The Presidential Race And Public Faith In Office
A discussion on the incoming field of Democratic and Republican aspirants, the role of labor and campaign funding, and the enduring prestige and standards of the U S presidency. The piece urges voters to evaluate candidates carefully, noting Watergate’s impact yet affirming the presidency as a global symbol of justice and power. It cautions citizens to judge caliber and commit to informed voting in coming months.
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Frederek
Lortavat Frevlytre
Manny Verven
Labor Amony
United States
OSS
Evan
Watergate
Ohio public servants claim more than medals for injuries
A state senator in Ohio reportedly collected about nine thousand dollars from the Workmen's Compensation program for a sprained ankle while serving in the legislature. A former deputy administrator saw a disability rating rise after a long walk following an office back injury. Ohio paid over a quarter million dollars in benefits last year to workers in two agencies handling such claims. About seventeen percent of Bureau of Workmen's Compensation staff and thirteen percent of Industrial Commission staff have active claims, with some filing four. Wounded public servants receive compensation rather than medals.
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Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Forimer
Camnaton Tar
Ohio Industrial Commission
Grim grain outlook for next decade signals growing demand
UN FAO projects 2.7 percent annual growth in world food output through 1985 against 2.4 percent demand growth. developed nations show slower demand growth 1.5 percent vs 3.4 percent in developing countries. By 1985 about 34 nations with 700 million people may incur cereal deficits worth 7 to 10 billion dollars, risking tighter markets and higher prices as stocks sit at about a 27 day supply.
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Ponntarion Rowth
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
Stephen C. Schmidt
University of Illinois
United States
Schmidt
Education Committee drives youth business link in Frederick County
The Frederick County Chamber Education Committee led by Richard Kelley promotes business and free enterprise, maintains a Speakers List, runs high school business screens, and supports Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, internship programs, FCC courses, and a new “Interpret Business” campaign to show business value in the community. The group meets frequently and advocates for student career development to strengthen the county’s future.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Richard Kelley
Equitable Trust Company
Chamber
Education Committee
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick Community College
FCC
Frederick “County
South Frederick School celebrates American Education Week events
Letters from Nicholas E Leakins praise school and community cooperation during American Education Week. The principal thanks local venues and businesses for support, notes student activities, and records upcoming demonstrations and lessons at Frederick County Square. A separate request seeks earthquake articles for historical comparison.
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Nicholas E. Leakins
South Frederick Elementary School
Smith Named Vice President of Potomac Edison Company
K Pall Smith, 18 years with Potomac Edison and predecessors, is promoted to vice president in charge of the commercial division. He also becomes vice president of allied companies including the Northern Virginia Company and Potomac Light and Power.
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K Pall Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Mr Smith
Northern Virginia
Potomac Light & Power Company
Ga W Railroad
Frederick County seeks flexible superintendent selection
A Frederick County Citizens Council committee urged the Board of Education to avoid arbitrary limits in choosing the next school superintendent. Members include Dr. L.R. Schoulman chair and Dr. Carl Brewer, Robert Porter, Niemann Brunk, and Thomas Glass. General James P. Devereux, now a congressman, spoke at the Army Reserve Armory on Pearl Harbor Day urging focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past.
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Citizens Council For Public Schools
Frederick County
James P. Devereux
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Army Reserve Armory
Frederick
Carl Albert Keeps Fitness Log Amid Health Routines
Washington reports Speaker Carl Albert records daily health checks in a binder. He answers yes to exercise, walking, naps, and even mouthcare while denying alcohol issues. The log notes hoarseness therapy hum chews, jet lag, a slimmed 155 pounds, and late nights.
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House
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Congress
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China
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