Frederick Community College Makes Move On 132 Acre Site
The Frederick County Board of Education took an option on a 132 acre site near the East Coast Relay Station for the Frederick Community College. The price is about 150000 dollars, roughly 1140 dollars per acre, and the site is close to Frederick and Harmony Grove School. The purchase aims to relieve congestion at Frederick High School and foster college growth and staff esprit de corps.
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FDR Jr. Rumored to Seek West Virginia Senate Seat
A Martinsburg Journal note suggests Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr plans to buy an estate in Jefferson County West Virginia to pursue a 1966 U S Senate bid. The piece cites carpetbagger precedent and West Virginia’s Democratic strength with Johnson’s backing as factors in play.
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Britain’s National Health Plan Faces Headaches and Praise
Britain’s 20 year socialized medicine program shows improved well being and longer life expectancy. Maternal deaths dropped from 82 to 36 per 100 000 births. infant deaths decline while hospital access and doctor workloads reveal systemic strains and a brain drain prompting calls for reforms.
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Right to work debate frames freedom and compulsion
Washington columnist argues against compulsory unionization linking 14-B repeal to loss of right to work. Notes states with right to work. explains intrastate scope and interstate commerce implications after Civil Rights era. Warns employer pressures to join unions threaten job access and family survival. President Johnson’s call framed as unity of freedom.
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Great Britain reply to US protests on ship trade actions
The State Department released the reply by Britain to American protests over interference with British ship carrying trade. German Field Marshal von Hindenburg is said to have summoned a million troops for a new push toward Warsaw. County commissioners meet in secret to fill Montevue Hospital posts for next year. A deer sparked excitement in New Market as it traversed yards and streets. Twenty years ago notes recall Allied actions in the Ardennes, Hungary battles, Hood College fundraising for a swimming pool, and a Walkersville Fire Company banquet with about 125 attendees.
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Eventful January Possible in Frederick County Area
Foreseeable month in Frederick City and county areas includes potential subdivision rules, rezoning of King farm, dedication of College Estates Park, and possible site agreement for Community College. State roads bypass contract, Fishing Creek reservoir fill, and legislative actions on school funding and gun laws may occur.
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