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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
3
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Community leaders urge uniting parents business churches educators and law enforcement to declare war on illegal drug traffic in Frederick County. The piece argues drugs threaten youth families and institutions and calls for a strong coordinated response and a possible grand jury action after holidays.
The article reflects on Pioneer 10 after Jupiter, noting it will cross the solar system rim and travel billions more miles toward interstellar space. Messages now travel at light speed, taking 45 minutes from Jupiter to Earth and up to 12 hours to Pluto.
An analysis by Carl Margrabe discusses overpopulation concerns in Frederick County and the United Nations warning of population growth. The piece cites environmental strain, resource limits, and social impacts while referencing Fairfax County and the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future to argue for slower, more orderly growth and policy limits.
Public Service Company failed for an hour and five minutes due to broken insulators on the old tower at the substation. Allen Bartgis, former deputy sheriff, was appointed to the city police force and made his first arrests as a city officer.
Hundreds of volunteer firefighters and seven engines fought a stubborn blaze that gutted the residence of H Douglas Stup Jr in New Market. A separate item notes a Navy liberty launch sank in Hampton Roads Harbor with at least 65 Pittsburgh crew rescued.
Anthony J. Vita of Mt Airy argues the Carroll County Board of Education misjudged the need and location for a new middle school, proposing the Berrett site to ease overcrowding. He claims data and planning, including the shift to a 1200 pupil model, show Mt Airy should retain a middle school and warns against converting it to elementary use.
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