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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1969
Page
3
The Crrecianans member Ken Burrbs, a Gogated Pres figure, appears in the Aayaated Press with remarks on pay, fees, and proposed rates. The early-page piece hints at policy tensions and potential impact on the audience.
The article urges citizen support for youth employment to prevent street involvement during school breaks. It cites about 125 million youths and 2000,00 likely needing kits, arguing work experience, financial skills, pride, and independence help youths avoid delinquency. Summer Job programs offer paths to stable employment and mutual understanding.
Maryland officials face claims of systemic discrimination within the State Department of Employment Security. A 36 page report details noncompetitive promotions, limited Black representation, and segregation in senior posts. The Maryland Human Relations Commission urges Governor Mandel to order a full investigation and corrective action.
Solon reports from Washington the House passed the surtax extension to 1970 with gradual reductions and a 1970 sunset. Beall argues inflation control and budget balance justify the measure while urging broader tax reform. He emphasizes the 1970 census as vital to government and policy, detailing safeguards, staffing, and impact on federal aid and legislation.
Carl Bones, Drakih Avenue, reports Howard Walsh resigning as chief of the city fire department. Amid river and resource concerns, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen face higher taxes, with no Greener and FusCie aid. Volunteers note they have served without pay, supplied uniforms, and operated ambulances and fire trucks, while only paid staff remain for fire operations.
garbled questions about US Senate and a Sergeant at Arms, plus a mention of a comet observed in 1846 that split in two and vanished from Tasos, all in a mishmashed OCR snippet.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note about a seated seapur and a distant relative by marriage who could benefit from tender care. The passage hints at a uniting feminine figure and a craft context, but the meaning remains unclear and is not fully recoverable.
July 6 1919 report notes price trends remained high after armistice despite expected decline. Clothing foods and housing costs rise while Frederick County’s tax base nears one million and tax rate climbs one cent. Sheriff and state attorney plan to interview locals near the John Doe murder scene and subpoena witnesses for the preliminary hearing. The victim’s wife and a neighbor are charged.
Twenty years ago report notes the forerunner of talent shows traveling unit will perform at Frederick High School auditorium on July 22. The nine acts have recent TV and radio exposure and promise a lively program for local audiences. A separate police case reports a man sought in alleged rape near Jamaville, with no identities disclosed.
Washington coverage recalls Warren E Burger sworn in as Chief Justice with the oath including So help me God while noting prior Supreme Court rulings on prayer in schools. It contrasts Congress nonestablishment with court power over religious expression and cites the full oath text and court’s 1962 decision.
The Frederick Lions Club donated one dollar per member to the Medical Eye Bank of Maryland funded by proceeds from last year’s motorcycle races. Frederick Griffith of the eye bank said Maryland’s group is the nation’s largest, with a mission to increase eye donations by asking relatives of deceased patients in Maryland hospitals. He noted a high donation rate and that one in five families agrees to donate, helping sustain humanitarian work.
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