Frederick County teachers clash with board over bargaining package
The Frederick County Teachers' Association and Board of Education near impasse amid proposals to raise starting salaries, shrink class sizes, hire dozens of new teachers, add remedial staff, and even fund a full-time union administrator. The piece argues taxpayers cannot bear the cost and urges restraint, praising professional aims while criticizing extreme demands.
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Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
FCTA
Reese S. Poffenbarger
Vaughn Baker
Fcta Association
Howard County
Montgomery County
John L. Carnachan
Letters To Editor Urges Spreading Jobs To Curb Unemployment
The writer argues that Maryland could cut unemployment by distributing jobs across families, noting a 40 percent employment rate in 1970 and comparing state figures to national averages. He warns that current patterns may raise both employment and unemployment and cites California in the 1930s as a welfare-control example, urging policy shifts.
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United States
Census Bureau
Maryland
California
City planning forum backs street improvements in 1921
City Engineer Emory C Crum urged a city planning commission to lay out new streets and improve thoroughfares during a Chamber of Commerce forum at the YMCA. William H Hogarth of New Market publicly entered the race for Frederick County Register of Wills, with primary voters to decide. Automobile Commissioner Baughman augmented his 1920 funds by 40 000 dollars using small coinage, boosting the coffers.
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Emory C. Crum
Chamber of Commerce Forum
YMCA
Forum
William H. Hogarth
New Market
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Baughman
Post Office Mail Embargo Tightens In 1951
Frederick residents faced standstill as the Post Office Department widened the embargo to all states, blocking first class mail over eight ounces. Mayor Munshower received a telegram from Price Administrator DiSalle urging a local anti inflation citizens committee. city considers it. Severe cold wave eases slightly but icy streets remain hazardous.
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Frederick
Post Office Department
Elmer F. Munshower
Price
Michael V. DiSalle
Citizens Committee
State power clash over Maryland pollution rules intensifies
Environmental bills in Annapolis spark conflict among Federal, State and local authorities. Shoreland planning and Potomac River Compact proposals test county autonomy while lawmakers warn of federal preemption. Officials urge workable plans and funding as counties seek revenue and protection measures without ceding control.
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Annapolis
Mandel
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Elroy G. Boyer
U. S
Natural Resources and Planning Departments
Senate
William 5
James
Maryland Association of Counties
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Frederick County
Maryland Environmental Service
William J. Goodman
Worcester County
Mark Ga. Pilchard
James Coulter
Natural Resources
Byland
Coulter
Turkey
Home Social Class Suspect Links to Drug Use Among Students
Government and university experts reviewed Eric H. Goode findings linking parental drug use and attitudes to student experimentation. The analysis notes higher drug use among whites from higher social classes and those with nonreligious households, with religion, college type, city size, and liberal-leaning campuses shaping risk.
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Washington
Nea
Eric H. Goode
Sociology Department
New York State University
Goode
Eglege
California
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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