State C H R C Cites Local Bias in Frederick Hearings
A Frederick discrimination probe by Maryland's Human Relations Council, prompted by February hearings, notes underrepresentation of Black workers in county departments and calls for training improvements. The report, presented at City Hall, questions attitudes at the Department of Social Services and the Board of Education, with potential adoption by the Maryland Commission on Human Relations today.
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Frederick
State Human *Relations Council
Whittier
Treadwell O. Phillips
Maryland Commission On Human Relations
City Hall
Department of Employment Security
Department of Social Security
Board of Education
HRC
Department of Social Services
U S Bars Ground Troops In Cambodia
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told a Senate subcommittee the United States will aid Cambodia with air interdiction and logistical support rather than deploying ground troops. He and Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird urged rapid approval of 4155 million in economic and military aid to enable Cambodian defense, sustain population support, and prevent North Vietnamese reoccupation of ports and border sanctuaries.
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Cambodia
Melvin R. Laird
William P. Rogers
Senate Appropriations
United
Washington
United States
Rogers
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Laird
Nixon Administration
Israel
Vietnam
South Korea
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Firemen Nominate Officers
Nominations for United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3 officers announced with elections set for January 4. Six offices filled at Monday’s meeting due to no opposition. seven director seats open with fourteen candidates. two vying for financial secretary. two for chief hose director. ten assistant hose director positions open. eleven candidates seek assistant pipeman posts.
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United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Alvie L. Ridgley
Stanley Y. Bennett
William M. Moore
Herman B. Miller
Clarence EF
Jewell I
Francis E. Rein
Lewis B. Marman
Charles D. Sheffield
David W. Lee
William A. Kennedy Jr
Howard C. Petit
Warren Stevens
Richard E. Main
Herbert R. Kanode
Charles A. Easterday
William F. White
John E. Wisner Jr
Cold air moving out as frost coats mornings
Residents faced frost covered fields and windshields as they headed to work. Yesterday’s high was 36 degrees, with a warming trend expected into the low 40s today under variable sun and clouds. Overnight low dropped to 17. Forecast calls for Wednesday in the low 50s and Thursday warmer.
Rogers Maps Streamlined State Dept Reform Plan
The State Department unveiled a broad reform program aimed at revitalizing the diplomatic corps. Secretary William P. Rogers praised the plan which promotes faster promotions for younger officers and encourages policy debate with superiors, signaling a shift toward a dynamic, aggressive approach to U.S. diplomacy. About 500 changes were drawn up by 250 professional diplomats under Deputy Secretary William B. Macomber.
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Washington
State Department
William P. Rogers
U.S
William B. Macomber
Fire Log Summary for 24 Hours Ending 10 A.M.
Fire calls reported include a house fire at 101 West Fourth Street at 8:57 a.m. with Juniors Independents and Citizens responders. Field fires occurred on Monument Road at 10:55 a.m. Myersville, Boyers Mill Road at 1:19 p.m. New Market, Dorcus Road at 3:16 p.m. with Woodsboro and Liberty responders. Ambulance calls: Emergency and Routine.
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City
West Fourth ST
County Monument Road
Myersville
Boyers Mill
New Market
Dorcus Road
Woodsboro
Liberty
Stock Market Drops on Profit Taking wave
New York stocks slipped in active trading as analysts noted profit taking and tax selling. By 10 30 a m the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 2 99 to 816 27.
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New York
Rail Unions Prepare to Defy Nixon and Congress
Washington AP unions announce a likely nationwide rail strike after failed talks. Brotherhood of Railway Clerks leader C L Dennis warns of jail terms and fines if a 45 day delay is granted, as wage demands remain unmet and work rules threaten thousands of jobs. Congress and Nixon push for postponement to avoid disruption to travelers and shippers.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
C.L. Dennis
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Afl-Cio
Dennis
Labor Department
WWI
Usery
Riots erupt in Qui Nhon after U.S. soldier kills student
In Qui Nhon, Vietnam, anti-American rioting followed the fatal shooting of a Vietnamese high school student by an American soldier. A 24-hour curfew, windows smashed, and burning U.S. vehicles marked the unrest as 2,500 to 4,000 demonstrators pressed for the soldier’s handover for trial.
