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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1976

Page

3

Functionally illiterate graduates debate sparks nationwide concern

The piece discusses rising concerns from Frederick to Fresno about graduates being shortchanged. It cites a five year national survey claiming one in five adults are functionally illiterate and notes declines in SAT and ACT scores, reduced enrollment in basic and vocational courses, and questions about factors like school days and desegregation. It also cites researchers Wiley and Harnischfeger on course-taking declines and broader implications for education and society.

Frederick Fresno Don Oakley Newspaper Enterprise Association Wile Norvell Northutt University of Texas Latellibe Elas David E. Wiley University of Chicago Annegret Harnischfeger Wiley and Harnischfeger

Anti abortion campaign draws ecumenical opposition

A letter page critique argues Catholic bishops lead an anti abortion drive that harms ecumenism. Protestant, Jewish, and one Catholic group condemn efforts to legislate religious views on abortion. Public debate laments ethics and population control while urging nuanced, humane considerations.

Catholic Bishops United Methodist James Armstrong James A. Christison American Baptist Churches

Birthday Celebration not a funeral marchers for life

A reader urges turning America's Bicentennial into a birthday celebration for life not a funeral, advocating hopeful, forward looking observances. The letter emphasizes the need to focus on living heritage and positive national reflection.

America

Fruit Growers Conference at College Park Maryland

A five state fruit growers conference will be held at College Park University of Maryland for a week with attendance by Dwight McCain and Paul Willar. Maryland Delaware West Virginia and Pennsylvania participate and courses cover growing and marketing all fruit aspects. The Deal quint defeated Ox Fibre Brush Company 7 to 4 as Downes Deluca and Winebrenner shone in the second half.

Capitol Mary Jesus Christ Christ Earth Dwight McCain Paul Willar College Park University of Maryland Maryland Delaware West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland School For the Deal Quint Basketeers Silentee Downes, Deluca Winebrenner

Frederick High student wins Betty Crocker Homemaker title

Frederick High senior Michael Lynn Moberly was announced the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow winner at a school assembly by Principal Harry V. Frishour. Brunswick High School captured the Frederick County Inter-High basketball crown by beating Frederick, 67-55, with Lee DeVoe scoring 29 and grabbing 24 rebounds in the Railroaders’ eighth straight win.

Michael Lynn Moberly Frederick High School Betty Crocker Harry V. Frishour Brunswick High School Frederick County Brunswick Hailroaders Lee DeVoe

Rabin finds fault with CIA during U S talks

Washington dispatch reports that during private talks with U.S. leaders Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin accused the CIA and its former director William Colby of undercutting Israel. Rabin cited Israel’s intelligence and criticized CIA estimates on Jordan Iraq and Saudi arms, while noting Soviet arms replenishment outpacing U.S. aid. Also recounted is a CIA plan in 1953 to bribe journalist Wilbur Burchett in Panmunjom days.

Washington Yitzhak Rabin U.S CIA Ford White House Rabin Congress William Colby Israel Colby Jordan Iraq Banandes Maspreem United States Saudi Arabia Soviet Bloc Habin Korea Wilfted Burchett Blackshear Bryan Panmunjom Srrgeee 5 AR AI Dba Don Dixon Richard Applegate Hong Kong Red China Peking Communist Star Wasthingtan Whigt Thanil

Obscene ads spark debate over industry profits and taste

The piece notes industry profits and advertising in commerce, citing Amoco Atco and Ashland Oil full page ads with nudity and a risqué Tenneco cartoon. It also highlights VIP free parking for lawmakers and officials at Washington airports, with security guards paid by taxpayers. The column mentions Rep Millicent Fenwick’s China duck recipe and a spy expert discovering wires in a new office.

Industry Chemical Industry Amoco Atco Ashland Oil Tenneco Washington Congress Supreme Court Millicent Fenwick R-N.j China House of Representatives Clyde Wallace

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