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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1993
Page
6
After a fatal fire, Frederick's Seventh Day Adventist Church receives support for a new location away from New Design Road. The congregation, long at odds with City Hall over the nearby stadium, intends to rebuild with a new church and school, trusting the close knit community will emerge stronger.
Judith S Siegel urges full funding for Frederick County music education citing decades of teaching, leadership roles, and the impact on students faces. She argues music education fuels personal development, teamwork, and cultural literacy, urging voters to protect bands, orchestras, choirs, and visiting performing arts programs.
April A. writes that excessive speeding on North Wisner Street near parked cars creates blind spots and threatens three children under Summer vacation. She urges immediate action, proposing speed bumps to slow traffic and prevent a potential tragedy.
President Clinton received a $200 Hollywood haircut by Cristophe while staff, Secret Service, and two planes lingered on the Los Angeles tarmac for 45 minutes. Press briefer George Stephanopoulos noted a personal services contract for the Clintons with Cristophe as Hillary’s new hairdo sparked media buzz. The FAA confirmed two commuter planes were delayed briefly but no flights were held for the haircut.
Ann McFeathers reports Clinton’s White House travel office firings amid questions over staffing, bidding, and FBI travel procedure probes. The piece notes Bush era barber visits, House support for the president’s economic plan, Senate opposition, and conservative Dems blocking energy tax.
A compact note recaps yesterday’s items from the Iles of the Newrrast highlighting local trade and daily events. Names of vessels or firms are partially legible, with brief mentions of markets and shipping activity.
A cloudburst on May 22 1943 caused flash floods along the Monocacy River. Md 26 was blocked at Israel Creek and bridges south of Creagerstown closed except for the Ceresville span. A 140 foot section of new bridge work washed away and lodged at Frederick Junction. The MSC approved private sewerage operation despite concerns. Cornelius P Mundy urged police to report violations of the pleasure driving ban to the War Price and Rationing Board. The Mount Airy council imposed a moratorium on new multi family permits until water supply adequacy is studied. The MSC attorney warned the commission about possible legal issues with private funds in sewer projects.
A reader defends President Clinton against persistent criticism and calls for constructive ideas to improve the economy. The writer urges Americans to support the president, consider new proposals, and imagine handling the job themselves.
L contends a feature misrepresented his club by claiming an elimination of roadside mowing. He argues the quote is false, requests correction, and notes positive reader response while stressing efforts to foster cooperation with Frederick County roads officials and residents.
Letters discuss weed control in gardens with crabgrass problem and invite tips. Christine Maccaber promotes preserving wildflowers along roads and serves as unofficial liaison to the Highway Department. Diane Ellis notes a Brunswick town meeting with a canal rewatering project and criticizes Mr Bartlett for political approach rather than constituent concerns.
A reader reports Congressman Roscoe Bartlett spoke at Brunswick City Council on May 11. The account calls his performance bizarre and highlights concerns about local growth, fire and rescue funding, and water and sewer upgrades. Bartlett discussed partisanship, Bosnia, gays in the military, and urged Congress to vote conscience, but the writeup criticizes his focus and departure after the speech. The piece notes the town faces stagnation and upcoming agenda items.
Ginny Simoneau of Walkersville comments on a May 13 letter about day care, arguing that society must ensure all children receive nurturing and social experiences regardless of setting. She stresses parenting decisions determine where care happens and calls for compassion and support for diverse caregiving.
Readers are urged to sign letters with full name and provide address and phone for verification though only the city and state are published. The Frederick News-Post accepts submissions at 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or by telephone at 662 8299, with subject relevance prioritized.
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