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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1971

Page

2

Busing Debate and Dr Ventress Critique of School Integration

A Black Ph.D. argues busing to balance race in schools is flawed and harmful. He cites racial tension in the South, calls for improving neighborhood black schools, and urges higher pay for qualified black teachers. He also critiques noxious lighting and a Pied Piper myth as part of broader social issues.

Frederick County South Nixon Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Supreme Court Congress Mason-Dixon Line Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Boston North Clemmont E. Ventress George Washington University Ventress George Washington America Dr. Ventress Friends Magazine

Hughes Secret Memos Tie Nevada Officials to Hughes Empire

From his Las Vegas penthouse Howard Hughes issued written orders to Robert Maheu. The sealed memos accuse Governor Paul Laxalt and FBI chief Harold Campbell of aiding Hughes in acquiring Stardust, Harrah’s, Silver Slipper, and Silver Nugget casinos while Senators Bible and Cannon allegedly blocked DOJ action.

Las Vegas Hermitage Howard Hughes Nevada Robert Maheu Maheu FBI Washington, D.C Fidel Castro Havana Hughes Paul Laxalt Harold “Red” Campbell Alan Bible Howard Cannon Washington Justice Department Senate Judiciary James Eastland D-Miss Harrah Reno Lake Tahoe Gov Tahoe Stardust Mahell G-Man George Dickerson Nevada Gaming Commission Dickering Silver Slipper Silver Nugget Bob Laxalt Harold Campbell Bicie George Franklin Department

Residents push pool safety ordinance in Frederick

Letter writer Rebecca Wallace argues for mandatory pool fencing to protect children, citing accidents and parental limits. A second reader, Ann Hall Marshall, urges balanced population discussion, noting U S birth rates and density comparisons with France.

Local Market Steady as Chickens Dip in Price

Prices across Frederick area hold near recent quotes with no overall drop or rise. Chickens, once high, have fallen with old stock at 2 cents. August heat drives mosquito complaints as civil defense and Red Cross train Junior Red Cross leaders at Hood College. A Frederick contractor bids 127157.07 for airport pavement and taxiway improvements at a special Mayor and Aldermen meeting.

Frederick Red Cross Disaster Services Red Cross Hood College Joseph Graham Eastern Area

Volcano Within Us: Violence and Protest Explored

Bruce Bioss analyzes the link between protest and violence, arguing many outbreaks arise from a deeper human core like a volcano. He cites Colin Wilson and Ramsey Clark as voices noting violence may erupt independent of direct protest. The piece warns civilization is fragile and urges containment of rage.

Washington NEA Nixon San Diego Colin Wilson Ramsey Clark U.S Newspaper Enterprise Assn

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