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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1969
Page
11
Detroit report shows 1968 auto production at 8 million cars, AMA figures. U S households owning cars reach 46 million, with about 15 million owning more than one. Licensed drivers hit 105.7 million, four in five adults. average annual mileage around 10 000 per driver and 81 billion gallons of fuel used.
The piece argues Road Runner is chosen as Car of the Year despite criticism. It cites highway tax data and safety statistics to place automotive benefits in perspective and mocks Detroit’s selection process. It references Plymouth Road Runner and contrasts with past Car of the Year picks like the Grand Prix and a Ford product.
Frederick Chapter No 79 OES installed officers including Juanita Bowers Harold Bowers Jane Dot Robert De Lauder Ruth Wachter Jacqueline Fox Sue Wisner Suzanne Dormer Jean Lentz Lucille Smith Patricia Jameson Patricia Foster Adair Audrey Goodman Ruth Marion DeLauder Esther Irene Vaciliou Martha Catherine Wolfe Electa Elizabeth Hooper Warder Joseph Hooper Lenora Morgan led the ceremony with assistors John Engle Myrtle James Martha Hawker Corrine Grooms Ruth Yinger and John Lentz A Stand in Hand tribute honored retiring officers Jean Lentz and Ralph Putman soloist Donna J Kester sang Ill Walk with Good social hour followed.
An article touts Preparation H as a unique remedy that promptly stops itching relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids in many cases. Doctors’ tests reportedly show reduction of inflamed tissue while soothing irritated areas and preventing infection in ointment or suppository forms.
Fort Ritchie hosts a ceremony awarding 75 civilians for high standards of performance and cost saving ideas. Recipients include Henry H. Hamilton, Richard O. Davis, Ernest W. Braithwaite, Ronald J. Havis, and Hobert E. Smith, with multiple 1 and 20 year length of service pins. Education Center plans spring registration for local residents with University of Maryland and American University courses.
The writer suggests moving away from a Big Three focused prize and even tauntingly proposes a Dog of the Year award. They criticize American Motors for light competition and question industry safety like brakes and seat belts while contemplating nominating no model at all to show concern.
The article states that mayonnaise arose from the French and English conflict, linking the sauce to Mahon cooks who created a dressing for Louis XV after the Duc de Richelieu captured Minorca in 1756, earning the name sauce mahonnaise.
The word cloture describes a procedure to end debate and bring a vote. Under current Senate rules cloture requires a two thirds vote of those present and voting.
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