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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1974
Page
2
Investment Aims To Build Frederick Vo Tech Center
County commissioners back a new Frederick County Vo Tech Center to train students with input from local industries. The project seeks modern facilities, quality teaching, and partnerships with employers like Moore Business Forms Easialoo Aluminum Frederick Electronics to align with regional needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unies College
Wiltsbagin
Grange
Farm Bureau
Moore
Easialoo Aluminum Company
Frederick Electronics
Frederick County
John A. Logan
Carbondale
John A. Derr
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Donald L. Lewis
Board of Education
Monevie
Vo-Tech
Boards of
Board of Commissioners
Deterrence and Nuclear Arms Drive U S Security Policy
Dr. Hans J. Morgenthau warns that detente cannot ensure peace without a strong nuclear balance. The piece outlines costly future U S defense needs including Trident subs, multi warhead missiles, and the B-1 bomber, emphasizing its range, speed, and recallability as a deterrent amid global tensions. It also cites broader reflections on American societal mobility and critics from various figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ussr
United States
Hans J. Morgenthau
City University of New York Graduate Center
Soviet Union
U.S
Eastland Eyes Reform of Marijuana Laws with Limits
Senator James Eastland of Mississippi champions relaxed penalties for simple marijuana possession while resisting full decriminalization. He backs a first offense fine and no jail, with DEA talks to draft legislation after Labor Day. The piece notes related drug and energy- policy commentary and a political book roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Eastland
Sunflower County
Miss
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Lewis Walt
Internal Security Subcommittee
Walt
Drug Enforcement Agency
DEA
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Sunflower River
American Petroleum Institute
API
Big Owl
Big Oi
Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
Commerce
Readers respond on Rosewood and local schools in 1974
Letters criticize Rosewood conditions and praise school staff while urging public attention to overcrowding and funding. Doreel P. Burch of Middletown and Libby Stauffer of Monrovia express concern about inmate care and education quality amid expanding housing and new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosewood
Frederick Post
Rosewood Association For the Retarded, Inc
Wrc-Tv
Doreel P. Burch P.O
Middletown
Sterling Bollinger
Green Valley
Fredericktonlans Celebrate Three Day Holiday Start
Frederickton residents marked a three day holiday beginning with the advent of Labor Day. Marines staged a noon aerial display with eight planes over the city. Traffic may open on the new Death Curve at Phase No.1 Way tomorrow. 4-H members prepare exhibits for the Maryland State Fair. City workmen begin extending Fourview Avenue to connect with West Twelfth Street, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Save Us, Marines
Muauwvacy River
Tomerroe
Frederik County
Timenun
Maryland
Fourview Avenue
Seventh Street
Hud College
West Twelfth Street
Maryland Political Osmosis Across Washington Rings
An analysis of Maryland’s close ties to national politics shows how state actors impact Capitol Hill and how national figures move between local and federal roles. It highlights figures like Roger Morton Barbara Mikulski Blair Lee Louise Gore Gladys Spellman and Sen Mathias while noting shared issues from inflation to education reform and transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Val Hymes
Capitol
Maryland
Washington
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Ford
Baltimore
Barbara Mikulski
U.S. Senate
National Democratic Party
Reform Commission
Blair Lee
Louise Gore
Unesco
Gladys Spellman
Prince George's County
Congress
National Association of Counties
Capitol Hill
Maryland General Assembly
Sen. Mathias
State Department of Education
State House Hill
Annapolis
Johnson
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LP Gas Association
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John Momis
New Guinea
Nonian
Jeremy Taylor
Agnew
John Banzhaf III
Banzhaf
C. Stanley Blair
Nixon
Herbert Murray
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CBS
Dan Rather
Gary Paul Gates
Nixon White House
H.R. Haldeman
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John Ehrlichman
Bob Finch
Pasadena
Pat Moynihan
Oscar Wilde
Secret Service
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Primeval
Hubert Humphrey
Edgar Berman
Berman
Humphrey
Ike
Ays
Urbana
New Market
Libby Stauffer
Wendy Court
Fredericktonlans
Aml
Berry's
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