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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2000
Page
11
Weinberg notes equipment handling and faster turnaround between shows. ParLights, a local company, handles the job. A new loading dock is needed to move entertainers large equipment into the theater. Functionally, the improvement is substantial as architects assess restoration plans.
In Riverside Church Harlem Fidel Castro praised meeting President Clinton during the UN Millennium Summit, recounting the brief handshake and his courteous greeting. The 74 year old leader spoke to about 2000 attendees including lawmakers Maxine Waters and Jose Serrano, and Pastor Lucius Walker Jr. The event showcased American support for normalized ties with Cuba and featured Castro receiving flowers and singing from the audience.
Catholic Charities official Lynda Meade cites a 13.8 percent drop in Maryland food stamp recipients, higher than the national average, amid new rules. She urges public education on eligibility, simpler enrollment, and keeping local offices open for one evening to assist applicants. Delaware reports a 22.6 percent decline. state officials say Maryland’s decline reflects broader program shifts.
In Miami Florida residents witnessed the demolition of a 13,000 square foot house to make way for progress. Pete DiLeo of the said construction firm doubted the house’s historical value while praising the trees to be uprooted. The new 13,000 sq ft building is expected to rise in about three months with leases lined up for Kinka's Copy Shop and other sites. local firms Frederick Contractors and Martin Electric are contracted for the shopping center development near Target on Md 355.
Merritt says media center will finish by Oct 6 and the kitchen by Sept 15 to Oct 1 while the county school system stresses that hiring labor is the contractor’s issue. Principal Tarr praises students and staff for adapting as cafeteria work began in May and contemplates a temporary library space if the media center remains unfinished.
Clinton notes his wife Hillary paused her career for his campaigns. He says he would have supported her earlier if not First Lady and recalls their courtship with guilt. He spoke at a 25000 per person fundraiser aiming to raise 615000 for the DSCC after a U N summit with 160 world leaders.
A large blast in Xinjiang leaves at least 50 dead and hundreds injured as officials dispute whether a military vehicle carried the explosives. The attack underscores ongoing unrest among Uighur militants, with a string of bombings including three buses in Urumqi in February 1997 and a separate blast in Beijing a month later.
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