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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1996
Page
6
The piece argues for year round emphasis on Black history and an honest view of all history. It highlights Urbana Feb 11 African American Community Fair and a feature on black women pooling resources to fund college scholarships. It notes ongoing fragmentation from work schedules and relocations but celebrates community ties and objective history.
Atlanta writer praises the 1995 Oscar nominations highlighting Braveheart and Babe among favorites. He predicts Sense and Sensibility will win Best Picture while Braveheart may miss top prize, commends acting nominations for Hopkins and Allen, and applauds unexpected contenders for a year of lively film discourse.
The story argues media forecasts determine early nominating outcomes. It claims turnout and coverage convert uncertainty into decisive forecasts, shaping candidates to withdraw or recalibrate after Iowa and New Hampshire.
The piece argues that early presidential coverage in Iowa and New Hampshire is driven by money for boosters, hotels, and media teams rather than meaningful political decisions. It notes candidates like Phil Gramm and Malcolm Forbes face media-driven burial while sponsors fund the spectacle, shaping perceptions beyond actual results.
City workers install meters between All Saints and South Streets to improve traffic control in congested Frederick areas. Senator John B Funk of Frederick County declines comment on rumors he may run for comptroller on the Democratic ticket as incumbent Tawes seeks the Democratic governor nomination. High winds and heavy rains shatter a plate glass window at Allen Grumbine store. Frederick County Flag Contest winners honored at public ceremony led by James Pearl who designed a simpler flag. Metropolitan Commission proposes water and sewer hookup charges in New Market rise from 150 to 1350 per unit. vote could swing 3-2. A historic group photo at the first annual Indian Guide father-son banquet included Kickapoo Nation members.
A panel notes the Feb. 12 piece misrepresented findings by Dr. Herbert Needleman. New JAMA results show high bone lead correlates with vandalism, shoplifting and aggression in boys, while prior flaws are disputed by researchers and NIH supported work.
The Delaplaine Visual Arts Center YMCA and the Central Maryland Heritage organization are pursuing state funding, aiming to boost renovation efforts and public awareness. Local supporters praise the initiative as timely and vital for the thriving arts community in Frederick.
Catherine Vierbuch en, executive director, argues the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center needs state and other funding to finish the Mill building renovation and ensure a self supporting facility with robust art education programs. Clark of Frederick underscores public education support.
From the home office in Middletown Maryland the piece lists ten reasons not to vote for Roscoe Bartlett in November. The items target trade positions health care education and government salary practices with satirical claims about his stances and quotes from James R Lee.
A reader urges officials to consider the large group of average students in Frederick County who fall between gifted and struggling learners. The writer stresses these students are capable and will form the backbone of society, asking for inclusive support alongside magnet and disability programs.
The Frederick News Post invites letters with name address and phone for verification. Space limits mean not all letters are published and some may be edited. Do not send poetry or letters addressed to others. mail to 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or fax 6628299.
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