State offers funds for health planning agency
The Frederick County meeting saw Maryland officials offer a 21000 grant to launch a local Comprehensive Health Planning Agency. Edward Phoebus said the county would gain a full planning operation at a fraction of the cost with in kind matching and an advisory council. The CHPA would coordinate manpower services and facilities and ensure access to care for lower income residents while remaining autonomous from state control.
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State Health Department
Frederick County
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
CHPA
Edward Phoebus
John A. Derr
Maryland Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
CPH
Phoebus
Frederick
Local Air Quality Hearings Discuss Frederick Pollution
Frederick City air quality was shown as worse than Hagerstown and better than Cumberland at a North Frederick Elementary School hearing. County officials outlined proposed August rules including emergency cutback stages and business shutdowns, with protections and penalties to meet state and federal standards.
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Frederick City
Hagerstown
Cumberland
North Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
William Bonta
Frederick County Health Department
Chicago Priests Censure Cardinal Cody Over Detroit Silence
A group of 900 Chicago priests, meeting as the Association of Chicago Priests, voted 144 to 126 to censure Cardinal Cody and five Chicago auxiliary bishops for their silence at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in Detroit. They cited disillusion with leadership and support for openness to priests' concerns, including surveys on optional celibacy and selections for Rome’s synod.
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Chicago
John Cardinal Cody
Association of Chicago
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Detroit
ACP
Mittee
U.S
Rome
William E. McManus
AGP
McManus
Times Halts Publication of Secret Viet War Study
The New York Times halted publication of material from a secret Pentagon study on the Vietnam War under a federal court restraining order. A hearing is set, the paper defends its actions as censorship and cites overclassification while FBI criminal-violation inquiries proceed.
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Times
NEW York
New York Times
U.S. Dist
Murray I. Gurfein
Pentagon
the Times
Justice Department
Four FHS Juniors Enter Hood College in September
Four Frederick High School juniors will begin Hood College under an Early Admissions Plan this September. The students are Sue A. Martin, Susan R. Palmer, Michele Schelling, and Sheila A. Tressler. The plan allows qualified students to skip their senior year and start college while earning a high school diploma after freshman year.
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Sue Martin
Susan Palmer
Michele Schelling
Sheila Tressler
Frederick High School
Hood College
Hood
J. Rolfe Castleman
Sue A. Martin
Rex R. Martin
Grove Boulevard
Susan R. Palmer
Bruce JM. