Leadership against pollution prompts public action calls
The piece notes polls showing pollution as the top community concern with 34 percent, and urban residents showing willingness to restrict personal freedoms or join groups. University of Michigan data reveal air pollution as very serious to two thirds, yet few have complained to officials. It urges clearer data to drive leadership and warns against fearmongers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Organization
Detroit
University of Michigan
Tuna War Reflections On Resource Use And Global Powers
The piece examines the long running tuna dispute among Peru Ecuador and Chile and the United States role in enforcing 12 mile limits. It argues the conflict reveals deeper issues of controlling a shared natural resource and questions prospects for future global sharing of vital resources like water air and land amid ecological fears.
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South America
Peru
Ecuador
Chile
U.S
Washington
United States
Earth
Does Middletown Need Another Beer Store
A Middletown editorial laments the town's drift from its dry founding principles as a grocery seeks an off sale beer license. It cites more drinking, party gatherings in public spaces, and loss of Sabbath observance, urging careful change without surrendering community values. It also notes the broader trend of American families relocating, highlighting moving patterns and seasons.
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Middletown
Amvets
The
Valley Register
American Movers Conference
Middle Atlantic
North Central
Southern
Pacific
Mountain States
Letters To The Editor On Pool Safety And Other Remarks
A reader urging stronger pool safety measures cites rising home drownings from 500 in 1963 to 700 in 1967 and calls for stricter local regulations and public education. Other letters critique U.N. talks, defend older voters over 65, and urge a traffic light at Frederick Hospital’s 7th Street crossing.
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Mary Ford
Nat'l Asso
Rt. 1
Adamstown
Beth
Brandeis
Congress
Yesterday in Items From Files of the New Post
A brief note recaps yesterday’s items from the New-Post files, highlighting notable entries and contextual snippets from the archive. The summary preserves the newspaper’s period voice and focuses on readable fragments and named entities present in the clipping.
Rehearsals Begin for Oh Oh Cindy at City Opera House
Fifty years ago on February 28 1921 rehearsals started for Oh Oh Cindy an extravaganza by the American Legion second play of the group at the City Opera House with spectacular scenery and costumes. The piece follows the local market notes showing egg prices rising to 35 to 40 cents a dozen amid steady food costs and a mystery surrounding a bloodstained overturned Cadillac on Emmitsburg Pike.
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American Legion
City Opera House
Maryland
Emmitsburg Pike
Maryland gambling bills loom in Annapolis amid revenue push
In Annapolis debates, county leaders and Baltimore City eye state wide slots and a lottery as solutions to revenue shortages. Proposals cap machines, set payoffs, impose taxes, and seek local option votes, while opponents warn of government gambling ties and enforcement risks.
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Baltimore City
Annapolis
Frederick County
Maryland
Mandel
Baltimore
Thomas Hunter Lowe
John C. Coolahan
Paul J. Bailey
del Willam Rush
D. Balto. Co
Charles County
Prince George’s
Bush
Yesteryear
New York
Calvert County
Anne Arundel County
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Nat's Safety Council
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Hara
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Jeferson, Md
Mr. Stewart
Roosevelt
Stewart
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Braddock Heights
Hospital
7Th Street
Bentz
Fairview
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New-Post
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Camp Detrick
Fred J. Delmore
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FHA
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Social Security
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