Welfare residency and public aid across states
An editorial traces early colonial welfare practices and compares them with modern residency laws in New York Connecticut and California. It discusses a Maryland case of Madrigal Tropez Patty Jo Wood involving an $8000 hospital bill, foster care costs, and calls for Maryland to reimpose a one year residency rule to curb welfare outlays.
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England
Salem Harbor
Massachusetts Bay Colony
John Winthrop
James
Boston
Saugus
Lynn
Watertown
Cambridge
Board of Selectmen
New York
Connecticut
Department of Social Services
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York General Assembly
Empire State
Ronald Reagan
California
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Washington
Madrigal Tropez
Detroit
Baker Park
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Patty Jo Wood
Associated Press
Maryland General Assembly
Marvin Mandel
Free State
Michigan
Adrian
Patsy Jo Wood
Candidate's Loss Highlights Hatch Act Burden on Local Hopefuls
A letter recounts public service and campaign sacrifice by a Frederick County resident who resigned from Fort Detrick to run for Clerk of the Circuit Court. He describes decades of work, military service, and education, then details ongoing job seeking struggles, frustration with federal restrictions, and faith in the community.
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Frederick County
Fort Detrick
Circuit Court
Ellis C. Wachter
Mr. Wachter
Frederick City
U.S. Air Force
University of Maryland
England
Long Island, N.Y
Directorate of Plans
Courageous men of conscience spark debate on press freedom
Frank Stanton Daniel Ellsberg and Senator Mike Gravel are hailed as heroes for defending public access to information Ellsberg faced jail for stealing the Pentagon Papers and Gravel read the papers into the public record despite possible censure Stanton resisted editing demands and defended press independence amid congressional scrutiny The piece also questions White House energy policy battles and a belly dancing incident involving officials in Miami
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Frank Stanton
Daniel Ellsberg
U. S
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Ellsburg
Dovn
Elisberg
Pentagon
Ellsberg
U.S
Daniel Berrigan
Angela Davis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sen
The
Times
the Post
Congress
Congressional
Sen. Gravel
Senate
Gravel
Adam Clayton Powell
Thomas Dodd
Columbia Broadcasting System
News Department
Dr. Stanton
Rep
Narley
Staggers’ Commerce Committee
CBS
Nixon
Staggers
Stanton
Thomas Paine
No Accident Week Gains Steam at YMCA Meeting
A July 1921 effort to run a No Accident Week received momentum from a YMCA gathering of local citizens. National Safety Council official Co W Price outlined campaign goals and strategies to boost participation and success.
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YMCA
Co. W. Price
National Safety Council
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Frederick Community College
Stu Gordon
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Freeman
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Morton
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Smith
Jim Watt
Nussikas
Miami
John Edmunds
Atlanta
George Romney
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Bayh
By Jack Anderson
Acoove Wadi NK
Uli d Wunl
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Braddock Heights
Charles EL. Pinchbeck
Seventh Baptist Church
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