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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1994
Page
6
The message urges a moment of reflection during the Memorial Day weekend to honor the 6,000 from the American Revolution, 500,000 from the Civil War, 116,000 WWI deaths, and 400,000 from WWII, plus later conflicts. American Legion members will place flags on graves nationwide to honor those who died while serving for peace and freedom.
Steve Crawford of Frederick urges farsighted leadership as a memorial to veterans in a Memorial Day 1994 statement. He argues post Cold War politics neglects past wars and risks future conflicts, urging national service and responsible resolve before sending Americans into harm’s way. He is a Vietnam War veteran and candidate for Congress in Maryland's Sixth District.
A White House golf jetting tale unraveled as officials insisted Marine One trips were not for recreation then claimed a training mission. David Watkins resigned amid questions, while the affair sparked scrutiny by White House aides and the press secretary.
The Frederick area marks Memorial Day with multiple observances honoring veterans who gave their lives for the nation. Officials remind residents to participate and remember the sacrifices that secured freedom and safety for America.
A letter to the editor laments a terrible tragedy and the enduring guilt of a grandfather. The writer pleads for prayers for peace, faith, and strength to endure the future, urging restraint and compassion rather than blame.
The piece critiques government dependency and urges vigilance to avoid loss of freedom, contrasting with nations that gained independence. It highlights speakers Shirley Malcom and Rozanne Ridgway as examples of achievement and dedication guiding graduates toward meaningful contribution.
Helen W. Grantham argues that banning cigarettes mirrors Prohibition yet ignores daily gunfire harming children in cities. She questions the efficiency of authorities who safeguard themselves but fail to deter burglaries and street violence, urging safer domestic protection.
Hood's communication department advised that Tillary Clinton would not be able to speak at the graduation ceremony. A spokesperson stated the college was disappointed with the outcome and noted ongoing reasons for the decision.
A reader defends a grandfather after a four year old boy, Steven Davis, died in a crash, arguing letters accusing negligence are cruel. The writer says even with seatbelts a child can die, and questions who can judge the family’s grief and circumstances.
The Frederick News-Post invites reader letters and requests include name address and phone number for verification. Letters may be mailed to 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or faxed to 662 8299 for consideration by the newspaper.
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