Pain in the Neck Long Hair Trend Slashes Barber Trade
A Montgomery County survey of barbers including Jack Driskell of Rockville finds that long hair and fashion styling cut customers' visits from every two weeks to about every two months. Shops like Jack's reduce chairs as profits slip while some stylists tout upgrades in service to offset the trend.
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Montgomers
Peederich
Montgomery County
Jack Driskell
Rockville
Realar
Jack
College Park
Dangerous Misunderstanding over Nixon peace bids in Paris
A Nixon peace offer analysis argues North Vietnam and Vietcong view moves as signs of weakness. Le Duc Tho rejects mixed commissions and any international election supervision. Authors warn withdrawals will embolden Hanoi, while urging restraint and a clearer path to an end to war without excessive cost.
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Nison
North Vietnam
Paris
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Vietcong
Hanoi
Congress
Hann
Third Wave GI Benefits Shape Veteran Education Programs
World War II era GI education and vocational training benefits have enrolled about 11.5 million veterans at a total cost of roughly $20 billion. As U.S. troops depart Vietnam, VA anticipates higher program use with 1.15 million already enrolled in the early wage program.
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U. SS
Vietnam
Veterans Administration
CAC PRESIDENT WRITES ON ALLOCATIONS
Carroll L Boatr, president of the Community Action Committee CAC, responds to Frederick County Commissioners notes on CAC control. He urges reconsideration of action and offers a conference, noting CAC seeks independence and respect for its principles amid political tensions.
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CAC
Charles Collins
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Office of
Eco
Bible Underscores Man’s Animal Life Stewardship
The piece argues for humane treatment of animals in space research and society, criticizing lab rhetoric while praising humane groups like Kindness, founded by Aida Fleming, and calling for stewardship of all living creatures. It also discusses local county issues and the case for an independent Frederick County CAC to aid the poor, defending director salaries and public testimony.
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Animal Kingdom
Earth
Bonus
Benny
James Wechsler
New York Post
Houston Space Center
Excita
Church
Tomas
the Church
Afta
Ah Geeta Ud Goudie
Aida Flemming
Waite
Mark John Flemmin
Jean McClure Kelly
Kindness Club
Kindness
East 39
New York
Animal
Mer
Frederick County Cac
Board of County Commissioners
Community Voice
CAC
Frederick County
Quiz Q and A on US politics and elections
Questions cover veto power minority presidents and notable outcomes. Answers note vetoes defeat entire bills including riders. Two candidates who won the presidency without the largest popular vote were Samuel Tilden in 1876 and Grover Cleveland in 1888. Kangaroo leaps vary from a few feet to about 25 feet.
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Samuel Tilden
Grover Cleveland
City dog patrols to seize stray pets at $1 fee
Mayor Gilmer Schley orders Billy Lippwood the official bur catcher to seize dogs running at large on streets. A $1 fee is charged for each dog caught and claimed by its owner. A horse wedged on the Baltimore and Ohio line caused a temporary railroad blockage. Last July ranked as the hottest and near-wettest on record with 6.44 inches rain and a 102 degree high on July 4.
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Gilmer" Schley
Billy Lippwood
Bur
Baltimore and Ohio
Abner Bingham
Sugar corn growers hopeful after rains ease borers
Twenty Years Ago Hemsrom Thy News Post notes farmers optimistic that recent rains reduced corn borers in county fields. Pinal arguments on Carroll Parkway extension heard by Judge Stedman Prescott in Rockville with ruling expected soon. Jack Kochman Auto Mobile spill and chill show headlining Frederick Fair, which expands from five to six nights to include Horace Heidt talent scout show.
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Pinal
Uthe
Carroll Parkway
Stedman
Prescott
Rockville
Jack Kochman
Frederick Fair
Horace Heidt
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Quote on Doing Good Now
A reflective line states that one should seize good deeds in the moment since life is brief and passes once. The author urges action today and not to delay, emphasizing the value of kindness.
Litterbugs and the Waste Problem Across Town and Countryside
A local opinion piece condemns littering along highways, city streets, and suburban lawns. It cites mayoral and sanitation concerns, urges paper bags and enforcement, and cites a Gallup study showing litterers blameable yet often guilty themselves. It also notes summer travel, harvest season, and the need to make the most of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Monley
Joseph W. Smith
Sanitation Department
Keep America Beautiful Inc
Gallup
Ltterbug
Allen
Seedon
KAB
Humorous Vignettes on Hospital Release Day And Daily Life
A satirical collage by Phil Pastoret reflects on hospital releases, neighborly quirks, and everyday manners. It weaves humor about appearance, clothing wear, and social interactions with playful quips about health and happiness.
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Ape
Rton McE
Congre 66
Mr. Collins
Community Action Committee
Frederick News-Post
Man
By David Poling
Perengin
Carroll L, Boyer
U.S
Asa Procwuil
Senate
House of Representatives
Cate
Hemsrom
Joe Eisenhauer
Tarry Lane
Anu
By Phil Pastoret
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