Marketing Educator Dr Candy Zentz Honored Nationally
Dr Candy Zentz of the Frederick County Career and Technology Center was named Outstanding Teacher of the Year by the Maryland Vocational Association. The marketing program has national recognition as a model exemplary vocational education program. Students praise her impact and the center’s role in preparing a technically skilled workforce.
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Frederick County
Zentz
United States
Candy Zentz
Marketing Educa
Hwang's Golden Child Opens in Washington at Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center presents David Henry Hwang's Golden Child directed by James Lapine, starring Tsai Chin as the empress with Midori Nakamura and Liana Pai, weaving a tale of three women and a grandson that reflects changes in Chinese history. Donnie Brasco stars Al Pacino and Johnny Depp as a Mafia hood and undercover FBI man, with Mike Newell directing a sharp, character driven crime drama.
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David Henry Hwang
New York
L.A
Washington
Kennedy Center
Eisenhower Theatre
Hwang
Los Angeles
Joe Papp
Public Theater
Sun Yat Sen
Mr Hwang
Les
James Lapine
Mr. Lapine
Stan Egi
John Christopher Jones
Julyana Soelistyo
Tsai Chin
Golden Gate
Midori Nakamura
Liana Pai
al Pacino
Johnny Depp
Donnie Brasco
Pumba
Mr. Pacino
Mike Newell
Pacino
Depp
Donnie B
Hollywood
Bruno Kirby
James Russo
Gunsel
Michael Madsen
Anne Heche
FBI
Miss Heche
Chinese Americans split on Deng death and homeland ties
In Oakland Chinatown I hear that the Chinese American community is not monolithic in response to Deng Xiaoping’s death. The piece argues many Chinese Americans, including U.S. born residents with mixed identities, feel not all are mourning and highlight diverse ties to Hong Kong Taiwan Southeast Asia and Latin America.
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Deng Xiaoping
Oakland
Chinatown
Wenetha
China
America
United States
Deng
Hong Kong
Canada
Southeast Asia
Australia
Taiwan
United
Philippines
Vietnam
Thailand
Singapore
U.S
City Hall
Washington D.C
Beijing
Scripps Howard News Service
Reckord rejects 5000 secondhand uniforms at Camp Ritchie
MAJ. GEN. MILTON A. Reckord refused 5000 secondhand army uniforms for Maryland National Guardsmen saying they were too poor in quality. He warned against uniforms that could discourage enlistment in a $1 million publicity program.
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Milton A. Reckord
State Adjutant General
Camp Ritchie
Maryland
Reader shares thoughts on Bill Maxwell column and virtue
A reader recounts reading Bill Maxwell's February column and reflects on judging by color versus conduct. She notes caring for a 91 year old woman who places letters in the paper and recalls her mother’s saying never say can't, strive to do right. The message emphasizes love and self-improvement.
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Bill Maxwell
Scripps Howard News Service
Lobbying Congress for tax code changes
Letter writer Jacob Engelbrecht of Frederick argues lobbying Congress is needed to simplify the tax code, contending lawmakers respond to special interests. He notes the IRS administers the code, issues instructions, and collects taxes, and expresses cautious hope for potential simplification.
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Congress
IRS
Store visits and phony morality clash over local business
A letter questions city leaders for singling out the Lingerie and Video Center while ignoring similar code violations by other shops. The writer defends the store’s role and asserts that customers span all social and economic groups, urging consistency in enforcement.
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Jim Grimes
Montgomery Ward
Pizza Hut
Letter writer questions mayoral stance on shop morality
Robert F. Tansey argues against consolidating law enforcement facilities and criticizes mayor Grimes for perceived hypocrisy. He highlights safety, communication, and abduction concerns, urging avoidance of centralized policing and warning of potential threats and vandalism. He asserts responsible parenting and warns against overreach.
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Grimes
Serious flaws in law mail plan
A county proposal to merge sheriff state police and city police into a single mail facility is criticized for security risks. The author warns of terrorism threats and cites past attacks to argue against centralization, stressing the need to disperse personnel to reduce potential loss of life.
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United States
Beirut
Saudi Arabia
New York Trade Center
Oklahoma City
Children and character over race in a world learning
Jeffrey Wynne argues racism is morally wrong and calls for judging individuals by character rather than race. He cites Martin Luther King Jr. and To Kill a Mockingbird to urge a childlike, unbiased view of people and a mature society.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Letters to the Editor guidelines at The Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with writer name address and home phone for verification. Space limits mean not all letters may publish, with mailing and contact options provided for submission via mail fax or email.
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Frederick News Post
News Post
Bextese
Space
Frederick News-Post
E. Patrick
P.O
Frederick
Fox
Tredinewspost.com
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McDonald’s
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Mount Campus
Donald Myers
Washington Retail Merchants Association
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Annapolis
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Ralph Sumpter
Jerry Levin
Aviation Enterprises
Frederick Municipal Airport
Century Aviation Inc
Dulles International
Leesburg
Virginia
James Wheeldon
Jerome Thomas
Delbert Miller
Baker Park
Jacob Engelbrecht Frederick
Robert F. Tansey
Airborne
U.S Army
Bubby Lewis Frederick
Jeffrey Wynne
Middletown
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