Controversy Over DHR Visit to Frederick Day Care Site
The Frederick County Day Care Task Force questions an aborted DHR escort of a bidder and Dr. Joan Strickland to the new Day Care Center. The dispute raises concerns about state interference with local plans as the task force, formed under a 1981 mandate promoting private providers, seeks to ensure quality, volunteer-led progress before bids are viewed and decisions made. Local leaders urge the state to follow its rules and refrain from interruptions until after task force recommendations are submitted.
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Frederick County
Annapolis
Department of Human Resources
DHR
Frederick
Ray Jenkinson
Joan Strickland
Wilmington
Del
Frederick Armory
Sis
DHE
Kalman
Hettleman
Questioning Gold Purity Sparks Global Alarm
Washington based report raises doubts about gold bar purity in U S vaults citing tests from Engelhard Industries and Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank. Independent assayers found traces of silver copper and other elements in ingots, prompting calls for tighter standards and possible investigations.
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Washington
Indy Badhar
Jack Mitchell
Cee Bank
Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank
Engelhard Industries
New Jersey
Rhode Island Bank
New York Commodities Exchange
Reagan
Congressional Gold Commission
Hetra
Photometrics Inc
Jarrett-Ash
England
Her Majesty's
Letters to the editor on abortion and truck stop dispute
A reader letter from the Right to Choose Organization argues against Pro Lifers and defends legalized abortion citing polls. The piece urges writing senators and notes contact details. The page also includes thanks for a parenting education program and a request to advance a truck stop text amendment in New Market, urging August action to prevent delays.
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Right To Choose
Washington Post
ABC News
Mary Williams
Board of Commissioners
New Market
Cardonai
Community Plea Urges August Action to Avert Tragedy
A letter from Emma J. Pares of Walkersville thanks a kind family in Frederick for aiding her after her horse’s bridle broke near Lake Singanore on July 22. She emphasizes urging August action to protect the community and expresses faith in elected officials and rights protection.
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Boyers Mill Road
Lake Singanore
Frederick
Yesterday Items From Files of the News-Post
A brief look back at yesterday items from the News-Post files, recalling events and notices from fifty years ago. The notes summarize notable names places and actions reported in archived editions.
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News-Post
July 9 1931 Frederick city residents on trip to Akron
Frederick city residents Joseph D. Baker David C Winebrenner ill Dr Joseph H Apple and Robert L Warfield flew to Cleveland in a large tri motor Ford plane then to Akron to see the Akron dirigible pride of the United States and largest aircraft. Improvements on the Lutheran chapel on East Second Street were progressing and dedicatory exercises were to be held soon. The Rev D C P Wiles of Philadelphia was to deliver the dedication speech. Brunswick residents planned to vote on three councilmen and a $60 000 water project. Ernest L Main Charles L Crabill in Ward 1 and 2 ward candidates William B Willams Elmer Keyser and Chester Phillips Earls Edwards contested seats. The Frederick Orchestra was incorporated with officers Carroll H Hendrickson Jr Darwin Heating Patricia Prime Richard F Kline Jr and Charles J Warner. Louise Smith Lipps was named Catholic Mother of 1961 by Father Herbert R Jordan. Olson Brothers of Old Braddock were out of money and tried to get work in a Western Kansas restaurant, a cowboy lent $3, two days later they reached Colorado Springs after acclimating to altitude and visiting Pike’s Peak.
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Frederick City
Cleveland
Akron
United States
Joseph D. Baker
David C. Winebrenner
Joseph H. Apple
Robert L. Warfield
East Second Street
D. CP
Wiles
Philadelphia
Church School Board
Mre
Brunswick
Ernest L Main
Charles L. Crabill
William B. Willams
Elmer Keyser
Chester Phillips
Earls Edwards
Olson Brothers
Old Braddock
U.S
Alice Olson
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Mountain City
Krulak decries Iraq raid as ineffective against nuclear threat
V H Krulak argues the Israeli Osirak strike fails to curb nuclear proliferation. He warns many nations and actors can obtain plutonium or build weapons without reactors, citing France Brazil Libya Pakistan and Khadafy linked risks. He contends the nonproliferation treaty is not universal and warns of wider danger despite Israel's display of military prowess.
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Ogirah
Israel
Menachem Begin
Begin
Iraq
France
Intereoeh
Brazil
Echnol
Libya
Uninn
Muammar Khadafy
Pakistan
Baghdad
Beirut
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Frederick, Md
Jack Anderson
Carl Peterson
Engelhard
Joe Feldstein
Caesar
White House
C. Emily Feistritzer
Nancy Reagan
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Buffalo
N.Y
Synduste
Etraa
Hulme Mer
America
Stephanie A. Ash
Anne Kelley
Ron Marshall
Michele Marie Hildebrand
Parenting Education
Damayenue
London
Terry Rimes
Samaritans
Emma J. Pares PO
Walkersville
Frederick Orchestra
Frederick Symphony
Frst Corporation
Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr
Darwin
Louise Smith Lipps
Dill Avenue
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Church
Father Jordan
V.H. Krulak
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