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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1992
Page
7
Norman Quist delivers a three point address to Frederick County High School graduates urging lifelong learning, intellectual and moral courage, and active citizenship. He cites Mead and Goethe and urges action over contemplation as the path to meaning.
Jennifer Mott Hamrick of Fredericksburg urges patience at Route 40 red lights near McCain Drive and Hillcrest Drive. She recounts drivers running red signals at 5:30 p m claiming they sneak through. She warns it is rude dangerous and illegal and may save lives.
Jeannette Liu defending her position as an 18 year old student member on the Board of Education Host Impressions Book Review Committee. She cites credentials at Governor Thomas Johnson High School, leadership roles, and a 4.0 GPA, arguing student voices are vital to deciding on textbooks and teaching methods affecting Frederick County schools.
Margaret McCalla commends Vice President Quayle for defending traditional family values and criticizing Murphy Brown. The May 22 Frederick Post column argues Quayle faced unfair attacks over wealth and personality but highlights his Senate record, defense stance, and calls for core moral values. McCalla notes Quayle’s stance on defense, Gulf War policy, and a measured critique of media portrayals.
G Lee Teets criticizes the May 20 action by four county commissioners Sue Ann Yingling Bruce Reeder Gail Bowerman voting to allow signs in public right of ways and median strips. criticizing planner advice and First Amendment concerns, injunctions, and potential legal challenges while urging equal treatment for all businesses and reversal of the policy. Teets notes David Gray opposed the proposal and supported planning recommendation and legal counsel. Teets resides in Myersville.
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