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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1992

Page

6

Dr Martha Schipper a lifetime devoted to Frederick County health

Dr Martha Schipper a pioneering physician and long time Frederick County health officer died this week at home. A Johns Hopkins graduate she led county health efforts from 1971 to 1987 and helped found Rock Creek Diagnostic Center and the Frederick Woman Physicians Group. She served on hospital and bank boards and supported Zonta and the Frederick Historical Society. Her career spanned clinical work and administration with a focus on babies and community welfare.

Martha Taylor Schipper Schipper Frederick County Frederick County Medical Society Johns Hopkins University Montgomery County Health Department Frederick County Health Department Rock Creek Diagnostic Center Health Department Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Woman Physicians Group Frederick County Heart Association First Bank of Frederick Zonta Frederick Historical Society

Quatch! Controversy Over Delaplaine Center Exhibit

Roy Meachum critiques the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center show featuring Josef Schutzenhofer. He defends First Amendment rights while denouncing the artist’s nude political imagery and juror choices, calling the piece a rushed cartoon and praising Joyce Ellen Weinstein’s work as stronger.

Delaplaine Visual Arts Center White House Stormind Norman Schwarzkopf Vietnam Turkey America U.S Saddam Hussein Delaplaine Center Josef Scchutzenhofer Europe George Bush Dolly Parton Gen. Schwarzkopf Washington George Ciscle Herr Schutzenhofer Vienna

Iran’s $19 Billion Military Buildup Sparks Alarm

Washington reports Iran spent 19 billion dollars on military needs last year, 35 percent above prior highs, with Rafsanjani pursuing a major arms push including conventional weapons and potential nuclear programs. The plan includes a five year 50 billion dollar buildup and aims to annex Azerbaijan, funded by cheap purchases from Russia amid a reconstruction crisis at home.

Washington Iran Iraq Azerbaijan Rafsanjani Russia Tran Iranian National Security Council Soviet Union

Iran arming for northern front as Rafsanjani boosts Tehran border

Meeting chaired by Rafsanjani urged exploiting Soviet splits to expand Iran influence in Central Asia and Muslim republics. He allocated 130 million for propaganda, dispatched mullahs and Revolutionary Guards to Azerbaijan, moved the 4th Corps north, and trained intel teams. Iran’s arms buildup includes MIG-29s, SU-27s, 200 T-72s, and billions in purchases from China, North Korea, Libya, and Syria, with MiGs flown in by Soviet crews. The escalation coincides with Mojahedin forces in Iraq preparing a Tehran push.

Boris Yeltsin Rafsanjani Iran Soviet Union America Azerbaijan Revolutionary Guards Corps People’s Mojahedin Iraq Teheran Dale van Atta U.S People’s Mojahedin Tran China North Korea Libya Syria

Development of Detrick Field and local civic notes

Investigations into Detrick Field show that a 1 258 590 dollar Civil Aeronautics Authority appropriation for Maryland airports was fully allocated with no expansion plan for Detrick Field, risking limited growth unless War Department plans change. Frederick Jr Chamber pledges cooperation with salvage drive led by Capt. Glenn Stovall. Gasoline price talks hinge on wholesale rise authorized Jan 3. Maryland ranks last in old age assistance. Frederick County lags in indices. Contract talks progress between Frederick County Teachers Association and School Board amid negotiator panel consensus. Parson Newman Richard E Zimmerman and David E Aldridge join G Edward Dwyer Jr. law practice.

Detrick Field Maryland Civil Aeronautics Authority War Department Chamber of Commerce of Frederick Frederick County Salvage Committee Jaycees Salvage Committee Glenn Stovall The Salvation Army Ernest Berger William M. Moore Paul B. Kallaway State Commission On Aging Frederick County Jack Groch Maryland State Teachers Association Frederick County Teachers Association Frederick County School Board Don Keefer Boe Sam Jafee

Controversy over Bush painting prompts public critique

Jerry Seaman of Frederick vents frustration at public figures who judge art, citing rude behavior, aggressive marketing, waste, hunger, diseases, and wars as outrages. He mentions Josef Schutzenhofer's piece Peace Treaty and the New World Order, noting his choice to avoid viewing it.

Frederick Josef Schutzenhofer

Outrage Over Front Page Nude Art Exposé Sparks Local Debate

Margaret McCalla of New Windsor condemns a Frederick area exhibit funded by public money featuring a nude President, Dolly Parton, and other figures. She criticizes the center's leadership, the NEA stance, and local officials for endorsing such art and urges protests against cultural funding.

Frederick Post Frederick City Dolly Parton Helms General Schwarzkopf Schutzenhofer United States Senate NEA National Endowment For the Arts Fleck Christ Art Certer Center Frederick

Delaplaine Arts Center exhibit sparks praise and debate

Dennis Crews of Myersville commends the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center for the Right Down to the Roots exhibit featuring Schutzenhofer's A Peace Treaty and a New World Order. He condemns the Frederick News-Post editorial as biased, praising the center's integrity and inviting thoughtful engagement with provocative art.

Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Art Center Frederick

Mural Described as Tasteless Political Joke

A brief note from Quentin 5S Clingerman of Monrovia criticizes a mural and its page one description in The Frederick Post dated January 17, calling it a tasteless political joke unworthy of display in a serious visual arts center.

Frederick Post

Officials React Strongly to Painting

A reader condemns censorship of art and government funding for galleries. The letter criticizes officials who suppress expression for diplomacy and urges preserving First Amendment protections, noting George Bush remarks and opposition to public subsidies for art.

George Bush Frederick

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Martha Schipper Roy Meachum Quatch Joyce Ellen Weinstein Metro East Patrick Street Delaplaine Jack Anderson Bush Jerry Seaman Frederick Margaret McCalla New Windsor Myersville Quentin 5S Joseph Sykes Iit Frederick
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