Alaskan Safari Misrepresented as Wildlife Film
A viewer argues the film Alaskan Safari disguises a hunting expedition. Hunters shoot moose elk and mountain rams for trophies while the advertising omits any depiction of hunting, leaving parents questioning the ethics as children witness the slaughter.
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Richard Lebher
Walt Disney
Alaska
U.S. Army
Nike
Bill
Joe
Frederick County Shelter Plan distributed to residents
The Frederick County Community Shelter Plan prepared by the Department of Civil Defense will be distributed this Friday with cooperation from all county newspapers. County officials urge residents to study it, inform all family members, and keep a copy as a life saving measure.
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Frederick County
Department of Civil Defense
Civil Defense
George J. Stup
Frederick
Court House
Heads For Government
Frederick City
Stup
Bunker To Report To Nixon On War
U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker flew to Washington to brief President Nixon and top officials on the war. The trip aims to discuss strategy and potential policy actions amid ongoing hostilities in Saigon and surrounding areas.
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Bunker
Nixon
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington
Film critique condemns hunting documentary as deceitful
The observer decries a so called nature film that hides hunting of Alaskan animals. It argues the real aim is profit and ego rather than wildlife education. It warns parents to avoid exposing children to the film and notes a narrator dismissively mocks a hunter's mistake.
Apollo 14 Launch Delayed by Clouds At Cape Kennedy
President Nixon watched Apollo 14 lift off on television as clouds delayed the Saturn V by 40 minutes. Shepard, after medical recovery, rejoined flight status and would command Apollo 14. The mission aims to recover rocks from the moon and continues the post Apollo 13 setback recovery.
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Space Center
Houston
Shepard
America
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Donald K
Deke
Slayton
Moon
Astronaut Office
U.S
Antares
Mitchell
Earth
Nixon
Cruz Bay
Virgin Islands
Officials Seek Insurance Study For County Coverage
Officials met with county insurance committee chair Jacob Ramsburg Sr to request a study of the county's insurance needs. Chairman John Derr said the aim is to determine needs, assess present coverage, identify overlap, and ensure full protection across all areas.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg Sr
Board of Commissioners
John Derr
State Roads Seeks Bids For Md 75 Bush Creek Bridge
The State Roads Commission invites bids for a two span 41 foot steel bridge over Bush Creek on relocated Md 75 at Monrovia in Frederick County. The project includes minor approach grading and paving with 29 feet of clear roadway. Bids will be opened Feb 23.
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The
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Bush Creek
Monrovia
Heart Public Education drives meetings and events
Heart Public Education program emphasizes prevention with meetings, materials, and leaders ready to answer questions. Ronald E Summers reports a successful charity basketball game between State and City Police held Jan 16 at Thomas Johnson High. A Bowling Tournament runs Feb 8 to 14 across Frederick lanes. area chairs announced. Seventeen film requests and over 1600 educational materials were requested focusing on diet, smoking, stroke, and resuscitation. Cooking classes co sponsored with Frederick Gas Co were well attended. YMCA open house Jan 10 featured a dietician answer session. Board members and many local leaders attended.
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Heart Fund
Heart
Ronald E. Summers
Thomas ‘Johnson High School
Frederick City
Creager
J. Arthur Throne
Braddock
Grover A. Charles E. Young
E. W. Young
Garvin Tankersley Jr
Associated
Frederick Gas Company
YMCA
Shirley M. Brobst
Public Education Committee
Charles Noffsinger
Charles G. Spicknall
Helen Martz
Gladys Irvin
Victor S. Palmer
Chris ‘Matthews
Herbert Bloom
Stephen Bauman
John W. Derr
Harry H. Reid
Seymour B.stern
Richard T. Beaden
The
Heart Association of Maryland
Frye
Steadman - Keenan Post
Brunswick
Harry Heffner
Buckeystown
Lois Harthagen
FCTA says board misled in impasse over bargaining costs
Poffenbarger labels the board’s $16.9 million cost figure absurd and accuses Felton of misrepresenting facts to shift blame. He says negotiations stalled by the board, cites class size disputes, and argues bargaining should set priorities within funding limits while condemning the board’s Community Relations Director role as a print agenda.
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Post
Felton
Waugh Baker
FCTA
MSTA
Poffenbarger
Board of Education
Heart Association volunteers log hours and visits
B. Douglas notes 236 service hours this quarter in the Heart Association office by 14 volunteers including Catharine Thomas and several Mrs. Haller and Miss Flanagan. Prophylactic penicillin cards issued to 47 Rheumatic Fever patients, with four new homes joining the program. Ninety eight memorials received for numerous individuals listed by name.
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B. Douglas
Heart Association
Catharine Thomas
P. H. Beavers
Mary Gremillion
Eleanor
Helen Martz
Mary Flanagan
Jack Haller
Hugh Funkhouser
Beverly Seely
Catherine Griffith
Ralph Burdette
Sarah
Martha Gilbert
Rick Brown
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