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Qui Nhon
Vietnam
U.S
United States
South Korea
Soviets Announce 1971 Defense Budget At 70 Level
Moscow reports a 1971 defense budget of 17.9 billion rubles or 19.8 billion dollars at the official rate, equal to 1970 spending. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov told the Supreme Soviet total government outlay would reach 160.8 billion rubles, up 16.3 billion. Defense takes about 11 percent of the total, though actual military spending likely runs higher due to lumped military R D into nondefense items.
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Moscow
Vasily Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Garbuzov
Frederick County crowns undisputed world champion
An unnamed Frederick County female emerged as the region's world champion after claiming the world record she had vowed to beat. The victory was confirmed Monday with coverage on page B-10 detailing the achievement and its significance for the county.
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Frederick County
Pathologist Testifies In Malpractice Suit
Montgomery bureau reports that Dr. Robert Furie testified that Faust Corso died of shock from hip and pelvic fractures after a January 8 car accident. Corso’s wife seeks 520000 in damages against Frederick Memorial Hospital surgeons Dr. Thomas and nurse staff along with driver Robert Lee Miller Jr. The case, in Rockville Circuit Court, revealed conflicting views on timing of Corso’s deteriorating condition and the hospital’s on call duty.
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Ruth Johnson
Montgomery Bureau
Rockville
Faust Q. Corso
John R. Lyons
Corso
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Coates
Robert Furie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Thomas
Robert Lee Miller Jr
Furie
John P. Moore
Thomas
New Maryland lawmakers begin two day orientation in Annapolis
Maryland's 67 new legislators start a two day orientation to prep for the 90 day 1971 General Assembly session in Annapolis beginning January 13. Frederick County delegates Wallace E. Hutton Julien P. Delphey and veteran C Clifton Wirts attend alongside incumbents Charles Smelser and Edward P. Thomas. The kit includes constitution excerpts official stationery Maryland Manual bio forms and a cross index to the constitution plus abstracts of the Maryland Code a blue white fiscal booklet and reimbursement vouchers.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Annapolis
Frederick County
Wallace E. Hutton
Julien P. Delphey
C. Clifton Wirts
Charles Smelser
Edward P
Morris L. Radoff
Senate
Department of Legislative Reference
Department of Fis
Cal Services
Planners Defer Action On Mobile Home Park
The Planning and Zoning Commission deferred design approval for a mobile home park first approved for location four years ago on Water Street Road. Planning director Lawrence Johnson questioned the lack of a submitted plat and suggested resubmission under a new ordinance, possibly requiring rezoning. County attorney Thomas Glass supported advisement pending study and noted the decision could set a precedent. In a separate item, Bal lenger Park Estates received preliminary design approval for 209 units on Md. 180 in Feagaville, pending State Roads and Health Department compliance.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Lawrence Johnson
Commission
Mt. Pleasant Court
Mt. Pleasant
Water Street Road
Thomas Glass
Johnson
Ballenger Park Estates
MD. 180
Feagaville
Bloodmobile to Visit Eastalco Plant Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will set up in the Bechtel building at Eastalco Aluminum Plant near Buckeystown from 12 30 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. on Wednesday. Donors of all kinds are welcome, with priority for Eastalco employees. Donors receive one year Red Cross blood coverage for themselves and their families in any U S hospital accepting replacements.
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Red Cross
Eastalco Aluminum
Buckeystown
Bechtel
Eastaleo
United States
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Gov
Thomas Johnson
Frederick High School
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D-Wyo
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Capitol Hill
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Eastalco
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