Who Runs The Schools In Frederick County
A columnist argues the Board of County Commissioners controls the school system due to stalled bond funding. Rising construction costs and interest rates threaten the 33 million bond plan. The piece suggests possible remedies including empowering the Board of Education or electing its members nonpartisan to reduce partisan influence.
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Frederick County
Itelf
Board of Education
John L. Carnachan
Board of County Commissioners
Nixon
White House
General Assembly
Vandalism Shifts From Schools To Highways Says County Board
At a County Roads Board meeting administrator Charles Flora reported 13 road signs torn up over a weekend and a bridge damaged by ripped planks tossed into a stream. Police found 10 county signs in a car trunk after an accident on Creamery Road. Board president Charles E. Collins urged an educational and ad campaign. Education officials note lower school vandalism but rising school thefts, with TV sets and photographic materials most taken.
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Daily News
County Roads Board
Charles Flora
Flora
Creamery Road
Charles E. Collins
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Tribute to Dr King Highlights Calm Memorial Observances Across Nation
The memorial programs for Dr Martin Luther King Jr show increased responsibility and maturity in the black community with minimal violence nationwide. Speakers praised restraint and objectivity while rejecting riotous actions that accompanied his slaying, reflecting his life’s race relations ideals.
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America
Martin Luther King
Nixon orders federal action on campus riots and conspiracies
President Nixon authorizes the attorney general to prosecute those responsible for campus disturbances and street demonstrations. The 1967 act allows federal charges for crossing state lines to incite or participate in riots, with penalties up to five years in prison and fines. Local authorities are urged to act as federal steps may encourage wider enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John M. Mitchell
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bureau of Investigation
Department
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Johnson
Congress
Vieners
Richard H. Schord
Misah
Wamilton
Wallace
Ely
Joanne
Gto
Prioa
Vietnam can shed red yoke as South Korea did
In a retrospect on Korea, the writer argues that South Korea’s wartime unity and harsh suppression of Communist bands show how South Vietnam might resist if Saigon consolidates peace talks. The piece notes mass Communist terror, village purges, and the hard lessons of Pyongyang’s invasion guiding free peoples to defend themselves.
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S. Vietnam
South Korea
Seoul
Korea
Nea
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Pyongyang
Kim H Sung
Kim
MacArthur
Fifty Years Ago in Pomona and Frederich County News
A historic report notes state officials delivering addresses in Wameville and sermons at the Pringelical Lutheran church. Farmers meet at the court house to discuss sugar corn pricing, with locals deeming Frederich canneries’ offers insufficient. Two runaways were caught at the Railroad YMCA in Brutswich and placed in Frederich jail until parents from Baltimore retrieved them.
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Prederich Counts
Amos County Fammiers
Frederich
Railroad Ymca
Brutswicch
Joseph J. Chew
Morgan Runkles
Prederich
Baltimore
Modern school designs inspire county construction plans
Frederick County officials view recent school building trends in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties as ideas for local projects. The county also advances a watershed model and anti pollution program with the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. Sheriff’s office to locate four public dumping grounds as spring dumping begins. A frame building fire in Plane No 4 destroyed the structure but spared nearby buildings thanks to wind direction.
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Prince Geories
Mooromerry
Omer
Ue Frederick Chamber of Commerce Conservation Committee
YTD County Commission
FES
Sheriff's Office
Plane No. 4
Miles Apart Miss Dems Set to Fight for Party Tag
Mississippi Democrats split into Williams regulars and loyalists led by Evers and Henry. Court battles over which faction can claim the Democratic label loom, with Stennis and other candidates facing qualification disputes. National party leaders seek to resolve tensions for 1972 while white support remains thin.
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Miss. Dems
Jackson
Miss
NEA
John Bell Williams
Williams
Democratic Party
United States
Mississippi
James Eastland
John Stennis
Charles Evers
Aaron Henry
Stennis
U.S. House
Itenry
Leon Bramlett
Clarksdale
Evers
Fred Harris
Hubert Humphrey
National Party
Oscar and
Andrew Carr
Young Hodding Carter II
Greenville
Henry
NAACP
Ntional
Vers
Ike Ens
Charles Sullivan
Maal
Witinok Esos
Newspapre Enterprye Asin
Barbs and Voices in a Tangled Email Exchange
A fragmented note describes a chaotic email thread with lines about tone and comfort. It mentions Wes and a newspaner and hints at family references and confusion over who is involved.
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Dr. King
Berry's
Ama
Fia
HEA
By David Lawrence
Ray Cromley
Washington Correspondent
Htems Pram
Polbally
Pomona Gruyte
Orange
Los.g. Rupp
Priingelical Lutheran Church
Atihl
By Bruce Biossat
Yey
Tom
Wes
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