Exercise In Futility in Frederick County Education Budget
The Frederick County Teachers Association criticizes the county commissioners for a $1.5 million cut to the school budget without negotiations with the FCTA. The article notes the legal roles of the county commissioners and board of education, cites changes under a new negotiation law, and urges the board of education to engage with the FCTA to minimize cuts and fulfill the collective bargaining agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers Association
Board of County Commissioners
FCTA
Board of Education
Maryland
Octavia Zimmerman
Robert Haugen
Maryland State Teachers Association
General Assembly
Zimmerman
Frederick County Leads Maryland Dairy Output in 1968 Report
The Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service shows Frederick County produced 414.2 million pounds of milk in 1968, up from 410 million in 1967, accounting for 27.4 percent of the state total. Hay production also led the state at 146000 tons, while the county averaged 2.27 tons per acre, higher than the state average of 2.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware Crop Reporting Service
Frederick County
Carroll
Washington
Harford
Crop Reporting Service
Garrett
Montgomery
Baltimore
Statisti Eal Service
Taneytown votes against water fluoridation 286 to 33
In Taneytown a referendum rejected adding fluoride to the water from about 10 wells serving 2 000 residents by a 286 to 33 margin. Mayor Neal W Powell criticized chemical additives while Frank Vargny principal was unable to cast a ballot.
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Tts
Taneytown
Maryland Health Department
Neal W. Powell
Frank ©. Vargny
Frederick County Dairy Princess drives asphalt truck
By the Way profiles 18 year old Sandi Lee Ramsburg Frederick County's Dairy Princess who spends her summer driving an asphalt truck. She calls it a summer job and says she dislikes being penned in. Ramsburg is Frederick County's entry in the State Dairy Princess Contest on June 24 in the city. She lives on a farm and works as assistant dairy farm manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandi Lee Ramsburg
Frederick County
Sandi
Frederick Community College
University of Maryland
Charles Y. Main
Frederick City
Highway Emergency Locating Service
HELP
Wayne Speaks
Main
Speaks
American Automobile Association
Negroes Far in Minority In Colleges and Unrest
A survey of 80 largely white state universities shows black students average less than two per 100 in undergraduate enrollment and about one percent among graduates. It notes high risk admission programs inflate black totals, sparks campus tension, and reports black students favor reform over revolution amid fears of white hostility.
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Washington
NEA
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
U.S
Wayne State University
Detroit
John Egerton
National Association
Bayard Rustin
Austin
Egerton
L Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Asim
Campaign ends with expected large city vote
Campaign activity shows strong party organization as polls open today with both parties staffing watchers. A Huckeystown Lime Kiln Adams area delegation asks county to resurfaced Buckeystown Pike five miles, and the Buckeystown dam area horse and buggy belonging to John and William Moore was stolen while the owners fished, later found hitched to a fence and returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Huckeystown
Lime Kiln
Adams ,Own
Vicinity
We County
Buckeystown Pike
John
William Moore
Buckeystown Dam
Twin objectives of conservation and erosion control set for Monocacy Basin
The June 10 1949 news includes aims to conserve resources and manage erosion at a Monocacy Basin Project discussed by the Chamber of Commerce conservation and rural urban committees with local and state officials present. Employment in Frederick shows farm and building trades gains while factory and service jobseekers grow. Plans also form for the Frederick State convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles with three days of events and Mayor Lloyd C Cul ler to welcome delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
State Employment Service Office
Order of Eagles
Lloyd C. Culler
Ancestral Guilt Theory Opens Pandora's Box
Column argues universal ancestral guilt could spur reparations across many groups. It notes demands by Black conferences for church reparations and similar claims by Chinese Americans and Indian descendants against corporations, then expands to a chain of historical wrongs from Romans to Normans. It ends with Cain and Abel as a wink to endless guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Black Economic Development Conference
Southern Pacific Railroad
The
Wall Street Journal
International Court of Justice
Europe
Mediterranean
Cain
Abel
Personal Opinion Message wires beef to Washington
For 90 cents a citizen can send a 15 word telegram to political leaders via Western Union with signature and address included. The service, named Personal Opinion Message, even looks up a representative's name if unknown, highlighting inflation as the backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q
Western Union
Astern Union
Washington
Repeal of Magna Carta Provisions Sparks U.K. Debate
London debate grows as Parliament repeals 27 of 37 Magna Carta provisions. Only two remain, a liberty declaration and rights for towns. Authors argue the document’s spirit underpins modern government even as repeals proceed.
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London
Albion
John
England
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