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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
3
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Maryland education leaders discuss funding for culturally deprived handicapped students from welfare homes. Baltimore City schools, as the state’s largest system, influence state aid and equalization formulas. A Baltimore Frederick exchange highlighted inclusion of this group in special training and budget considerations.
The piece argues for or against major powers stepping in to end Middle East violence, noting past interventions in 1956 and the 1967 war aftermath. It cites Nasser, Israel, Britain, France, the United States, and the Soviet Union while weighing costs, distrust, and the risk of imposing peace rather than negotiated settlement.
A London housewife died from incorrect blood group therapy. Judge Richard Caulfield awarded her husband 14 388 dollars as the value of his lost wife. She left four children aged four to eleven, suggesting a relatively young age.
Letters to The Editor debate Mt Airy sewer site arguing against the proposed location. Author urges study of alternatives near basin junctions to maximize gravity flow and preserve recreation areas, while criticizing lack of official response and timely professional appraisal.
President elect Richard Nixon faces rising protectionist pressure as about 115 quota proposals await review in a Congress seen as more conservative. Steel textiles and other imports threaten balance of payments while foreign partners fear a new barrier era.
The Farmers Institute gathered a good crowd at the YMCA this morning with participation from city residents interested in agriculture. The event followed news of the epidemic subsiding and noted improvements in county health conditions per Health Officer Clyde Boutson.
A columnist argues that Americans demand decisive action over political delay as the Johnson era nears its end. He cites tax, wage, and Vietnam policies, calls for strong leadership, and warns gradualism worsens crime and unrest while urging firm federal action.
In a quirky Q and A from the savior room quiz the Apple belt story ties Eve to Adame with a tale of a piece of apple sticking on his throat. The largest exhibit cited is the cyclorama of the Battle of Atlante in Grant Park Museum Atlanta GA, measuring 28 feet by 20 feet.
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