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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1970

Page

14

Carroll Schools Readies for Sept 1 Opening

Carroll County plans for the 1970-71 school year with about 14 600 pupils starting bus rides. 90 percent of enrollment on buses as 12 new buses added and rerouted routes follow Kindergarten program expansion. Policy details cover eligibility, stops and crossing rules, with 146 buses inspected and repaired.

Carroll County Maryland

Paganini's Guarnerius Violin Bequeathed to Genoa

The violin played by Paganini, a Guarnerius, was bequeathed to the city of Genoa Italy.

Paganini Guarnerius Genoa Italy

Four Baltimore Hospitals Join New High Speed Network

In Baltimore four more hospitals Union Memorial Johns Hopkins Maryland General and North Charles General have joined a Blue Cross designed high speed network to cut patient admission approval times. Greater Baltimore Medical Center started using the system three months ago.

Baltimore Blue Cross Greater Baltimore Medical Center Union Memorial Johns Hopkins Maryland General North Charles General Hospitals

Youths Convicted of Narcotics Crimes and Voting Rights

A Frederick lawyer explains a 1963 Maryland law change raising narcotics convictions to felonies and the impact on voting eligibility. The issue centers on whether post-1963 narcotics offenses are “infamous” crimes and if age 21 thresholds disqualify younger offenders. authorities conclude pre-1963 misdemeanors do not disqualify, and today’s youths under 21 are not barred by age.

W. Jerome Offutt Frederick Francis Burch Maryland Fender

College Students Test Social Work Careers in Maryland

The Social Welfare Careers Service announces 135 college students from 57 colleges placed in 41 social agencies across Maryland through the Summer Jobs in Social Work Program. Students, with eight to twelve weeks in public or voluntary agencies, gain hands on experience supervised by social workers and learn agency operations, client work, and field trips expand their view of social work. Participants include Margaret Shipley, Victoria Wachter, and Kath leen Jay with assignments at Frederick County Department of Social Services.

Social Welfare Careers Service The Health and Welfare Council of the Baltimore Area Maryland National Association For Social Workers HWC Associated Jewish Charities Community Chest of National Association of Social Workers Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Ing Margaret Shipley Victoria Wachter Frederick Kathleen Jay Lantz Frederick County Department of Social Services Shipley Pfeiffer College Wachter St. Joseph’s College Jay Towson State College

Standard International Reports Record 1970 Sales and Earnings

Standard International Corporation NYSE reports all time high sales and earnings for fiscal 1970, seventh straight year of records. For year ending June 30, 1971, company forecasts new highs as backlogs and orders remain very healthy. 1970 sales rose to 110.448 million from 108.916 million prior year. net earnings 5.103 million or 1.32 per share, up from 5.078 million or 1.30 per share before extraordinary items. All figures restated for pooling of interests, 5-for-4 stock split in 1968, and 5% stock dividend in 1969.

Standard International Corporation NYSE Daniel E. Hogan Standard International

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