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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
3
Spelling and phrasing indicate a clipped notice about a person named Audi Burtay serving in a circulations role within the Associated Press or a related press association. The fragment does not provide a clear event or action.
A P and P president proposes naming the new federal parcel service American Parcel and Post to contrast with the old U S Post Office. The suggestion aims to show public comparison with rivals like ATAT.
The panel discussion on the Carnochan report sparks agreement that school discipline is a public matter. J Arthur Mott notes internal handling limits, urging public cooperation with the superintendent’s remedial suggestions for Thomas Johnson High School and Frederick County schools.
Frederick city gears for its first Democratic primary on Oct 7 amid concerns over closing registration books 30 days prior and signatures after closure. Mayor Derr notes code allows post primary petitions but ties in signature checks. overlapping county and city polling places add potential confusion on constitutional questions. A joint meeting between election officials and the city board could help resolve these issues.
By The Way. Paul A. Haley notes State's Attorney Robert Rothenhoefer's success in guiding a youthful addict away from drugs after a calm heart to heart discussion. The piece argues a properly supervised guidance service could effectively address a growing local problem.
Maryland enacts tighter air pollution rules under the Air Quality Control Act with January 28 effective date, targeted July 1 cleanup in Montgomery and Prince George's counties, and statewide sulfur reduction by 1970. Local agencies may assist enforcement as federal grants expand inspections and facilities plan upgrades.
A local notice urges residents like Tom Taxpayer to stop burning leaves and trash to curb air pollution at home. The piece mentions TEN COUNTIES including Frederick planning school openings and a late September start for Tabor Day work.
Attendance rose at the fare for supplies with dealers and patrons flocking to the market. Hood College will hold its twenty sixth annual commencement tomorrow at 7 30 am with thirty graduates at Evangelical Reformed Church and a sermon by Rev We HM Watkins. Frederich City municipal elections Tuesday will decide mayor city register and five aldermen for three years. Orville M Jennings brakeman for B&O Railroad in Brunswick was struck by a yard engine while alighting from train 97 near the ice plant Saturday.
James H. Gambrill I announces Paul W. McAullipe of the Francis Scott Keys Motel will lead the fall Community Chest campaign as general chairman. About 7,800 has been raised from a pinball licensing measure to be split between Emergency Hospital and county general fund. The Imperial Theater Brunswick plans Sunday movies after 9 pm beginning June 19. Mt Alry voters on June 10 decide whether to have Sunday films. Pepper’s softball team tops Legionaires 2 to 1 in a City Softball League postponement playoff at Baker Park in a rainless, errorless pitching duel between M Shafer and R Shafer.
In Stockholm a large billboard invites citizens to vent grievances by writing graffiti and using a free speaker’s stand. The plan, praised as inventive catharsis, would let residents express hostility toward city hall with controlled, periodic binges and even symbolic targets for officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fired figure and an accountant, with unclear events and names. The readable bits point to a profile or column tone about a dismissal and associated figures, but many names and specifics are garbled.
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