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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1970

Page

5

Pre College Enrollment Guidelines For Howard Students

Howard Community College and Howard County Public Schools adopt guidelines letting high school seniors enroll in college courses before graduation. Selection criteria include 14 Carnegie units, top grades, and principal guidance approval with parental consent. A pre admissions interview and college admission discretion follow. Modern labor laws quote from Fred Borch accompanies policy context.

Howard Community College Howard County Public Schools Alfred J. Smith Jr Board of Education

Community Picnic At View More Heights

A community picnic was held Monday August 24 at View More Heights with a covered dish supper and games. Attendees included numerous local families such as Clarence Lenhart Deb orah Cupino James L Cupino Sr Jr, Louis Finnyfrock Albert E McCracken James Wallace Wilmer Reppion Kline Gunther Burns Warnenfeltz Bennett Breed Dar idw Moyer Tyeryar Williams Roberts and many others.

View More Heights Clarence Lenhart Deborah James L. Cupino Sr James le Cupion Jr Louis Finnyfrock Beth Albert E. McCracken James James A. Wallace Chip Laurie Jeff Jenny George Lawson Wilmer Wilmer Sylvia Keith Brian Allan Kevin Wilmer C. Reppion Michelle Dave Kline Jody Julie Ward Alfred Burns Cheryl Ann Charlene Christene Donna Robin Dwong Donald Gunther Kathy Dorothy Enoor Eugene Warnenfeltz Lori Ann Lewis T. Bennett Coral Melissa Nathan Breed Jr Dawn Jill Rax Daridw Don Moyer Don Jr Frank Jack Tyeryar Nat Williams Jeff Aier Veronica Roberts

Volkswagen Takes Lead In Clean Air Car Race

CHICAGO AP A Volkswagen squareback from the University of Michigan arrived in Odessa Texas ahead of pace cars and 40 other entrants in the collegiate Clean Air Car Race from Cambridge to Pasadena The event tests low pollution tech with a computer scoring system emphasizing air and noise reduction At halfway 10 cars led rally points as Shant Rack Happy Tex were among earlier reporting stops The field resumes toward Tucson and aims to finish Sunday at Caltech Pasadena.

Chicago University of Michigan Odessa Tex Michigan Auto Cambridge Mass Pasadena Calif Shantrack Happy Tucson Ariz California Institute of Technology

Court News Court and property transfers in Frederick area

Court notices list marriage licenses among residents of Frederick and surrounding counties. Deeds show transfers of property to numerous spouses and relatives, with equity actions for absolute divorce and support petitions among local residents.

E. Summers Equity Andra K. Wolfe Catherine Valentine Ronald Lee Wolfe

Voting Delay Termed Legal

A federal judge in Baltimore upheld an eligibility date for teenage voting amid a suit by Mark Stein and Jonathan Williams seeking to allow 18 to 21 year olds to vote in the fall elections. Judge Frank A. Kaufman said the issue is not a substantial question requiring a three judge court and returned a swift decision to keep an appeal possible.

Baltimore Frank A. Kaufman Mark Stein Silver Spring Jonathan G. Williams College Park Kaufman Supreme Court

Virus Kills Fish At Sparrows Point Harbor

Baltimore AP reports a mass die off of alewives and menhaden at Sparrows Point in the harbor. Maryland biologists suspect a species specific fish virus, though the exact cause remains uncertain and linked to disease rather than environmental stress.

Baltimore Sparrows Point Baltimore Harbor Maryland Fish and Wildlife Administration Robert Rubelmann

Overcrowding Strains Maryland Prison System

Hagerstown Maryland prison officials report severe strain from juvenile inmates moved from Baltimore to the Maryland Correctional Institution. Superintendent Gerald A. Keller cites overcrowding of 758 inmates in a facility built for 520, with two inmates sharing cells. He criticizes short terms and slow progress on a $1.8 million renovation, noting budget cuts and limited outdoor time for prisoners. A recent incident saw 17 inmates shifted to maximum security in Baltimore for alleged ring leadership in a work stoppage, while inmate council works on reforms.

Hagerstown Hagerstown Area Baltimore Keller

Dixie song written by Daniel D Emmett in 1861 New Orleans

The Confederate marching song Dixie was written by Daniel D Emmett, a minstrel performer in blackface. It closed a New Orleans 1861 performance and quickly became popular in the South.

Dixie Daniel D. Emmett New Orleans

Wyoming Trekers Finish Girl Scout Trip to Yellowstone and Black Hills

Six Frederick Senior Girl Scout Troop 24 members Beth Shirley Becky Moss Sue Martin Suzan West Ruth Ann Randall and Veronica Roberts with advisors Myron Randall and Valerie Jenkins recount a three day Yellowstone visit and a weeklong trek through Wyoming. They describe camp life hikes geologic finds and a visit by Miss Indian America plus a birthday party a stay in Rapid City and a starry Badlands finale before returning home.

Wyoming Beth Shirly Becky Moss Sue Martin Suzan West Ruth Ann Randall Veronica Roberts Frederick Myron Randall Valerie Jenkins Ten Sleep Wyo United Givers Fund Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Pow Wow Canyon Rapid City S. D Black Hills Mt. Rushmore Badlands South Dakota Atlantic Iowa Springfield New Salem Village Lincoln

Japan Offers Free Education to Enlistees in Defense Forces

Tokyo reports the Japanese government struggles to keep volunteer defense forces full and will provide free high school educations to young men who enlist, according to the Yomiuri.

Tokyo Yomiuri

Roosevelt First President Through Panama Canal Aboard Houston

President Franklin D. Roosevelt became the first U.S. chief executive to transit the Panama Canal while in office aboard the USS Houston on July 11 1934.

Franklin D. Roosevelt U.S Panama Canal Houston

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