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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1969
Page
6
A reader asks about marrying Charles amid his mother's strong involvement. The psychiatrist warns that emotional dependency on a parent makes a man a poor marriage risk and that a spouse must contend with a rival parental bond. The column suggests evaluating motives and may advise seeking broader social options.
Hy Boyle lists common invitations that lead to trouble in an edgy New York AP column. He notes everyday phrases people use that can attract conflict and danger and urges caution in social interactions amid modern anxiety.
Worcester County commissioners urge the Coast Guard to keep the Ocean City inlet tower open year round arrival and departure needs are cited by fishing vessels from several states and other craft using the inland coastal waterway. The Coast Guard extended the closing to about March 1 to hear objections while noting radio operations and the switchboard watch would remain active during the off season.
A prolonged dock strike has tied up millions of pounds of mail aboard ships on the East Coast. Officials say about 7 million pounds have accumulated with 3.5 million waiting to be loaded and another 3.5 million arriving. Military and regular mail largely unaffected. unloading plans delayed by a federal judge's order on contract talks.
Maryland lawmakers consider a bill to require two flagmen at all grade crossings for Penn Central high speed trains between New York and Washington. Del Sol Friedman says trains pose public safety risks due to long stopping distances, defining high speed as over 85 mph. The new fast service runs at 100 mph or more.
Adamstown resident Fulton Duvall Sears 59 was pinned between his tractor and a feeding trough for over an hour when brakes failed. Cows allegedly pushed against the tractor freeing him. He was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with bruises and listed in satisfactory condition.
Federal officials announced a billion dollar international airport to be built one mile off shore on Lake Erie. NASA Lewis Center head Dr. Abe Silverstein said a basic jetport could operate by 1978 with two two mile runways and a three story terminal. A mile long bridge and electric bus system would connect the facility to Cleveland via a ten lane roadway and two interstate routes.
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