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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1971

Page

4

Union police bargaining push sparks local debate in two towns

In Hagerstown and Westminster, Fraternal Order of Police lodges push to be recognized as official bargaining agents. City leaders listen but avoid commitments while noting no strike pledges rawly prove ineffective. A national pattern shows public employee strikes erode confidence in no strike clauses amid Boston and New York cases.

Hagerstown Washington County Westminster Carroll County Fraternal Order of Police Massachusetts United States Calvin Coolidge National Guard Boston Post Office Air Controllers Union Federal Aviation Agency New York City Noel Spence America Frederick City

Lightning Butter Machine Promises 45 Percent Butter Savings

From the Hews Post February 2 1921 promotes A wonderful process of economy the Lightning Butter Machine. It churns one pound of butter with one pint of milk to make two pounds. Urbana forms a community club with officers led by William McC Roderick and George Smith. Frank Hill Hedges Jr gives two five gold pieces to the local relief fund. Mrs Blaine Hoffman and Grace Troxell listed among visitors in Frederick personals.

Allen G. Quynn & CO Urbana William McC. Roderick George Smith Roland King G. O. Hendrickson J. C. Stup P. A. Haover Frances Gerber Frank Hill Hedges JR F. H. Hedges Frederick Europe Blaine Hoffman Grace Troxell Creagerstown

Weather doubt as groundhog fails again on Feb 2 1981

Twenty years ago on February 2 1981 Frederick County endured zero degree forecasts as Groundhog Day weather prediction faltered and warmth remained elusive. Basketball scorers D Dick Groat Duke and Bill Mikvy Temple led national charts while Allen American Mark Workman of West Virginia chased the scoring title. Weil Brothers Oil Specialists announced a Pioneer Oil Saver burner sale and installation as Damascus Seventh Day Adventist Church welcomed new deacons Carl Zager Earl Zager William Shobe Frank Robinson and Daniel Mahmel.

Mark Workman West Virginia Bill Mikvy Temple Mikvy Workman Dick Groat Duke Mountaineer Salem Weil Brothers Oil Specialists Pioneer Damascus Seventh Day Adventist Church Carl Zager Earl Zager William Shobe Frank Robinson Daniel Mahmel

Our Way Of Life And Population Crisis Debate

A wide ranging missive warns that overpopulation and urban concentration threaten resources, pollution, and future crises. It condemns consumerism, waste, and environmental neglect while urging policy shifts to prioritize clean air, water, and land and to curb excessive childbearing as essential to humanity’s survival.

United States U. S India U.S

Population control must be global and urgent

Berry's World discusses a universal population crisis touching all nations. It argues cooperation to reduce pollution, share information, and educate globally, noting UNESCO and Planned Parenthood work on these issues. It closes with quotes about controlling population and a reflection from Isaac Asimov.

Unesco Planned Parenthood- World Population Associations of Nations Isaac Asimov

Nixon Firm on Save Cambodia Policy

Washington sources say President Nixon will back a high stake Cambodia plan without American ground forces. He may redirect funds and materiel from South Vietnam to Cambodia to maintain the Phnom Penh blockade, hoping to keep South Vietnam free while withdrawing troops.

Washington NEA Nixon Cambodia Congress South Vietnam save-Phnom Penh White House Lon Nol U.S Cambodian North Vietnam South Mekong

Open letter to officials on fair housing in Frederick Maryland

Frederick County Fair Housing Council asks officials to choose a suitable date for their next public meeting. The letter notes prior election campaign praise for open housing and requests coordinated planning to foster a closer, mutually rewarding partnership.

Frederick County Morgan Anderson Human Relations Council

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