of dance and Broadway craft.

Windy City Lake Michigan Burg Chicago Bob Fosse Broadway National Theatre Kennedy Center Pippin Biz Ann Reinking Fosse Gwen Verdon Ms. Reinking John Kander Fred Ebb Weimar Berlin Miss Verdon Mrs. Fosse Bebe Callaway Miss Callaway Roxie Hart Roxie Eddie Vitella Miss d'Amboise Bravat Jasmine Guy Alvin Ailey Dazzler Miss Guy Velma Kelly Obba Babtunde Philadelphia Silence of the Lambs Jelly Roll Morton Billy Flynn Washington New York Sharon June

Double standard at UN censure of Cuba and China

The UN Human Rights Commission in Geneva criticized Cuba 19-10 with 24 abstentions while China avoided rebuke 27-17 with nine abstentions. The bit about Washington backing a Danish resolution shows US diplomacy placating Beijing. France, Germany, Italy, Spain and others withheld support, prompting Denmark to bear the Chinese wrath as Beijing touts economic clout over rights.

United States United Nations Cuba Caribbean U.N. Human Rights Commission Geneva China Commission Fidel Castro Clinton State Department Beijing Washington U S John Shattuck Tibet Shattuck Africa Asia France Germany Italy Spain Airbus Industries Jiang Zemin Jacques Chirac Canada Australia Japan Denmark Copenhagen Europe Nicholas Burns Madeleine Albright Hong Kong Boeing Airbus Tiananmen Square Holger Jensen Rocky Mountain News Denver Scripps Howard News Service

Frederick Civitan Club chartered in hotel ballroom

Nearly 350 Civitan members from 12 clubs in three states and the District of Columbia gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to charter the Frederick Civitan Club a 40 member service group led by Irving Abb of Frederick. Eugene W. Pruitt announced daylight saving time changes for Frederick County schools and Frederick city. A large crowd honored the late Dr Ulysses G Bourne Sr at Asbury Methodist Church with awards to Dr Ulysses Bourne Jr Dr F Blanche Bourne and Gladys Bourne Thornton. Sheriff Donald C Barnes announced a jail facility task force including county officials and local leaders. SERTOMA district governor Herman Shook noted 21 new Woodsboro Sertoma members in a large initiation.

Civitan States District of Columbia Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick Civitan Club Irving Abb Frederick Frederick Service Group Eugene W. Pruitt Frederick County Asbury Methodist Church Ulysses G. Bourne Sr Ulysses G. Bourne Jr F. Blanche Bourne Washington, D.C Gladys Bourne Thornton Donald C. Barnes Sheriff Barnes David Doxton Donald L. Lewis Mitchel Demchuk Ronald N. Young Richard J. Ashton Robert C. Snyder Brunswick George Morris Sertoma Herman Shook Woodsboro Sertoma Club

Public tour row prompts patient rights critique

Denise Schick reports Mrs. Roscoe Bartlett and her husband faced a White House tour line delay. The writer says voters want equal treatment for all officials and rejects front-of-the-line courtesy as improper.

Roscoe Bartlett White House

Fort Detrick vaccine storage center debated in community letter

A reader opposes Fort Detrick’s bid to host a multimillion-dollar vaccine storage and production site amid fears of storing bubonic plague and anthrax vaccines in a densely populated area. The letter and responses urge public hearings and call for the bid to be withdrawn while noting Earth Day events sponsored by Fort Detrick.

Fort Detrick U.S Frederick Ivins

Vaccine production at Fort Detrick sparks safety concerns

Edith O. Eader argues that funding a vaccine center at Fort Detrick risks safety, security, and economic waste. She notes vaccines target single strains, while adversaries can easily create new deadly agents. She advocates international bans on biological warfare and criticizes local development hype and potential false advertising by developers.

Duce Levitt Fort Detrick Frederick County

City Officials Stand Up to Developer Over Dearbought Property

Citizens praise local officials for resisting Thomas Natelli and his plan to erase the Derr House history in Frederick County. The debate centers on whether the Dear House restoration is worth the cost versus the financial gains from land purchase and resale. The community questions the math and the burden on public resources.

Thomas Natelli Frederick County Natelli Mr. Natelli Derr

Beckt Letters on Pledgea and Founding Ideals

Steve Beck responds to editorials on the Pledge of Allegiance arguing the words reflect founding fathers' principles, not that they authored the pledge. He calls for Americans to think as one nation, rejects forced conformity, and urges careful reading before labeling views as extreme.

Frederick News- Post Andrew Holmes Frederick News-Post

Letters to the Editor Policy at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites signed letters exclusive to the paper with writer name, home address, and phone number for verification. Many letters are published with edits or space constraints. no poetry or form letters. Submissions may be mailed, faxed, or emailed to the newspaper.

Fredenck News-Post Jeter Frederick News-Post Patrick St P.O Frederick Redericknewspost.com

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