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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1971

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3

Sunny Side Eggs May Shorten Life

A Heart Association warning links high cholesterol foods to heart and artery disease. The piece cites eggs and saturated fats from meat, dairy, and processed foods as raising cholesterol levels and increasing heart attack risk. It notes four dietary goals and lists foods to limit, plus a TV segment featuring a Montgomery County nutritionist.

Monica The Heart Association Frederick County Heart Association Gordon Fry Montgomery County WMAL Washington

Data Processing RPG Course Scheduled at Hagerstown JC

Hagerstown Junior College will offer a new Data Processing Computer Programming I RPG course in the fall semester for business students. Dr. David A. Harris announced the program run by Preston C. Shellenberger. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to 7 30 p.m. at the Chewsville Annex with open registration August 23 and 24.

Hagerstown Junior College David A. Harris Preston C. Shellenberger Chewsville Chewsville School

Piers in Manhattan Shrink to Nine In Use This Summer

The island of Manhattan in New York City has 72 piers but only nine are in use this summer, reflecting reduced harbor activity and shifting waterfront usage.

Island of Manhattan New York City

Instant Rapport Study Aims to Ease Resort Medical Demands

Ocean City Maryland researchers launch a $25 000 study recruiting two dozen young women to interview summer residents. The goal is to establish instant rapport to assess and ease demands on local medical facilities.

Ocean City Peter G. Goldschmidt

ACT Tests Planned At HJC Aug. 14

Hagerstown Junior College will administer the ACT on Saturday August 14 by special arrangement with the ACT program. Registrations are accepted in the college business office through Friday August 13. The three hour test starts at 8 a.m. and carries an $8 service fee. Entering full time freshmen must take the exam as part of admissions.

Hagerstown Junior College HJC Max E. Creager College Business Office

New Post Office Appointments Named

Jack B. Pentz announced 46 postmasters named in nine eastern states under the merit system.Appointments take effect July 31 and were approved by Postmaster General Winton M. Blount. Maryland selections include Betty L. Brown Carrollton Lois B. Grinder Glenn Dale Fleeta D. Jayne Unionville Beth G. Johnson Wenona Nora Lee Webster White Marsh Viola M. Myers.

Jack B. Pentz Postal Service Today Winton M. Blount Boston New York Philadelphia Washington, D.C Maryland Burkittsville Betty L. Brown Carrollton Lois B. Grinder Glenn Dale Fleeta D. Jayne Unionville Beth G. Johnson Wenona Nora Lee Webster White Marsh Viola M. Myers

D E Kelly Completes Air Force Combat Aircrew Course

D E Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Ralph F Kelly of RFC 2 Taneytown completed the U S Air Force special training course for combat aircrew at Castle AFB California. Sgt Kelly an armament systems specialist will be reassigned to Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina with a Strategic Air Command unit. He is a 1965 graduate of Taneytown High School. His wife Linda is daughter of Mrs Adie M Miller of Merced California.

David E. Kelly Ralph F. Kelly RFC 2 Taneytown U.S. Air Force Castle Afb Calif Kelly Seymour Johnson Afb N.C Strategic Air Command America Taneytown High School Linda Adie M. Miller W. 25Th St Merced, Calif

Brandenburg Clan Holds 18th Annual Reunion

Descendants of the late William and Rohannan Brandenburg held their eighteenth annual reunion on Sunday August 1 1971 at Wolfsville Re p arian Park with 93 attendees. President Charles Martine led a brief meeting as secretary Linda Leatherman read last year’s minutes then an afternoon of games and visiting followed.

William and Rohann Brandenburg Wolfsville Raritan Park Charles Martine Linda K. Leatherman C. Basil Grossnickle Dale Linda Gladhill Bradley Joh Ann Grossnickle Arthur Leatherman Harold Gene Oscar Brandenburg

Space agency awards $500000 contract to Microdyne

Rockville reports that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration grants Microdyne Corp. $500,000 to build 14 telemetry receiver systems for the manned spaceflight network. The equipment will track earth orbital and lunar flights and be installed at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt.

Rockville National Aeronautics and Space Administration Microdyne Corp Goddard Spaceflight Center Greenbelt

Elkton Firm Wins Navy Post-Boost Propulsion Study

Lockheed Missiles awards Elkton Division of Thiokol a $980,000 contract to explore and develop concepts for a post-boost propulsion system for post Poseidon fleet ballistic missiles of the U S Navy.

Elkton Lockheed Missiles and Space Corp Elkton Division Thiokol Chemical Corp U. S. Navy

June Fuel Tax Receipts Rise Despite Lower Travel

Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports June motor vehicle fuel tax receipts at 10.29 million dollars with 9.75 million available for distribution to the State Roads Commission Baltimore City counties and municipalities after standard deductions. He notes a 6.5 percent year over year increase and highlights the new Motor Fuel Inspection Unit and lead free gas regulations moving to 3 grams per gallon by 1972 2 by 1974 and 1 by 1976. Plans for a heat fuel research lab are advancing with federal cooperation.

Comptroller of the Treasury Louis L. Goldstein State Roads Commission Baltimore City Goldstein Waterways Improvement Fund Maryland

Kennedy Institute film available to public in Baltimore

The Kennedy Institute, a university affiliated facility for mentally and physically handicapped children, opened in October 1967. The 10 minute 16 mm film showcases its programs and affiliated specialties serving infants to 20 year olds with patients from Maryland and beyond.

Baltimore Kennedy Institute Baltimore City Maryland Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Col

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