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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1997

Page

6

Women leadership sparks 25th anniversary of caucus gains

The piece recounts Delegate Pauline Venes pushing for women in House leadership, the 25 year forming of the Women’s Caucus, and growth from 12 to 54 women in the General Assembly. Frederick County’s three female delegates Anita Stup Louise radprass and Sue Hecht are noted for leadership, with a call to value ability over gender in voting and representation.

Pauline _ Venes House Thomas Hunter Lowe Vd Women's Caucus Amber Frederick County Generalssembly J. Anita Stup Louise ~Radprass Sue Hecht Stup Commnis Commission Anc Snodgrass Hecht Heartly Edgrass

Metric system debate in a world still using inches

The passage argues for metric adoption, noting 1875 The Meter treaty, 1975 metric conversion act, and later laws guiding federal use. It cites Washington surveys in Virginia, road sign costs, dual-dimension signs, and practical conversion facts. It emphasizes 10 based metric simplicity and aims to guide 21st century education.

Henry I George Washington Virginia United States Congress Cody Clinton

Vaccine worries spark debate over polio shot safety

Rose Sincevich of Frederick asks whether the public health push for mass polio vaccination is justified citing CDC data that linked most US polio cases to the oral vaccine between 1980 and 1994. She urges informed parental decision making and notes Maryland vaccine exemptions.

Frederick News- Post Stephanie Steinbart Frederick County Health Department United States Center For Disease Control CDC

Permanent Guard officers named for local Company A

Yesterday announcements listed 1st Lt. John S. Insley as executive finance and training officer and 1st Lt. Willard M. Horiie as canteen and summary court officer. Also named were 1st Lt. James Loy athletic and mess officer and 2nd Lt. Richard A. Fox supply officer.

National Guard John S. Insley Willard M. Horiie James 8. Loy Richard A. Fox Harry W. Bartgis Robert M Zimmerman John H. Stewart Charles M. Mock Arthur Potts

Church under construction praised by local couple

A local couple on Jefferson Pike near Butterfly Lane compliments the Seventh-day Adventist church officials and the architect for the new building. They commend the structure's beauty and tasteful design, noting it is a complement to Frederick Franklin Rappold.

Jefferson Pike Butterfly Lane Frederick

Governor cites tobacco health risks and tax plan

In a Frederick News Post letter Francis W. Capppella argues a cigarette tax increase to curb youth smoking. He cites parental deaths from smoking and urges action to reduce teen use and long term health harm, noting revenue will fund state programs.

Frederick Francis W. Cappella Maryland Cat Nahi

Letters to the Maryland Governor on drinking age

Christy L Schultz of Myersville argues for lowering the drinking age to 18 to reduce underage drinking. She cites governor Parris Glendening and urges spending tax dollars on needed programs. She frames 18 as a simple privilege rather than a reckless act.

Maryland

Family fundraiser disappoints child over prizes

A parent shares concerns about a charity drive where her 9 year old daughter did not qualify for a T shirt despite similar effort. She notes pressure on children, unequal prize distribution across large communities, and questions what is being taught about giving and fairness. Beth Cucchi.

Why can't a minor buy alcohol before adulthood

A 16 year old in Middletown High School asks why turning 18 grants many rights but not access to alcohol. The note contrasts military service voter registration and tobacco with alcohol legality, questioning age limits.

Middletown High School

No justice in county courts in Frederick 1997

Charles Lee writes that State's Attorney Scott Rolle prosecutes blacks more aggressively, calls for grand jury reform, and argues the Frederick county court system is biased against black people, with calls for black citizens to observe trials and challenge alleged racial injustice.

State Scott Rolle Tara Abdur Rahim Yacub Rolle Frederick

Letters to the Editor at The Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News Post invites signed letters with the writer name address and phone numbers for verification. Space limits exclude poetry religious verse form letters and copies. Send by mail fax or email to the Frederick News Post.

Frederick Mews Post Molit Frederick News-Post E. Patrick St P.O Frederick Fredericknewspost.com

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