Heritage Academy promotes old fashioned reading with Bible focus
Heritage Academy near Hagerstown rejects remedial reading and uses phonics with Bible study. Headmaster Douglas Custer claims high achievement, strict discipline, and no permissiveness, enrolling about 30 Frederick County students commuting daily.
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Salt Talks Highlight Detergent Health Risks and FDA Stance
Washington report outlines consumer concerns over detergents linked to cancer skin irritation river pollution. NTA bans nitrilotriacetic acid amid controversy while enzymes regain approval for safety and efficacy. Non phosphate borates carbonates and silicates present additional dangers for children.
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Phases and Galbraith Inquiry Grips Nixon Economic Debate
The piece weighs whether Nixon's economic phases mimic Galbraith ideas from A Contemporary Guile to Economies Peace and Laughter and A Theory of Price Control. It notes Galbraith's reluctance to comment, references his chapter, and discusses price and wage controls for sectors under strain, plus linked critiques of policy and detergent safety coverage.
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Washington officer drowns on duty at White House entrance
A Washington police officer, Umed EPH GROKE, formerly of Cham 20 yauins Ut, collapsed and died suddenly while on duty at the west entrance to the White House. The piece notes his capable oratory and mentions a school contest won by C Shaver of the Belles Lettres Literary Society. Christmas Savings Clubs across five banks reorganize for the new year as renewals begin.
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D-Ala
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R-Tex
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Eph Groke
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White House
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Belles. Lettres Literary Sovety
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Snow Threat Looms Over City After Frightful Day
The News-Post reports dangerous road conditions from sleet and freezing rain as a late season storm nears. A stray tear gas cylinder discharged in City Hall caused a panic, while a $100000 damage suit over a Brunswick railroad worker’s death is set for trial at the December circuit term.
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US efforts to avert India Pakistan war revealed
Washington reports reveal that since last March the United States sought to persuade India to negotiate with Pakistan. Washington provided refugee relief totaling about 500 million dollars, urged autonomy for East Bengal, and pressed both governments and the Soviet Union for a peaceful settlement, while awaiting a U.N. ceasefire and a likely Moscow decision.
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