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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
2
A five year UC study finds most church leaders oppose discrimination yet parishioners prefer clergy stay to inspirational roles and not challenge biases. Authors urge Christians to back clergy in social justice and human rights, contrasting with Jesus Christ's revolutionary example.
Three Frederick County fire companies conducted a full scale drill at New Market Elementary with water on the roof and ambulance and water tanker assets deployed under a pre arranged plan. Principal Robert Humphrey and firefighters praised the mobilization and interior familiarity to improve future fire fighting and safety protocols. Doctors note sympathetic affinity in identical twins where birth pains stop during the twin sister's birth.
The column examines the heated fight over pilot sex education in Frederick County schools. It notes opposition claims and supportive arguments, calls for parental involvement, and outlines steps to challenge or understand the program, including questions about implementation, cost, and public information plans.
In Frederick City letters to the editor residents discuss housing authority rents and evictions, urging petitions to address inequities and seeking support for housing reform. A second reader argues for sex education, urging acceptance of modern educational needs and questioning past silence on the topic.
The well known Predrick's mountain resort will officially open today. The Skyerstows and Predrick Railway Co expect heavy crowds and will run fun cars from the city to Hraddoch every half hour until midnight. Plans for a reservoir at Brunswick are under consideration with an estimated cost to be submitted to the mayoral council. capacity not less than three million gallons. Miss Susan Grove entertained friends at a garden party on East Second Street with Japanese lanterns, punch, and cut flowers. Annual memorial services for Confederate dead were held at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, with Dr. Charles E. Webler delivering the address.
South side of Patrick Street will ban ten buildings under a new ordinance passed by mayor and aldermen at a special session. The ordinance takes effect in June. Damascus Volunteer Firemen Carnival drew about 3000 spectators in a 45 minute parade and reviews. Closing Frederick County public schools marks end of era in education with a shift to a two year class requirement for high school diplomas. County Commissioners have not decided on funding for a proposed public school expansion program after a Board of Education discussion.
The migration of graduating black youths from North Carolina’s tobacco belt to northern cities is analyzed. Mechanization of tobacco harvesting could trigger a new wave of job loss, risking 150,000 farm positions and ongoing outflow despite rising industry in the state.
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