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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
3
Salute To The Mount Ends Mount St. Marys Crisis
Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg resolves its educational crisis as Monsignor Phillips yields to Student Action Committee demands. Board of Review backed student proposals including curfew removal, on campus clubs for those over 21, visiting privileges for women, off campus living, and dress regulations by student government. Students celebrate, vow to uphold pledges and resume normal campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
YSU
Huth J. Phillips
Frederick County
Student Action Committee
John Whelley
Monsignor Phillips
College Board of Review
Board of Review
Carl S. Fives
Phillips
Historic Mount
Ite
City and State traffic clash on Frederick streets
Mayor John A. Derr and the Frederick City Board of Aldermen face a long standing impasse over North and South Market and East and West Patrick Streets. The State owns the highways as part of the State Roads system and has offered to return them to city control without agreeing to re pave. Permanent rehabilitation could cost at least 300000 with annual maintenance around 5800 if responsibility returns to the city, funded from state gasoline tax receipts. A top level Annapolis conference is suggested to spur a compromise and restore modern access to downtown Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Derr
Frederick City
South Market
Patrick Streets
Derr
SRC
Market Street
Donald Rice
Frederick County
Dowtown
Annapolis
Post Office Progress in Frederick City
The letter questions the Washington administration’s steps toward building the Frederick City Post Office addition, a plan stalled since long ago. It asks for the current status of the vacant Frederick City Postmaster position, noting space constraints and the need for a qualified executive. It recalls Nixon’s withdrawal of Lyndon Johnson’s nominee Thomas L. Eichelberger and predicts a future Republican appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick City
Hector
Frederick
Nixon
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Thomas L. Eichelberger
Frederick attorney elected to Maryhind Blue Cross board
William W Wenner of Frederick, an attorney, was named a public member on a 32 person Maryhind Blue Cross group representing business industry and health care. The board includes 17 public members 11 hospital members and five physicians aligning with Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage amid medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Wenner
Frederick
Maryhind Blue Cross Plan
Maryland Blue Cross Plan
Blue Shield
Furest
Nixon seeks 10 percent social security boost amid inflation drive
The article notes President Nixon plans a ten percent raise in Social Security benefits and a seven percent plateau, aiming to fund youth programs while offsetting Johnson era targets. It argues the move harms those least able to bear inflation, as living costs soar and savings erode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Letters To The Editor Claim Roads Example Of Poor Management
A Frederick Post reader laments county spending, notes road repairs in Woodville show excessive labor, questions funds for schools, and urges better use of resources. The letter urges public discussion on power line routes, environmental impact, and undergrounding plans in Frederick County, while criticizing planning processes and calling for transparent public hearings and strong PSC action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Woodville
Unionville
County Roads Department
Roads Department
U.S
Maryland
Frederick County
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Potomac Edison
Baltimore Gas and Electric Companies
County Planning Commission
Professional
Planning Commission
Ponds
Mt. Airy
Frederick Valley
Douds
Eustatco
State of
Jarre
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Pyst Wiles April
Yesterday’s recap notes the Victory Loan Committee at headquarters on North Market Street with Dasept D. Baker tasked to marshal county quotas. Frederick County honors Private Harry Burky, a 22 year old rifleman listed as killed in action reported by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhot
Ub North Market Street
Dasept D. Baker
Thorn
Harry €. Burky
War Department
Twenty Years Ago Hen Peon The News Host Files Apuil
Twenty years ago a crime report notes a nonjuvenile thief robbed a cigarette fund container in a lobby, about four dollars in pennies stolen while police traced the suspect toward Dulles. City leaders proposed new license fees and centralized city department fairs. The article also references the Sorthall Leaguers opening their twentieth season and a local diamond event featuring American Laytivitan against Frederich Tailorine companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apuil
Cigeer Fund
Rhey Bayer
Dulles
Entiya CeiGelied
Rev Father Thorning Honored On Pan American Day
The Rev Joseph F Thorning Ph D D D beloved retired pastor of St Joseph s Church on Carrollton Manor received a gracious tribute during a congressional invocation on Pan American Day He has delivered the invocation for 25 years and was praised by Representative John S Monagan for fostering hemispheric harmony and interracial cooperation through his work and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's
Carrollton Manor
John S. Monagan
Father Thorning
Frederick County
Connecticut
House of Representatives
International Union of American Republics
Washington
Organization of American States
Central
South America
OAS
Joseph I’. Thorning
Georgetown University Graduate School
Joseph I. Thorning
Thorning
Latin America
Canada
United States
Western Hemisphere
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Wemorr Aus Bureau of Cipulabons
Assogated
Post Office
Wm, H. Johnson
Woodville Road
Unionville, Maryland
Potomac Edison Power Company
Potomac Edison Company
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Antietam
Scientist Cliffs
Doubs
Potomac Edison Bank
Aiis
Prns Ress
Paloma River
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
John
Rosen
Roasu Idbiy
Aclu 1
Tal Hnewiedse Uiat
Marguerite Snyder
Valley High
Knoxville
Mad
Phe
Hen Peon
Cley Sorthall
Vesse VE
Paher Varhs
Prederich ‘Tailorine Conmpairys
Paul A. Haley
Central and
Berry's
Ny Gning
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