Dropouts Join College Students In Summer Jobs At Detrick
Four youths and college students are employed at Fort Detrick in two summer work programs under the Youth Opportunity Program and regular summer jobs. The program trains participants in work areas where they have little prior training, under experienced supervision, with many returning workers indicating ongoing benefit to their education and career plans.
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Detrick
William B. Leichert III
Carole Atanasoff
University of Georgia
Frederick
Janice Ambush
John Toulton
Fort Detrick
The
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Richard W. Graham
Civilian Personnel Office
Janice
Maryland State College
Princess Ann
Brunswick
Comptroller’s Office
Military Personnel Office
State Employment Office
Frederick County
Bloyee Lewis
Baltimore
Dawshan: Low Caste Arab Nobles Regulate Tribal Life
Sanaa AP describes the Dawshan as a quiet, low caste Arab class essential to tribal life. They arbitrate peace, prisoner exchanges, and ransom, advise grooms on bride behavior, and their words bind entire tribes, yet they cannot testify in court. They earn by fees from grooms.
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Sanaa
Yemen
Dawshan
Crusading Reporter Jules Dubois Dies in Bogota
Jules Dubois 56 longtime Chicago Tribune Latin America correspondent died in his Bogota hotel room. A doctor cited heart attack after he returned from covering a regional economic conference. He won the Golden Pin of Freedom and led IAPA press freedom efforts for 15 years.
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Bogota
Colombia
Jules Dubois
Chicago Tribune
Latin America
Dubois
Venezuela
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
International Federation of Newspaper Publishers
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Inter American Press Association
IAPA
San Diego
Montgomery Proposes Expanded WSCS District Lines
Montgomery County Council discussed a proposal to extend the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission district to include all of Montgomery County. A public hearing is scheduled for September 20, with the plan excluding only the maximum expansion limits.
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Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Montgomery Countty
Eccentric American Dies In France
Raymond Duncan a 91 year old San Francisco native and expatriate painter and poet in Paris died Sunday night at friends home in Cavalsire France. He shared with sister Isadora Duncan a life of artistic eccentricity and international links including Isadora's marriage to Sergei Yesenin and travels in Moscow. Ramón’s body will be viewed in Paris and cremation set for next Tuesday.
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Cavalsire
France
Raymond Duncan
Isadora
San Francisco
Duncan
California
Paris
Nice
Raymond
Soviet Union
Moscow
Sergei Yesenin
Yesenin
English Mass prayers agreed by Catholic hierarchy
London AP reports the English version of some Mass prayers has been agreed by the British Catholic hierarchy and could be used by year end. Archbishop George Dwyer of Birmingham said a final universal English text will take at least three years. Previously English Welsh Scottish and Irish churches used slightly differing prayers. An English National Liturgical Commission committee has worked 18 months on the translation.
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London
George Dwyer
Birmingham
Laturcal Commission
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Hil
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