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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1968

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ARI Acquires Equipment for Woodbine Rabbit Breeding Unit

Animal Resources Inc of Woodsboro announces the acquisition from Hazelton Carbin Inc of the Litter's rabbit breeding operation at Woodbine ARI will assume the lease balance and move animals cages and equipment to its 118 acre Woodsboro farm within a year Dr William H Dieterich former Hazelton Laboratories official and ARI president aided the project He notes pedigrees trace back two years to the U S Department of Agriculture station in Montana and values breeding animals at 50 to 100 dollars each The ARI program aims to supply researchers with high quality laboratory animals including albino rats and guinea pigs from England origins

Animal Resources, Inc Woodsboro Hazelton- Carbin, Inc Falls Church Iitter Woodbine A.R.1 William H. Dieterich Laboratory Animals Hazelton Laboratories, Inc Instru U. S. Department of Agriculture Fontana Calif A.R.I Fot England

Michigan Lakes Full To Brim

Southeast Michigan lakes rose to flood levels after several days of severe storms. Water on flood plains and fast-moving boats threaten homes as water spreads across living room floors. Officials warn receding may take three to four weeks and illegal boat operation to damage property.

Michigan Michigan Conservation Department James A. Hadley

Fed's independence under fire as Congress weighs change

AAP Business Analysis notes growing calls in Congress to curb Federal Reserve independence. Proposals include housing-market funding and a Joint Economic Committee plan to set guidance and annual growth limits. Critics warn such moves could politicize monetary policy and hamper economic stability.

Joan Cunniff NEW York Federal Reserve Board Congress Board Supreme Court Fed Reserve Board Whiliam McChesnocy Martin Joint Economic Committee William Proxmire Dwis Federal Reserve Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Lyndon Jjutinson Chatukrit Martin Congrose

Artist Colony Stirs Controversy Over Housing Rules

The Greenwich Village Westbeth project uses 384 low rent units funded by a $750,000 federal grant and a 3 percent 40 year FHA loan. Officials say priority is for displaced families, seniors, and disabled, though sponsors insist units are for artists. The complex includes studios, a theater, galleries, and is named from West and Bethune Streets.

Associated Press Washington Roger L. Stevens Johnson Hudson River Greenwich Village Manhattan National Council On the Arts Stevens Federal Housing Administration FHA Gerald Poston Empire State Building Arts Council J.M Federal National Mortgage Association Westbeth West Bank Bethune Washington Streets

Blood Donor List Hits New Low

The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 60 pints at Frederick Church of the Brethren on July 2, a six year low for the program. The list names many donors including James T. Bell William E. Grove John H. Hawker Glen Weddle James A Grove Melvin M. Garber David E. Michael George M. Chapline and Patricia Palmer among others. The article also notes broader international aid payments by counties and cites projection methods for order and payment estimates.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Frederick Church of the Brethren James T. Bell William E. Grove John H. Hawker Glen Weddle James A Grove Melvin M. Garber David E. Michael George M. Chapline Patricia Palmer Virgil D. Hylton Larry W. Grove Betty W. Stone Vada R. Bussard Edward C. Hartman Robert S. Stone Maurice T Guyton John F. Brashears Warren C. Long John W. Wilson Paul T. Hinebaugh Frances N. Rose Marion B. Comer Bernard C. Baer Janie Dean Sara W. Moore Bernard A. Dennison Dawn M. Stine Candis D. Smith James L. Stitley Warren R. Lawson James R. Reid Robert E. Lowe Anna Mae Young Marian McSherry Miriam E. Kennedy Mary Louise Harshman Virgil Miller Margaret §. Neely Josephine C Gilbert Virginia T. Koontz Chester Stockman Lenwood C. Moss Dorothy J. DeGrange Mary W. Unelesbee James S. Wright Robert T. Fisher Margaret A. Tucker John F. Brewe Mary N. Margrabe David E. Ifer Charles R. Albaugh Gerald F. Logan, Jr Carl R. Piepoli Wilbur D. Warner Catherine E. Betts Robert E. Gearinger Gilbert B. Adamson Katherine S. Price Barbara M. Miller Jana M. Moberly

County Receives AID Funds As Nation Aids Trade

Frederick County businesses received 4595 through participation in Agency for International Development programs in 1968. Rep. Charles McC Mathias says a survey shows Maryland entities overall got over 26.9 million for goods and services sent to underdeveloped regions.

Frederick County Agency For International Development Uscal Charles McC. Mathias Maryland

Ice Cream Cones For The Navy

The Navy tests serving ice cream in cones aboard the guided missile cruiser Springfield starting June 14 during a Caribbean deployment. If successful, ships may authorize wafer cone machines and onboard soft serve.

Norfolk, Va Navy Springfield U.S Caribbean Shipsines

Ships Schedules Include Treats in Port Arrival

Readable lines note ships aging in port will offer cups and ice cream canes to visitors. The fragment highlights in port access and a simple hospitality gesture tied to the harbor activity.

Doctors Quit Smoking With New Tablet Says Survey

Chicago report notes 52 percent of American doctors avoid cigarettes and cites a tablet that gradually reduces nicotine need. Fewer than 2 percent of 150000 users still smoke, with contact details for the Anti Tobacco Center of America for free information.

Chicago Anti-Tobacco Center of America Dept Park Avenue South New York City

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