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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1969

Page

8

Irregularities Found in Detroit Antipoverty Programs

Secretary Wirtz orders stepped up federal monitoring after GAO found discrepancies in 16 Neighborhood Youth Corps projects. Funds totaling 15.7 million supported high school dropouts and graduates with aid misaligned to income criteria. Local sponsors faced nonpayment and reduced graduation alignment while plans to phase out graduates proceed.

Washington Lavor W. Willard Wirtz Detroit Wirtz General Accounting Office Comgress GAO Rome Cavanagh Committee For Human Resources Development May‘arts Committee Jonathan Willams

Blue Cross Blue Shield Open Enrollment for 65 Program

Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield announce an open enrollment period for the Blue Cross & Blue Shield 65 Program through March 31. The plan blends Medicare coverage with hospital and medical protections at low cost, covering deductibles and co-insurance. non members are urged to enroll or call Towson headquarters or local district offices.

Maryland Blue Cross Blue Shield Blue Cross Medicare Plans Towson

Robber Fails Twice at Gas Lantern Cafe Break-in

A thief twice failed to enter the Gas Lantern on North Market Street after attempting to remove door hinges. The first attempt weeks earlier removed pins but construction blocked entry. the second try on Wednesday night also ended in failure.

North Market Street

New Year’s Auto Deaths Set Record

The Associated Press reports 165 traffic fatalities occurred during the one day New Year’s observance ending at midnight Wednesday, surpassing the 1957 postwar peak of 160. Weather in the Midwest likely cut travel and hazardous driving exposure.

Associated Press National Safety Council Howard Pyle Council Midwest Lea

Public hearing on $15.29 million in bonds held in Montgomery County

A Montgomery County public hearing drew no general audience as officials discussed $15.59 million for county land acquisition and building, $950,000 for Bethesda Parking Lot District, and $1.75 million for Silver Spring Parking Lot District. Director Jhiy N. Price urged more frequent Economic Development Department input to align long term goals with county decisions.

Montgomery County Rockville Bethesda Silver Spring Youls Jhiy N. Price Department of Economic Development Price Council Economic Development Department

Latin American role for Agnew eyed by aides

Diplomatic sources report President-elect Nixon may appoint Spiro Agnew as top Latin American troubleshooter. No confirmation yet from Nixon HQ. Agnew has been briefed by OAS Secretary General Galo Plaza and spoken with other officials about Latin America policy.

Washington Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Galo Plaza Organization of American States

Pennsylvania observes Flag Day as no legal holiday

State officials declare June 1 Flag Day in Pennsylvania is not a legal holiday. The notice clarifies government offices and many services remain open with normal hours.

Pennsylvania

Heavy Snow Strands Roads Across New York State

Snow squalls and windpacked drifts shut roads in central and western New York as up to 14 inches piled up in the north. The Thruway remained closed from Amsterdam to the Pennsylvania line while travelers faced warnings across western New York and parts of Pennsylvania. Meanwhile a Pacific Northwest storm eased after blamed deaths in Washington and Oregon. Temperature extremes ranged from six above in Pendleton to 48 in North Bend Oregon.

New York Amsterdam Pennsylvania Pacific Northwest Washington Oregon Pendleton Bend Ore North Central

Left handed facts and everyday health notes from Hal Boyle

Hal Boyle surveys quirky statistics and health facts from mailbag notes. Left handed people number about 300 million while famous Lefties include Alexander the Great and Leonardo da Vinci. Dentists quit smoking more than average.

Hal Boyle New York Southpan Alexander the Great Leonardo da Vinci Benjamin Franklin U.S National Safety Council Francoise Sagan National Institute of Mental Health

Social Security Taxes Rise On January Paychecks

The 1969 Social Security rate rises to 4.8 percent on the first 7,800 of earnings, up from 1968. The increase means about 40 cents more weekly for a 5,200 annual income and 60 cents more for an 7,800 yearly income, with benefits also rising at least 13 percent for retirees, survivors, and disabled dependents. The Frederick County Social Security Office provides more details.

Frederick County Thomas J. Tid Frederick

Folklore Snippets On Luck And Omens Cited

A collection of maximize superstition lines notes a January marriage leading to early widowhood bad luck around bare tables during card games a crying baptismal child predicting a singer and a quirky sock on the wrong side for luck Napoleon Bonaparte is quoted about brute force and durable outcomes in the world.

Napoleon Bonaparte

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