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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1991
Page
7
Brian Dickinson delivers an offbeat commencement speech at Amputown University. He jokes about deans relaxing, parents’ finances, and the world being an oyster while grads chase pearls. He riffs on politics, chores, and quirks of student life, ending with a nod to endurance and late-night study grind.
The piece notes a person juggling varsity lacrosse duties and a title role in King Lear while hinting at self awareness. It warns overdue library books must be returned or diplomas will be shredded in a tongue in cheek Scripps Howard News Service style.
The Jesus Seminar plans October sessions to reexamine gospel accounts of Jesus resurrection miracles healings and life events. Scholars dispute bodily resurrection and view miracles as myths teaching lessons while ministers fear shocking congregations. Newspaper Enterprise Assoc.
Robert E. Latham, executive director of the Maryland Highway Contractors Association, argues that freezing more than 775 million in highway projects through 1992 due to funding deadlock will raise vehicle costs, reduce jobs, and hurt safety. He cites TRIP findings on road and bridge conditions, lost federal funds, and the need for 428 million annually for upkeep, urging new transportation funding.
Norah Whiting argues that the anti choice push in Maryland focuses on regulating sexual behavior rather than protecting life. She compares pro life aims to inflexible moral control and Prohibition era zeal, noting contradictions over rape exemptions and birth control. Whiting concludes activists seek to enforce personal morality through law.
Stephen Tom argues in defense of sheriff drug checkpoints, countering Michael Crosby's claim they violate the Constitution. He asserts checkpoints, seat belt and gun laws, and workplace drug testing are lawful safeguards within a regulated society, noting plain view searches and probable cause justify enforcement while defending officers against double standards. Stephen Tom lives in Frederick.
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