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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1971

Page

7

Education amendments outlined by Beall in 1971 bill

Beall discusses the Education Amendments of 1971 a major Labor and Public Welfare Committee bill creating a National Foundation for Post-Secondary Education a National Institute for Education a student loan marketing association and emergency aid for schools. It seeks equitable aid programs basic educational opportunity grants and a secondary loan market with eligibility tied to family income assets and size.

Labor and Public Welfare Committee National Foundation For National Institute For Education National Institutes of Health Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Office of Education National Foundation For Post - Secondary Education National Institute of Education

FCC Counseling Services Open to Community at Frederick College

Frederick Community College announces counseling services for the public with counselors available Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 and daily 9 to 4. Offices in Building Brooms 102-105, with the Counseling Resource Center offering educational and vocational information and tests to aid goals. Appointments preferred via 662-0101 ext 247.

Frederick Community College Jane H. Jasper

Drunk Driver Hazards Highlight Highway Safety Speech

In a Kiwanis talk, Angelo DeCarlo of State Farm warned drunk driving drives most highway fatalities. He cited 160 daily deaths nationwide, 54 000 yearly losses, and noted 110 million vehicles on the roads with rapid car production. He urged defensive driving and described no fault insurance debates and highway design flaws needing 380 million to fix. He also mentioned Pat Nixon's China trip and joked about Ireland.

China Pat Nixon State Farm Insurance Claims Angelo DeCarlo Frederick Kiwanlane Kansas City DeCarlo

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