Juvenile Delinquency Law Move Faces Senate Vote
The Senate passed legislation co sponsored by Senator Charles Mathias to boost juvenile delinquency prevention and justice. It would create a National Institute, a Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Office, and require rights for juveniles while expanding LEAA funding over two years.
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U.S. Senate
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick
Mathias
Senate
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Justice Department
LEAA
National Institute
Soviet MIRV push marks ominous arms race turn
The Soviet Union adopts MIRV missiles to catch up with the United States in multiple independently targetable warheads. The column questions where the arms race ends and whether any halt is possible as both sides hold destructive power, raising fears for humanity’s future.
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Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Kremlin
United States
WWF
Ms Used in Newsroom Addresses Sparks Style Debate
A newspaper debate on honorifics notes Ms now gains use when a woman requests it, despite critics calling it a movement invention. The Review commits to Ms for identified women while continuing Miss and Mrs for others, reflecting readers’ preferences amid broader inflation concerns and miscellaneous editorial quotes.
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Catholic Review
Letters to the Editor on Postal Service compromise in Frederick
A reader argues compromise could harm downtown Frederick by reducing a full mail processing facility. The letter extols a 24 hour operation at the current site to boost employment traffic and vitality, contrasting it with a smaller financial service office proposed by the Postal Service. The piece urges citizens to consider the nitty gritty implications for the city and county.
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Frederick
Young
City Hall
Frederick City
Postal Service
Financial Service
Patrick Street
Church Street
Post Office Department
Maryland Politics Showdown Reflects Suburban Shift
The piece analyzes the 1970s Maryland political scene, detailing George Snyder versus Governor Marvin Mandel, the rise of the Washington suburbs in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, and the central committee power network shaping campaigns and policy. It notes suburban influence, party structure, and the evolving balance of power between Baltimore and the D C area.
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George Snyder
Marvin Mandel
Senate
Mandel
Snyder
Prince George's
Annapolis
Washington
D.C
Redskins
Colts
Baltimore
Indiana
Central Committee
Delate
Maryland
Hyman Pressman
Montgomery
Prince George's Democrat
Governor's Mansion
Pols
Frederick county festival and corn crop notes and Greek crisis commentary
The page blends a July county fair with races and games for men women and children, a brief sugar corn season alert noting damage from lack of rain, plus a long political analysis on Greece detailing Karamanlis return, U S stance, and NATO implications, followed by a critique of the U S Transportation Department citing McKinsey recommendations.
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Frederick County
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Findlay
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Val Hymes
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Jugalwar Oktec
Henry Ho Shoemaker
Greece
State Department
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Pentagon
North Atlantic Assembly
Athens
Constantine Karamanlis
Paris
Henry Kissinger
Karamanlis
Nixon
Dimitrios Jonnides
Constantine Panagotakos
Kissinger
Hwnato
Constantine Karamantis
Elias Demetracopoulos
Ted Couloumbis
John Nicolopoulos
John Zighdlis
Orestes Vidalis
McKinsey & Co
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Brinegar
Transportation Department
McKinsey
Department
Morgantown
W. Va
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