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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1992
Page
3
The piece recalls Independence Day on July 4 1776 and the lasting democratic idea. It notes John Adams hopes for enduring celebration with pomp and parades. It adds proper flag display: blue field left to observer, blue shield at staff top, display dawn to dusk or illuminated after sunset, and no rain display unless all weather flag.
Ian McKellen leads an unexpurgated Richard II in a long Kennedy Center run and cross country tour to Los Angeles. The production, praised for theatricality, draws strong box office but draws criticism for length and acoustics in the Opera House.
Desert Storm icons Norman Schwarzkopf and Thomas Kelly command six-figure fees per speech. Kelly reportedly surpassed 1 million dollars in earnings, while Schwarzkopf limits media access to protect a book advance believed to be around five million.
County Agent Henry R Shoe maker warns wet weather endangers the wheat crop and loan moisture limits. W Frank Roberts urges Western Maryland carpooling to conserve transport. Mt Grove Lime reports bridge work resumes. traffic to reopen in three weeks. Governor Mandel proclaims Olympic Trial Days and a welcome sign is erected near Gov Johnson High. Jack Griffin says 183 girls qualified for the U S Women’s Track Championships to be held in Frederick. housing for 24 flood homeless families planned in mobile homes.
Scott Kline of Myersville urges ending controversy over Mathias Farm a 273 acre Monocacy Battlefield tract. He proposes federal condemnation at two to three times the assessed value of 283800 to preserve heritage appealing to citizens.
A reader condemns barriers that curb wheelchair access and urges action to provide ramps. The piece highlights curb obstacles at stores and public spaces, urging helpers to clear ramps and improve inclusion for people using wheelchairs. It references Eugene Jenkins and Elizabeth Ceida with calls for empathy and practical access steps.
The article discusses the financial and social value of wheelchair ramps, highlighting cost benefits to businesses and public facilities. It notes reduced disability access barriers, potential savings in medical costs, and smoother inclusion for wheelchair users in urban settings.
In a letter, Michael Spitz argues ramps aid accessibility and warn against eliminating equal access rules. The writer also muses on monarchy, noting Mountbatten-Windsor names and historic dynasties, referencing Edward VII and the House of Wettin, Windsor lineage, and a desire for restoration of old dynasties. The letter closes with Richard Eichman’s name.
The author rails against taxes and government overreach, attacking the IRS and EPA, claiming excessive fines and pointless laws. He cites impacts on a family and small businesses, argues against wheelchair ramps and environmental regulations, and closes with a signature Eugene R Jenkins.
In his 10 June column Uneasy Revere Res Meachum discusses royal naming, noting a Hanover origin with references to Windsor and Saxe Coburg. The piece touches on shifts during World War II and the role of Germanic links in British royal attribution, amid unclear transcription of the column.
A reader letter argues for considering gun policy facts amid Meachum’s critique. It cites state waiting periods, DC handgun bans, and self defense statistics from Florida State University, questioning Mr Meachum’s stance and noting a personal NRA affiliation.
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