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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1970

Page

4

Park plan would preserve C and O Canal for Frederick area

Frederick County awaits a House Interior subcommittee hearing on a proposed national historical park along the C and O Canal covering 20 000 acres at a 67 million dollar price tag. The project aims to restore locks and canal features across 184 miles with water on 92 miles and would limit hunting while expanding river access and boat ramps for locals and visitors.

House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Frederick County Montgomery-Frederick County Frederick Montgomery Potomac Washington Baker Park U.S Charles McC. Mathias Seneca Corps of Engineers George Hartzog National Park Service Congress Congressmen Park Service John H. Kyl Iowa Sen Charles Mathias

Canned Park Tours Bring Automation to National Parks

National parks install automated audio guides from Comprehensive Communications Inc. at Great Smoky Mountains Grand Teton Rocky Mountain Glacier and Gettysburg Parks. Rental tapes with music and sounds cost 4.95 dollars plus a 20 dollar refundable deposit at Gettysburg, matching live guide prices. Tourists can pause and resume as cars lag behind the recording.

National Park System Great Smoky Mountains Grand Teton Rocky Mountain Glacier National Parks Gettysburg National Military Park National Park Service Comprehensive Communications Inc New York Gettysburg

The Cost Of Doing Your Thing And A Boiled Egg Tale

A campus opinion piece warns youth about marijuana LSD and other drugs with lifelong penalties for conviction. It contrasts addiction dangers with loss of voting rights gun ownership and career prospects, then shifts to a university chemistry anecdote about boiling eggs atop Pike's Peak revealing 28 minutes to hard boil a large egg at 187 degrees.

West Point Annapolis Air Force Academy Pike’s Peak University of Arizona John V. Rund Rand

Letters to the Editor on Sen Tydings and Charter Home Rule

Readers dispute Sen Tydings conflicts of interest claims tied to Life magazine expose and political actions. They cite Maryland figures, question his ethics, cite past cases, and urge disclosure. A second letter from Weatherholt protests misquotation on Charter Home Rule and requests review of costs and protections for Frederick County taxpayers.

Sen To Tydings Life Magazine Human Events Sen. Tydings Sen Tydings Maryland Senate Daniel Brewster

Rights and Majorities by Don Graff on Nixon Rhetoric

The piece critiques President Nixon on law and order and press relations amid the Manson case, notes public confusion over rights, and reflects on a Cleveland double murder exoneration. It argues the majority often rejects the Bill of Rights while a minority seeks difference, and comments on the human limits of presidents and moviemakers.

Nixon Law and Order Los Angeles Manson Cleveland Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Letter writers clash over gun shop slogans and Tydings stance

Thomas A Zimmerman of Frederick argues against a July 29 column asserting gun shops are ablaze with anti-Tydings sentiment. He cites his visits to shops, defends gun rights, questions registration claims, and urges leadership aligned with public will and constitutional rights. He singles out Sen. Joseph D. Tydings as unsuitable.

Joseph D. Tydings Frederick Montgomery County Sen Tydings Thomas A. Zimmerman Maryland

Traffic halted by Graceham wreck on Western Maryland RR

News-Post reports August 13 1920 rail traffic between Hagerstown and Baltimore blocked after a freight wreck at Graceham near Thurmont. Fourteen coal cars derailed when a car stopped on the line. A 25 year old Weaverton man was arrested for beating his wife after returning home to find a son in Brunswick selling blackberries. Neighbors say he neglects seven children. Word also notes empty whiskey barrels used to adulterate liquor locally with water for aging and flavor.

Western Maryland Hagerstown Baltimore Graceham Thurmont Weaverton Beverly Brunswick

Induction notices issued for eight men amid Korean conflict

Twenty years ago on August 15 1950 eight local men were summoned for induction into the Armed Forces effective August 29 Born in 1925 26 they are single non veterans with the 1927 group being reclassified Seven county districts were reassessed this year Lewistown Creagerstown Woodsboro Liberty Johnsville Linganore and Woodville saw assessors work The sheer volume of new building projects in the city and county is expected to fill most of the fall A Mt Airy youth aged 16 John Raymond Meldron was lightly injured in a two car crash at North Bentz Street and West Second Street He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a forehead laceration then released.

Lewistown Creagerstown Woodsboro Liberty Johnsville Linganore Woodville MT. Airy North Bentz West Second Streets John Raymond Meldron Frederick Memorial Hospital

Pentagon overhaul urged by Fitzhugh commission report

A presidential commission led by Gilbert W. Fitzhugh proposes 113 recommendations to reorganize the Defense Department. It would centralize authority under the Secretary of Defense with three deputies, form joint functional commands, and reduce the power of the three services in awarding contracts. The study, though scorned by some military leaders, targets inefficiencies in procurement, testing, and weaponry management.

Washington Presidential Commission Gilbert W. Fitzhugh Pentagon

Military chiefs probed for advisory change in defense setup

The proposal would make the joint chiefs of staff advisory to the Secretary of Defense and the President while a single military officer, under a civilian deputy secretary, would handle day to day command. The aim is to free chiefs from routine operations to focus on strategy and broader military problems.

United States Joint Chiefs of Staff Congress National Security Council Joint Chiefs Secretary of Defense Pentagon Secretaries of Defense

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