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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes three individuals and a fourth associated figure near a central location. The text mentions Buel, Berean, and Corestavery with unclear roles. Further context and official details are not readable in the surviving lines.
Marylind Tuesday notices list duties and assignments at the news desk with brief names and tasks. The fragment references Pred erich and a numeric 149 indicating a page or code, but details remain unclear.
A local non profit group launches a rehabilitation plan to buy and renovate dilapidated Frederick County homes. The Frederick Organization for Rehabilitation Inc plans to sell renovated properties to low income buyers under federal below market programs while training area youths in rehab work. Leaders Warren Dorsey Gladys Boyer Irvin and Lyle Harper urge public and institutional support with Chamber of Commerce and Realtors backing.
Governor Mirndel names J Millard Tawes age 75 as Secretary of Natural Resources with James B Coulter, 49, named Assistant Secretary. The move follows Tawes past ties to the Mandel administration and amid debate over wetlands deals, underscoring Tawes political trajectory and Coulter role in water pollution control.
Letters rebut a June article on Catoctin High School football funding and the role of soccer in Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties. The writer defends community effort, argues lacrosse is not a substitute, and questions soccer's place in American sport. a second letter opposes sex education in public schools citing parental rights and moral concerns.
The July 1 1919 issue notes war stamps replaced by normal rates at midnight. three cent stamps retired, one cent postal cards resume. criminals impersonating motorcycle deputies in Frederick accused of taking fines. county wax rate set at 1.26 per hundred with school budget cuts and other reductions to keep the levy low.
The Board of Education authorized architects to proceed with detailed plans and tentative plots for a new Middletown High School. The project envisions nine classrooms and follows approval of initial drawings. The press notes also report military remains returned from European cemeteries and a local ballot approving Sunday movies in Mt Airy by a wide margin.
Frederic County Jaycees unveil Stamp Cut Stupidity program to tackle teen drug use with youth driven counseling and development research. Betson notes the county has ignored its youth while Jaycees push for positive alternatives like teen centers and job centers. He urges teens to contact Jaycee members to voice needs.
Washington reports voters in Los Angeles Minneapolis and New York favor conservative candidates for mayor to restore law and order. They condemn police reluctance to act during riots and demand stronger police power and action from local and national leaders.
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