Two blondes on People cover raise pop culture ties
The article describes Hillary Clinton and Tipper Gore on People magazine’s cover, praising their blond bobs, matching blue power suits, and perceived twinlike similarities. It notes the shift from “blond” as a noun to a hair color and touches on the celebrity fashion dynamic.
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People Magazine
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People
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Hillary and Tipper Clinton Gores bond as women allies
Rheta Grimsley Johnson argues the Hillary Clinton and Tipper Gore friendship challenges myths about female rivals. Despite differing life paths both have borne long marriages and motherhood, held jobs, and supported each other publicly. The piece praises sisterhood over in-fighting and urges women to defend one another.
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Tipper
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Barbara Bush
Hillary Clinton
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Little Rock
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Community backs on campus daycare at Frederick CC
Frederick Community College supporters urge local funding to build a campus day care center costing about 500000 dollars with 100000 already pledged. The on campus facility would serve FCC students and staff first, county workers, and possibly the public, offering care at about 1.90 to 3.02 per hour and enabling nontraditional students to enroll while training future providers.
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Zebra mussels and rogue waves worry list writer
Bill Pritchard warns of new worries including zebra mussels and rogue waves near Ocean City. He notes these threats are not local, cites state plans to treat water intake pipes, and jokes about a bingo-parlor dynamite warehouse while recalling summer 1993 safety advisories.
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Weekly
World News
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Chicago
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USO drive kicks off in Frederick with $15,000 fund target
STATE USO director W A Rule of Baltimore addressed campaign workers at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner marking a $15,000 Frederick County USO fund drive. Roger B Wolfe introduced committee heads Elmer I Eshelman and Fort Ritchie officers who spoke on personal benefits from USO. Mayor Lloyd C Culler announced scrapping Christmas decorations per War Productions Board. The War Production Board announced a 40 percent butter storage freeze to aid armed forces and lend-lease needs.
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Frederick
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U.S. War Production Board
Frederick officials wow at Key Hotel reception in 1972
Frederick Cancer Research Center officials were guest of honor at a Frederick News-Post reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Welcoming party included U.S. Senators Beall and Mathias, Congressman Byron, Maryland Comptroller Goldstein, state and local leaders, and about 200 guests from government business and civic spheres. Noah Kefanver denied charges by Valley Incorporated owner Tom Smith that his firm used inferior construction methods at the Fountaindale complex near Middletown.
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Frederick Cancer Research Center
Fort Detrick
Frederick News-Post
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
U.S
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Charles McC. Mathias
Goodloe E. Byron
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
Edward P. Thomas
Charles Smelser
Wallace Hutton
John A. Derr
Donald Lewis
Lawrence Dorsey
E. Paul Magaha
Cancer Research Center
Noah Kefanver
Fountaindale
Middletown
Tom Smith
Valley Incorporated
Keep schools functional not Taj Mahal constructions
A reader urges cost effective school building during Nov 13 coverage. Expressing concern for reasonable prices and warn against lavish designs, the letter praises Sue Ann Yingling and calls for functional, durable schools while cautioning that over elaborate construction strains budgets and workers.
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Tam
Samuel Koski
Sue Ann Yingling
Pool advocacy letter from Urbana fifth grader
A fifth grader from Green Valley Elementary School urges Urbana to build a new high school pool. The writer cites youth obesity studies and water exercise benefits, arguing a pool would aid a local swim program and lifeguard training amid scarce swim facilities in Frederick County.
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Green Valley
Urbana
Board of Education
National
Children and Youth Fitness Studies
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Hse
Frederick County
Lem
Se Fast
Fredenck
Pool Time Worries For Student Athletes
A student writes that access to school pools matters for college goals and potential scholarships. With many high schools sharing pool time, there is fear of insufficient pool time or space when it is their turn, affecting training and opportunities.
Why we voted the way we did
A reader argues Perot voters were not just protesters but many felt he was best for the job. They discuss motivations, fear of helping others win, and reflect on the broader context of civic participation and volunteering in schools. Linda M Spates Walkersville notes.
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The True Cost of Community Service
A fragmented local letter argues over school community service requirements. It cites disagreement with former Frederick Mayor Ron Young and debates a plan that would require 18 hours of service per student per year, totaling 72 hours over four years, for freshmen and beyond.
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Frederick County
Frederick
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Letters to the Editor Publishing Policy and Address
The Frederick News Post outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including how to send verifiable contact details while not publishing addresses or phone numbers. It notes limited publishing and selection order, with no charge for publication and directs readers to mail written letters to Frederick, Maryland at a specific box.
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