Poor Children Benefit From New UM Police Accord
About 100 underprivileged children from the Washington DC area will get an early Christmas next Wednesday through a collaboration between Maryland State Police and University of Maryland students. What began with a chance on campus evolved into dinners, talks, and joint patrols. now troopers and fraternities host parties for the children with police help and even a helicopter Santa entrance. Governor Mandel praises the program for improving understanding between students and police.
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Rehoboth seeks help to stop sludge dumping at bay mouth
The Rehoboth Beach commission voted to seek state and federal aid to halt the dumping of Pennsylvania and New Jersey sludge off the Delaware Bay mouth. Philadelphia Camden and Bridgeton NJ currently dump the waste, with Baltimore also reportedly considering the site.
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Nohubuth Beach
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Administration Rapped For Job Retaining Plan
Washington civil rights groups blasted the Nixon administration for a 3.2 million retraining program as a first response to mass firings of black teachers in the South. NEA, NAACP Legal Defense Fund and others said money should challenge prejudice and protect civil rights rather than imply Negro teachers are untrained. James Farmer, a senior Negro official, reacted with visible upset as officials declined comment.
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National Education Association
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Office of Education
Joseph Rauh
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Helen Bain
NEA
Jack Greenberg
James Farmer
Women Lead In Job Race At Colleges
A survey of 191 firms shows most plan to hire more women from the class of 1971, with starting salaries for women rising about 4 percent but still lower than men with the same training. Northwestern University official Frank Endicott cited increases for men and women, plus noted discrimination and other factors behind lower pay for women.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Frank S. Endicott
Endicott
Pentagon says January draft call will near seventeen thousand
Washington sources report a January draft call to be announced next week totaling about 17 600, the highest monthly call in nine months. It will be the first draft since September when 39 000 men were notified to report, with 12 000 called in September and October, 8 000 in November, and 7 000 in December.
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