Smoking Areas in High Schools Sparks Maryland Debate
A heated state wide discussion on cigarette smoking in high schools contrasts Montgomery County with other counties. Montgomery allows designated smoking areas with parental notes, while Frederick Carroll and Howard Counties restrict or ban smoking on school property. Board of Education votes show tensions between health policy and student discipline, with calls for firmer penalties and enforcement to curb in school smoking and broader concerns about permissiveness in the education system.
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Boards of Education
Frederick
United States Public Health Service
Congress of the
United States
Montgomery County
Maryland
Montgomery
Allied Civic Group
Montgomery County Health Association
War On Narcotics League
Board of Education
Homer O. Elseroad
County Superintendent of Schools
Frederick County
Carroll County
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education of
Howard County
Baltimore County
Joshua R. Wheeler
Wheeler
Eugene C. Hess
T. Bayard Williams Jr
Letters on love and morality from Frederick Maryland
A reader shares essays on loving enemies inspired by biblical passages and wartime reflections, citing Martin Niemoeller and Saint Paul. The letter condemns drug traffic, urges moral renewal, and argues societal change and international cooperation are needed to curb abuse.
Annual Outing and June Meeting of Frederick County Ministers
The Frederick County Ministerial Association held its last summer event at Christ Reformed Church Middletown with Rev. Dr. George A Snyder delivering. Officers were elected and a discussion on The Efficient Minister followed. Hood College alumni report strong career shows and study at 29 institutions. Frederick Section Council of Jewish Women raised over 350 for three needy county children. Frederick city officials discussed an east end elementary school near the airport approach zone. Potomac River rose to 16 feet at Harpers Ferry and Monocacy peaked at 14.93 feet. The Evangelical and Reformed Church Synod voted to return Hood College for its annual spring session next year.
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Frederick County
Christ Reformed Church, Middletown
George Albert Snyder
Board of Aldermen
Elemer
Frederick
Board of Education
Potomac
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Navy War on Restrictions Spurs Lobbying by Col. Hammerle
Washington reports Col. Robert Hammerle, chief coordinator of the military commissary system, lobbies for food brokers while in the Army. He discusses retirement and a $12,000 to $15,000 annual offer from the lobbying group, and helped prepare a memo on a new buying plan promising major savings for Army housewives. The plan faces broker opposition and raises questions about conflicts of interest.
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Washington
Robert Hammerte
Hammerte
Defense
Mel Laird
Hammerle
Defense Supply Association
Andy McNamara
McNamara
Leo Benade
Benade
Army
Plar
Hammerl
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Patrick Street
Western Union
Rife
Nancy Jensen
N. Market Frederick, Md
Richard A.dixon
Hagerstown
News-Post
Council of Jewish Women
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Monocacy River
Jug Bridge
Bearys World
Nixon
Sir Galahad
Voice of America
Kenneth Giddens
Giddens
Desmond Toler
Alabama
Black Panthers
Eldridge Cleaver
Huey Newton
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