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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1970

Page

4

Regrouping Call To Save Fort Detrick Jobs In Md

In Frederick Maryland a heated call to preserve Fort Detrick as a defensive biological weapons facility dominates local debate. The letter urges HEW to fund a health center, warns of job losses for thousands, and presses Congress and the White House to reverse the Army phase out and keep skilled staff in Frederick. The piece cites Senator Mathias and local officials seeking a high level review and continued operation at the Fort.

Frederick County Fort Detrick Senate House Department of Health, Education and Welfare Conference Committee HEW Congress NIH Bethesda Charles McC. Mathias Frederick Mathias Department of the Army Nixon Department of Thermy Fort Dugway Utah Edgewood Arsenal Maryland J. Glenn Beall Goodloe E. Byron Chamber of Commerce White House

Fort Detrick conversion urged for health research center

Editors urge Congress to appropriate 15 million dollars to convert Fort Detrick near Frederick Maryland from a biowarfare facility into a comprehensive national health research center under HEW and NIH. The move would keep staff of 700 and enable studies from cancer viruses to genetic diseases. WRC TV backs the proposal.

Congress Fort Detrick Frederick Maryland Nixon Mathias Tydings National Institutes of Health NIH Wrc-Tv

Weight Watchers and a Fat Mind Fight Christmas to Easter

A reader recounts a weight loss journey from 156 to 132 pounds using Weight Watchers. She details strict discipline, meal portions, and social pressure, noting maintenance for life and the emotional battles with friends and family. The letter ends with a quip about holiday temptations and a separate joke about Santa and Christmas business.

Sound Economic Solutions by Advisers Stretched to Act

NEA Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues that while economists can analyze inflation and excess demand, they fail to offer usable remedies. He suggests boosting production to match demand, targeting shortages with incentives, expanding training and investment in services, and using tax bonuses or penalties to cut unit costs. Antitrust tools could be applied more selectively to curb efficiency-destroying practices.

Washington NEA Asia

KEFAUVER AND SHAPRO Offer 15 to 30 Percent Off Christmas Items

Yesterday’s news item notes KEFAUVER AND SHAPRO optometrists and jewelers reducing every article 15 to 30 percent for Christmas shoppers in Frederick city and county. Buck Ramsey, piloted Hustless in 1920, is expected at the Blue Ridge League stockholders meeting in the YMCA building this Thursday evening, with F K Schmidt hoping to attend. A window was smashed at Fleet Stull’s Yellow Springs store last night when an unknown person hurled a heavy stone, fleeing before the owner could reach the door.

Kefauver and Shapro Frederick City Buck Ramsey Blue Ridge League YMCA F.K. Schmidt Fleet Stull Yellow Springs Mr. Stull

Christmas Mail Delayed by Railroad Strike Embargo

Frederick Post Office slows as parcel post embargo takes effect amid railroad strike. Santa to visit Winchester Hall for Empty Stocking Club event with 150 Frederick children aged 2 to 11, tickets required. Red Cross chapter grows nursing and disaster preparedness classes.

Frederick Santa Winchester Hall Frederick County RED Cross

Skyjacker profile blames moms and space dreams for hijackings

Dr. David Hubbard, a federal prison psychiatrist, studied 20 imprisoned hijackers and linked skyjacking to unresolved childhood issues, space fantasy, and a desire for power. He notes most were unemployed, some trained in flying, and many sought punishment rather than severe penalties, suggesting tougher deterrents may backfire.

Demaris Crum Marva Brown Frederick News-Post Montgomery Mall David Hubbard Hubbard Ali Momma

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