Sterilization Advice Promotes Safe Legal Operation
A voluntary sterilization procedure is described as safe and legal and widely known to physicians. The text explains that after the operation, no more children result and birth control is unnecessary, with potential for improved sexual enjoyment and reduced fear of unwanted pregnancy. It urges readers to consult a doctor with questions or seek another doctor if preferred and to request information and help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley
Association For Voluntary Sterilization, Inc
Benjamin Franklin
Birth control posters spark protest at Maryland health office
A reader attacks posters at the Frederick County Health Department claiming anti family planning propaganda. She cites alleged experts and notes the county’s maternity services and budgets, while Dr Charles G. Spicknall defends the department and urges population control.
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Allegany
Washington
Carroll
Howard i Frederick
Fire Log Report and Ambulance Calls Listing
Fire log for a 24 hour period ending at 10 am. Ambulance calls total Emergency 12 and Routine 9. Jail population shows 27 males and 1 female. City none, county listed as HIVE. Contact numbers 662-6333 or 663-4400.
14 School Building Projects Approved in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners approve 14 school construction projects totaling 17,748,600 dollars. The Board of Education must submit project descriptions and costs to the State Board of Public Works by June 15, with state financing for new construction and debt payments. The 1972 program is projected at 12 million.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Board of Education
State Board of Public Works
Singanore High School
Singanore
Middletown
John L. Carnochan
Rock Creek Center
Dorsey First Black graduate at Goucher College
Warren G. Dorsey of Frederick earned a Master of Education from Goucher College at its 80th commencement on May 30, becoming the first Black man to receive a degree in the college's history. He was one of three graduates in the master's program and had prior studies at Morgan State College and Johns Hopkins. He previously served in the U.S. Army and worked as a bacteriologist and microbiologist at Fort Detrick, authoring over 50 internal reports and three published works.
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Warren G. Dorsey
Frederick
Goucher College
Goucher
Dorsey
Morgan State College
University of Maryland Fort
Baltimore
Fort Detrick
Walkersville To Graduate 96 Seniors
Walkersville High School will hold graduation at 8 p m Tuesday with 96 seniors receiving diplomas. The program features band preludes, Color Guard colors, invocation by Rev Eugene Gardner, welcome by Sue Mainhart, class history by Greg Clabaugh, Bach Sunrise Sunset by Girls Glee Club, diploma presentations by Dr Harold Schaden, benediction by Rev Gardner, and a recessional by the band. Class officers include Mainhart Flohr Staley Fogle, motto IT pass this way but once, colors midnight blue ivory, flower white rose.
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Walkersville High School
Eugene Gardner
Sue Mainhart
Walter Culler
Greg Clabaugh
Howard Andrews
Daniel Flohr
Beckley Staley
Janice Fogle
Charles David Baumgardner
Timothy Allen Bohrer
Orley Ray Bourland
Kenneth Lee Brown
Gregory Arthur Clabaugh
Bryan Adair Covell
David
Weekend Weather Outlook Hints Heat and Humidity
A hot humid weekend is forecast with highs in the mid 80s and humidity around 85 percent. Saturday and Sunday expect partly sunny skies with isolated afternoon storms, evening clearing. Overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s and light variable winds under 10 mph.
Draft Extension Appears Certain
Washington AP reports two Senate votes make it virtually certain Congress will extend the military draft for two more years. Final action may be delayed to near June 30 or later as many amendments are considered and a vote on cutting off funds for Indochina is debated.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
U.S
Indochina
John C. Stemmis
Dmass
House
Three Maryland youths killed in Allegany crash
A one car wreck on U S 40 in Allegany County killed three youths. Sandra Clay 20 of Midland, Richard Laber 19 of Elkhart and Donald Michaels 19 of Elkhart died after the car rolled over several times. State Police cited excessive speed and they died on arrival or shortly after admission at Sacred Heart Hospital in Cumberland.
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Vale
Allegany County
U.S. 40
Sacred Heart Hospital
Cumberland
Sandra Clay
Midland
Richard Laber
Eekhart
Donald Michaels
Elkhart
Gail Remsberg Crowned Frederick County Dairy Princess
Gail Remsberg, of Middletown, defeated three contestants at Catoctin High School to win Frederick County Dairy Princess and will compete at the state level in August at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. Runner up was Mary Lynn Ogle. other finalists were Carol Montgomery and Sharon Weimer. Remsberg, a dairy farmer and four-year 4-H Judging Team member, has exhibited Holsteins at major shows and held NHS and cheerleading roles at Middletown High School.
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Gail Remsberg
Middletown
Catoctin High School
Frederick County
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Mary Lynn Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Carol Montgomery
Ijamsville
Sharon Weimer
Taneytown
Remsberg
Maryland
McDonogh School
Frederick
Middletown High School
Hotline
Medicaid probe finds nursing homes with care gaps
Government investigators report half of the 90 nursing homes in Michigan New York and Oklahoma show major violations under Medicaid and Medicare. Dr visits and nursing supervision are often insufficient fire drills are incomplete and many patients could be cared for with less extensive nursing care at lower cost. Payments to six Oklahoma homes were suspended and two closed.
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Washington
Medicaid
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
Michigan
New York
Oklahoma
Unemployment May Get Worse Before Better
The White House cautions the economy may worsen before improving as unemployment rises to 6.2 percent in May from 6.1 in April. Labor reports show wholesale prices up 4 percent, with 4.4 million jobless total and 78.7 million employed. Presidential adviser Stein calls the rate a concern while O'Brien blasts Nixon’s handling of the economy.
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Washington
White House
Labor Department
Herbert Stein
Lawrence F. O’brien
Nixon
O'Brien
Rocket bombardment near Saigon escalates as hits reach base
North Vietnamese gunners extended a two week rocket campaign near the DMZ and for the first time in months struck close to Saigon. Maj. Richard Garner said 11 Americans were wounded in three rocket attacks on U.S. positions Friday. Local reports noted light damage with some helicopters hit at Phu Loi and Charlie 2, four miles southeast of the DMZ, while May 21 saw a rocket strike kill 29 GIs and wound 33.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Richard Gardner
Charlie 2
Dmz
Phu Loi
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