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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1994

Page

5

Maryland Sound Source ballot shows 80 candidates for September primary

The paper reviews an early voter poll of 80 candidates across races including county commissioners and the Sixth District congressional contest. It cautions that votes here do not count in the real election and urges readers to study candidates and issues before the September 13 primary, noting potential ballot box stuffing and the need to register.

Election Board Maryland Orphans Court Roscoe Bartlett

Ink Spots and All Night Strut light up Weinberg stage

Struttin' Weinberg Last Friday at the Weinberg Center offered the Ink Spots in a one night Frederick show, with tickets under half the Kennedy Center price. Feste Productions' The All Night Strut opened and closed over the weekend, directed by Susan Palmer Purtee, highlighting Megan Crosson Kayte Curtis Nancy Johnson Jones Bobby Lewis and the Steele brothers.

Sharon Weinberg Center Ink Spots Feste Susan Palmer-Purtee Frederick Tivoli Theater Square Corner Kennedy Center Weinberg Arts Council City Hall James James County Arts Council Lynn Tulery TV Comedienne Elayne Boosler Tammy Wynette Patrick Street Mr. Stup Tanya Tucker Wild Gallagher Trisha Yearwood Megan Crosson Kayte Curtis Nancy Johnson-Jones Bobby Lewis Steele Brothers Christopher Steve David Conrad Ken Kerr Alison Shafer

Study on Chairs Turns Into Civic Satire at Gettysburg

A public speaker quips about funding a study on chairs and sitting as he addresses 500 students and 1,000 parents at Gettysburg College. Attendees shift in line on lawn card table chairs, expressing visible discomfort and restlessness.

Hierresinen Gettysburg College AST

A Chair Inquiry by Andy Rooney on Comfort and Fit

Andy Rooney argues chairs misfit the human body and outlines how seating design ignores posture. He suggests chair sizing by individual measurements, noting audience reactions to comfort at graduations and proposing broad changes across venues.

RSVP Congressional Tribune Melia

Frederick Lions elect Richard F Kline president

Yesterday Richard F. Kline was elected Frederick Lions Club president succeeding G Raymond Shipley. New officers include William H Bartgis first vice president Glenn E Stovall third vice president Herman C Gubisch secretary treasurer Ira F Ray tail twister Jacob R Ramsburg lion tamer and Ralph H Fellows director for three years. In Hamilton Market prices T bone steer 44 cents per pound county onions 2 pounds for 15 cents and granulated sugar 6 cents a pound. A special Em mitsburg Town Council meeting approved a Service Honor Roll. The Board of Education will place stokers at Brunswick High Middletown High Walkersville schools at about 5000. Frederick City seeks state funds for a lead paint poisoning program. Senator Charles McC Mathias Jr of Frederick urges a new local government unit called Little Republics for about 10000 residents. Minor adjustments at McCurdy Field for the Regional Babe Ruth tournament include a 12 seat pressbox and chain link fence.

Richard F. Kline Frederick Lions Club G. Raymond Shipley The Lions William H. Bartgis Glenn E. Stovall Herman C. Gubisch Treasuer Ira F. Ray Jacob R. Ramsburg Ralph H. Fellows McCurdy Field

Relieving Jury Duty Boredom Suggestions

Charles Miller of Urbana reflects on jury duty boredom and offers ideas to improve the experience. He suggests televisions in the jury room, access to current newspapers, a two hour plea bargaining limit, and pardoning policemen and lawyers to save time and money.

USA Today Washington Post Frederick Post

Finding lost pets letter prompts ID rules for dogs

Mary Anne Fry from Thurmont urges Huffer family to tag dogs with identification and shelter checks after a pet loss aired on Cable 10. She cites three required IDs: owner contact tag, rabies vaccination tag, and Frederick County dog license, arguing timely shelter contact could have saved the second dog.

Dave Joyce Huffer Knoxville Humane Society Cable 10 Betty Mitchell Frederick County Huffer

Frederick reader letter questions welfare attitudes

A reader named Carol Swick from Frederick criticizes the phrase bad attitude used about Stacy Doody in a June 22 item. She questions whether Doody is “blessed with a child” given her perceived hateful stance toward some people.

Stacy Doody

Letters responding to Vietnam veteran remarks and domestic violence

A reader denounces Emmitsburg commissioner Tom Gingell for insulting Vietnam veterans and calls for a public apology and a visit to the Vietnam Memorial. The letter links in-home trauma to street violence, cites Maryland incarceration figures, and urges addressing family wounds to curb societal ills. Sandra Leigh Krantz, founder of Survivors United, signs.

Emmitsburg Tom Gingell Gingell D.C

Sue Hecht for state delegate and judiciary panel

A reader cheers Sue Hecht's bid for District 3 state delegate and aims for a seat on the House Judiciary Committee. The letter recounts experiences before the committee on child abuse and domestic violence, noting prior dismissal of testimony and calls for reform.

Yippee Skippee Sue Hecht Sue House Judiciary Committee

In God We Trust on Currency Debate

Evelyn M Shepley of Hagerstown pleads for keeping the motto In God We Trust on U S currency. She argues Congress has removed prayer from schools and government, urges return to traditional faith, and warns against liberal changes eroding freedom.

Frederick Post Congress Christ God

Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post invites letters and requires writers to include name address and phone number for verification. Letters should be sent by May 8 to News-Post 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21705 or via the provided contact details.

Frederick

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Roy Meachum Struttin’ Weinberg Michael Stup Weinber Post Exarts Council Gary Hughes Stup Hagerstown Maryland Theatre Andy Rooney Home Ira SULY Hamilton East Board OF Education Brunswick High School Middletown High and Walkersville Frederick Iron and Steel Co U.S Charles McC. Mathias Jr Mathias Charles Miller Urbana I.D Mary Anne Fry Thurmont Carol Swick Frederick Solomon Sandra Leigh Krantz Survivors United Glenn B. Littlefield Thurmoni Hecht Evelyn M. Shepley
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