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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1971

Page

2

Federal funds boost Frederick County public service jobs

Congressman Byron announces the first allocation from the Federal Manpower Administration for Frederick County. An initial 23000 dollars, 20 percent of 117000, funds public service positions from fire and police to health and parks, with county officials to manage drafts. The writer warns against political influence in hiring and notes thousands remain jobless and demoralized awaiting openings and payroll relief.

Goodloe E. Byron Federal Department of Labor Frederick County Byron State Department of Employment Security

Jobs For Whom in Frederick County Examined

In a Frederick Maryland piece from August 20 1971 the writer laments unemployment misery and poverty among residents. They urge removing political influence from job allocations and propose involvement by the Frederick County Employment Security office and an advisory role for the Frederick County Human Relations Commission to advocate for minority applicants.

Frederick County Board of County Commissioners Frederick County Human Relations Commission HRC

Moon mission sparks debate on future space travel and impacts

Apollo 15's triumph prompts reflections on space exploration and risks. Children of astronaut David Scott reportedly showed little awe as their father roamed the moon, while editorial voices weigh colonization, costs, and the psychological effects of living off Earth amid growing orbital debris and international launches.

David R. Scott Tracy Doug New York Times Moon Earth

Hair and espionage clash in federal life and oil spill probe

The piece reports FBI chief Hoover’s war on long sideburns and hippie looks, Texas Instruments’ EPA contract to assess oil spills, and Marine brig refusals in Vietnam. It notes potential conflicts of interest, leaks, and suppressed Pentagon communications.

America Washington J. Edgar Hoover FBI Washington Post Glen E. Riggs U.S Hoover Mullen Indianapolis Lord Texas Instruments EPA Shell Gulf of Mexico Standard of California San Francisco Texaco Anacortes Puter Sound Pentagon Air Force James Crawford Charles Wells John Tomhave Long Binh Vietnam William O. Douglas Andy Shapp John Robinson China Fred Halstead Republic of Vietnam

Print More Money To Curb Inflation

A columnist argues inflation is not caused by too much money but too little demand and suggests federal local revenue sharing and new public works funding, plus increased money manufacturing, as remedies. He questions deficit theory, cites debt and spending growth versus CPI rise, and notes homeowners facing escalating costs.

Webster Robert K. Pepper Florida Bernard Baruch Pepper

Forest lookout tower tops Blue Ridge in Frederick County

Readable items note a Western Maryland Railroad built lookout tower at Pen-Mar on the Blue Ridge High point. Also mentions a football scoring plan and pennant chances for Hustlers, a primary election slate, a fatal B and O tunnel incident, school bid totals, traffic signal updates on Market Street, and political party activity with August 9 primary date.

Frederick County Wwen Western Maryland Railroad Company Pen-Mar Blue Ridge Mountains

U S Taiwan support within United Nations debate

Nixon and Rogers anticipate mainland China seat in UN while preserving Nationalist Taiwan representation. Ambassador Bush reports growing confidence in General Assembly backing for Taiwan, with U S negotiations active in capitals worldwide to counter expulsion fears. The issue hinges on separate Chinese governments and broad UN principles, amid Peking joining the world body. Persistent calls to keep Taiwan amid debates.

Washington Nixon Rogers China Peking United Nations George Bush General Assembly Taiwan Bush United States U.N United Nation Asia Soviet Union Byelorussia Ukraine Red China

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