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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2001

Page

4

Mooney fund raising letter pushes half million goal

U.S. Senator Alex Mooney's Maryland state race appeals for donations citing religious faith, flag symbolism, and Constitutional themes while warning of liberal attacks. He discloses a target of about 500000 dollars to fund a campaign defense and frame, portraying opponents as threats and critics as liberal hatchet men.

Tate Sen Alex Mooney Iberals Paris Glendening Mooney Senate Checkers

Kiss Me Kate at Kennedy Center Blooming with Broadway Glories

Roy Meachum cheers Kiss Me Kate at the Kennedy Center praising Michael Blakemore's direction and Kathleen Marshall's choreography. Rex Smith and Rachel York lead a demanding, dazzling cast with standout numbers and a joyous reminder of Broadway’s golden era amid a celebratory two hour forty minute show running through August 3.

Kate Kennedy Center Pippin Opera House Ben Vereen Bob Fosse Mr. Vereen Dancer Fosse Cole Porter Kiss Me Michael Blakemore Kathleen Marshall Mr. Fosse Rex Smith Rachel York Mr. Smith Miss York Nancy Anderson Tess Miss Anderson Broadway America Baltimore Ford Randy Donaldson Show Biz Miss Marshall Richard Poe Michael Arkin Jenra New York

Orwellian Blindness in Western Attitudes to Suffering

The piece argues that Western tourists ignore misery in non Western countries, citing Orwell on Morocco and condemns Olympic politics amid China 2008 bid. It warns that even totalitarian regimes can soften with age and profit from global complicity, a view that reflects Orwell’s warning on ethical blindness.

Morocco George Orwell Orwell England Tin Birnie China Soviet Union Germany Spa IOC Mao Seniui

Frederick County news items span jail status to education leaders

Officials said the Frederick County jail cooler policy changes. The Frederick County Board of Education appointed Frances W Ashbury to a new term as president, with Col Vincent L Rowet declining. Nine Boy Scouts joined Lenhok'sin Trail Camping Program led by Bob Humphrey. Montclaire Ave resident Michael D Culler earned a PhD in endocrinology from Texas A&M and will join Tulane's medical staff after Hood College and University of Maryland degrees.

Frances W Ashbury Frederick County Walkersville Bob Humphrey Albert Butler Andy Byers Harold Gilkey Greg Humphrey Matt LaMoret Davin Martz Ali Summer Derick Willet Mark Wood Michael D. Culler Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Wilburn D. Culler Montclaire Avenue Frederick Texas A&m University College Station Texas O Hood College University of Maryland Tulane University Schoo of Medicine New Orleans

Vicious pit bull attack sparks fear in Frederick

Residents report loose pit bulls in Frederick with one attack injuring Krista McGowan and her dogs prompting calls to police. The writer urges owner accountability and stronger laws, citing repeated incidents and emotional trauma from the incident and ongoing safety concerns.

Frederck Frederick City East Sixth Street Krista McGowan Joe Adkins Frederick Ated Animal Control Prerpal

One Hour With Pete and the Pit Bull Debate

Pamela Clark recalls Pete the abused pit bull and argues against targeting breeds. The piece defends Pete as loving and well tempered, warns of two visiting critics Krista Poten and Schreier, and notes a vicious watchdog named Little Bo. Frederick-born reminiscence blends defense of dogs and cautionary foreshadowing.

Krista Poten Ee Cede Pete Gumaly

Letters to the Editor People friendly pits

A reader argues APBTs were bred for people contact and warns against breed decline. The letter cites pit dogs and handlers, notes dangers of modern owners, and urges readers to study books rather than headlines. It references politics in Annapolis and supports Mr Mooney, urging constituent backing. Charles E Hubbard Middletown.

Bob Denton Boeken Pa Hall

Mooney letter on money in politics stirs reader critique

Reader Raymond Moreland angrily denounces state Sen. Alex Mooney and a printed letter on campaign finance. He calls for reform to curb political money and urges Congress to pass a first step, accusing opponents of blocking reform and warning of money’s grip on government.

Alex Mooney Congress Ie Daren Ye Gta Fience Ag

Mooney seeks 500000 for reelection funds

A reader supports Senator Alex Mooney’s push for a $500,000 fundraising drive to back his re election citing shared values and commitment to representing his constituents. Critics label the strategy as dirty campaigning but the writer pledges support and urges others to do the same.

Sen Alex Mooney Mr. Mooney Annapolis Ateles Nils Sinh

Letters to the Editor From The Frederick News Post

The Frederick News Post requests letters to the editor with writers full name and a verifiable address or phone number. Some letters are abridged due to volume and content may be edited or declined for publication.

Mad Frederick News-Post P.O. Box Frederick Tredenck

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