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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1970

Page

4

Why Can't Johnny Read In Frederick County Schools

A bold critique argues that American reading instruction is failing from elementary grades. It cites overreliance on the Dick and Jane method and advocates phonetic teaching as the lasting solution, noting Detroit’s third grade Latin successes and remedial programs as inadequate responses.

Johnny Frederick County America Boards of Education Council For Basic Education Washington Detroit

The Black Policeman and Montgomery County Police

The piece notes racial tensions in Montgomery County where only two of 568 police are Black. It cites salary incentives, housing hurdles, and a hostile image about policing. Superintendent McAuliffe urges more Black officers, while county political divides hinder independent studies.

Montgomery County James S. McAuliffe Police Personnel Board Polce McAuliffe Police Department Police Personnel Bureau Catholic University Washington McdAuliffe

Paper reclamation and waste paper use in Washington DC

Washington DC leads in waste paper production with Capitol Reclamation Corp buying 1825 tons annually from the GSA and securing a GPO contract for 800 tons monthly. About 11 million tons are reclaimed nationally, equal to saving roughly 190 million trees per year and growing with rising demand for paper products.

Washington, D.C Capitol Reclamation Corp General Services Administration Government Printing Office United States Capitol

County Canning Season Opens Late In Frederick County

The Frederick County Packing Company and Monocacy Valley Canning Company begin canning tomorrow with Buckeystown opening today as corn is a major local industry bringing thousands to the town. County Commissioners sent 31,100 to the State Roads Commission as half the county road tax and will likely remit the remaining 31,100 soon for a total of 62,200. They propose 17.5 road miles of improvements this year. ST SWITHIN notes a 0.35 inch rainfall this day as the area accumulates 3.44 inches this month, compared with 1.61 inches in the same month last year.

Frederick County Packing Company Monocacy Valley Canning Company Buckeystown Frederick County State Roads Commission ST. Swithin

Unionville Substation Improves Power Service

Edison crews completed a new Unionville substation costing over 15000 dollars. It features a three phase 750 kva transformer and will increase power capacity and reliability for residents. Bill Seibert supervised the Frederick district project. Roads Commission to open bids Sept 19 for a Washington Expressway section into Montgomery County. The 1.546 mile segment runs from Fire Tower Road toward near Comus. Frederick Food and Better Housing Show plans discussed at Southern Restaurant dinner. letters sent to previous year’s manufacturers.

Potomac Edison Unionville Bill Seibert Frederick State Roads Commission Montgomery County Fire Tower Road Frederick Line Comus Southern

Old Frederick faces truck traffic menace in quiet streets

Letters urge curb on heavy trucks in Frederick Maryland with proposed daylight limits by 7 am to 7 pm and by pass routes. Residents on Church Street North Court Second to Fourth Streets plead for traffic controls and enforcement to restore the town’s charm.

Old Town Frederick Old Frederick Church Street North Court Second Street Third Street Fourth Street

Michigan and Massachusetts Governors Wary of Nixon Ties

Michigan Governor Milliken and Massachusetts Governor Sargent tread a fine line with Nixon while campaigning for re election Both hail from states that Nixon lost in 1968 and race against Democratic foes while avoiding direct stat e alignment with the vicepresident They push distinct local agendas to appeal to independents and Democrats amid economic strains and civil unrest concerns.

Osage Beach Nea William Milliken Michigan Francis Sargent Massachusetts Nixon Kevin Phillips Sargent George Romney John Volpe Milliken Spiro Agnew Agnew New England New Bedford Chicopee-Springfield

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