Board of Education should grant appeals for nonrenewal
The Board of Education in Frederick County faces criticism for denying two nontenured teachers the right to appeal their contract nonrenewals. Advocates argue due process demands a public hearing, noting tenured teachers receive formal hearings with clear standards. The letter urges safeguards against arbitrary action, cites state policy allowing appeals to state authorities, and calls for open discussion to improve recruitment and probationary programs.
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Board of Education
Frederick County
Frederick Community College
Board
FCTA
John L. Carnachan
Reese Poffenbarger
Poffenbarger
State Board of Education
Post Office to Issue Jumbo Wildlife Stamps June 14
The Post Office Department will issue a set of jumbo Wildlife Conservation Stamps on June 14. The four eight cent stamps depict a polar bear a California condor an alligator and a trout on a full sheet of 32 with subjects alternating. The issue aims to please art lovers collectors and conservationists while offering more paper for the eight cents spent.
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Post Office Department
Post Office
California
The Beautiful Ball Earth Week Facts
US Geological Survey notes Earth's weight at 6.588e21 tons and air mass of 5.7 quadrillion tons. Oceans hold 97 percent of 326 million cubic miles of water. Antarctic ice could water the Mississippi for 50,000 years. Center lies 4000 miles deep. humans drilled 5 miles. Permafrost covers 20 percent of land. Earth age at least 4.5 billion years.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Antarctic
Times Timely Quotes From Pike County to the White House
A farm boy from Pike County Arkansas recalls reaching the White House to perform at Nixon's Salute to Agriculture. Louis Stulberg of the ILGWU critiques fashion, urging women to embrace womanly style rather than gendered confusion.
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Pike County
Ark
White House
Glen Lamp
President Nixon
Louis Stulberg
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Nixon on suspending rights during May Day protests
President Nixon contends suspending constitutional rights is an exaggeration. He recalls mass arrests aimed at blocking traffic in May demonstrations and notes police used minimal force with patience. Washington police chief Jerry V Wilson described the Mayday event as a staged attack on the criminal justice system with planned tactics.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Nixon
Jerry V. Wilson
U.S. News & World Report
Wilson
Senate
Georgetown
Letters To The Editor On Reach And Response Concerns
Readers express frustration with slow replies and unreachable officials. A mix of letters argues civic duty, patriotism, and government responsiveness, while defending religious and social stances amid broader political tensions.
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Mary Ford
Adamstown
Summer guests arrive early at Braddock Heights hotel
Michael Croghan reports unusually strong May business at Hotel Braddock while summer guests begin arriving early. Notables include Governor Firrington of the Hawaiian Islands and Capt. C. F. Bates. The China Famine Fund hits 151,382 with more pledges expected. The Hood College senior play The First Lady of the Land is slated for the City Opera House. Arlington burial for Audie Murphy fuels coverage of Hoffa related testimony and Partin documents amid Teamsters turmoil.
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Braddock Heights
Michael Croghan
Hotel
Braddock
Governor Firrington
Hawaiian Islands
Capt
C. F. Bates
Hood College
Ciy Opera House
Winchester Hall
California
Irvin Kramer
Justice Department
Hoffa
Partin
Teamster
Teamsters
Audie Murphy
George Murphy
R-Calif
White House
John Mitchell
Kramer
Murphy
Dalton Smith
Denver
Mideast
Israel
Moishe Dayan
Bill Rogers
Dayan
Joe Spear
Cairo
Spear
U.S
Pyramid of
Giza
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Jesus
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Tramsville, Md
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Jenks
Frederick Countians
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Jefferson
Franklin
John Stanson
Thomas Johnson
Francis Scott Key
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Webster
Margaret B. Rawson
Frederick
China Famine Fund
Roger G. Harley
New York
News-Post
Arlington Cemetery
Jimmy Hoffa
Lewisburg
Sfoffa
Nashville
Edward Grady Partin
Baton Rouge
Hollywood
Maryland
Korea
Aisport
M. C. Meige
Richard L. Slick
Smithsburg
Cpl
Louis R. Mann
RFC 2
Ralph L. Lumm
Point of Rocks
Liberty Road
Walkersville Road
Camp Detrick
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