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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1970

Page

7

Local Holsteins post strong annual milk and butterfat totals

Frederick County Holstein News reports DHIR production figures for local registered cows. Names include Wisbee Bene Dotts, Rosalie Pabst Regal Ivanhoe, Glen-Lu-Knoll entries, Hills-Hope lines, Wil-Mar and Gaywinds herd animals. Notable totals reach up to 105,610 pounds of milk and 3,952 pounds of butterfat for Edjarry Skyline Lucy under Jefferson ownership, with many cows producing 16,000 to 26,000 pounds of milk in 305 to 365 days.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America DHIR Wisbee Bene Dotts Rosalie Glen-Lu-Knoll Judith Minna Glen-Lu- Knoll Regina Pauline Glen E. Morrow Frederick Holterholm Ilene C. K. Holter, Sr & Sons Jefferson Hills-Hope Jean Hills- Hope Jess Pauline Astronaut Rose Hills- Hope Chief Award Jenny Diane James R. Hull Emmitsburg Wil-Mar Duke Marlen Wil- Mar Winterias Bonne Wil-Mar Amelia J. Wilmer House Middletown Edjarry Skyline Lucy Edgar C. Wirts, Jr Md-Gaywinds Sharon Md-Gaywinds Kingpin Bell Edward L Carol S. Kahler Gaywinds Farm Keymar Kingstead Bess Maudlene Kingstead Lucy Star Leslie C King & Sons Kingstead Farms Clarksburg Rosalie Pabst Regal Ivanhoe Frog-Hollow Marquis Jane Frederick Bessie Art-Acres Triune Cascade Art-Acres Sunshine Elaine Art-Acres Benny Debbie Arthur G Rhoderick Hagerstown U.S National Holstein Association

Sesame Street Magazine distributed to Frederick County schools

The Frederick County Board of Education received the first issues of Sesame Street Magazine to be given to kindergarten and first grade students in Title I schools. The four color publication, by the Children's Television Workshop, includes games, posters, and a mother's guide, with aims to supplement TV lessons and promote regular viewing.

Board of Education of Frederick County The Children’s Television Workshop Cooney Cil Mobil Oil Corporation Mobil Ansonia Station New York Jane O’connor Workshop U.S Office of Education Ernie Bert

Head Ski Stock Sale Authorized by Directors

AMF Inc offered 13.50 a share for all Head Ski Co common stock and the bid won unanimous director approval on Wednesday. Head Ski trades resumed with prices near the offer as the firm plans to boost reserves amid investments in its sportswear and Wayne Plastics units. Harold Seigle stated affiliation with a larger firm is needed for future objectives. AMF chairman Rodney Gott welcomed the decision.

Baltimore AMF, Inc Head Ski Co American Stock Exchange AMP Head Ski Charles Gates Jr Denver Harold Seigle Seigle Wayne Plastics Rodney C. Gott AMF Gott Black & Decker Manufacturing Co Alonzo G. Decker

Stanford surgeon predicts tolerance method for heart transplants

Stanford surgeon Norman E. Shumway says rejection is being overcome and predicts a tolerance method for donor tissues within ten years. He notes nine of 23 surviving patients in his world, out of 164 operations since Barnard's first in 1967, reflect gradual progress amid public debate on transplant viability.

Stanford Calif Norman E. Shumway Shumway Christiaan N. Barnard Cape Town South Africa Stanford Medical Center Michael E. DeBakey Houston Denton Cooley Ronald Ross London National Heart Hospital England Ross

Senate Approves Compromise Job Safety Bill

The Senate quickly passed the compromise version of the job safety bill creating a federal program to reduce workplace deaths and injuries. Sponsors said it could cut 14,500 deaths and 2.2 million injuries annually once effective, sending the measure to the House for action.

Washington Senate House

Delegate Seeks Premarital Syphilis Tests in Maryland

Montgomery County Delegate Del. Charles Docter urges a 1971 bill requiring premarital syphilis blood tests within 30 days of license issuance. He notes Maryland lacks such a law while the rate of syphilis is rising, and says the measure would apply before marriage licenses are issued.

Rockville Montgomery County Maryland Del.Charles Docter General Assembly

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