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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1980

Page

5

City leaders defend police talks over union push

Frederick City Mayor Ronald N. Young and Alderman James Grimes issue a statement defending open talks with the Frederick City Police Officers Association FCPOA. They recount meeting history from 1979 to early 1980, deny exclusive recognition, pledge fair salary proposals, and emphasize openness, fairness, and community welfare while noting some officers’ bad faith actions and recent losses.

News-Post Ronald N. Young James 5. Grimes Claude R. DeLauter Jr Calvin 5. Bartgis James M. Murphy Lincoln Stull Frederik City Frederick City Aldermen Fraternal Order of Police FOP Frederick City Police Officers Association Lt. Deits Board of Aldermen Pft Michael L. George Major Ashton Pfc. George Pfc George FCPOA Young Board of Algermen Association Mossburg Police Department Police Association

No strong pushback seen on draft registration for youth

Washington officials say young people show little resistance to a forthcoming draft registration though it's still undecided whether women aged 18 to 26 will be required. Activist groups vow protests and campus teach-ins while Stanford students burn a draft card facsimile. Carter's White House stance varies from cautious open to likely Congress-required authority.

Washington California Barry Lyon Committee Against Registration and the Draft Frank Jackalone National Student Association White House Carter Congress Gerald R. Ford

Carter's message wakes draft board like reveille

In a State of the Union moment President Carter calls to revitalize Selective Service. The agency, dormant since 1873, faces a reawakening effort with a plan for a $10 million boost, a 96‑person staff, and potential revived registration as Congress weighs reform.

Carter Reveille Washington Rip van Winkle Rip Selective Service Marjorie Davidson Legislative of Hebe Congress Gerald R. Ford Miss Davidson

Frederick City Police Officers Association Commitment Statement

The text expresses support for the Frederick City Police Officers Association and a pledge to meet with its leaders regularly. It emphasizes calm sincere discussions as the path to resolving problems and notes ongoing commitment from the administration to productive dialogue.

Frederick City Police Officers Association

Women Draft Registration Debate Divides Officials

The president proposes registering women alongside men and will consult advisers including Sarah Weddington. White House talks with women groups to gauge feasibility and utilization, while Eleanor Smeal of NOW opposes any draft registration for both genders.

Sarah Weddington White House Eleanor Smeal National Organization For Women

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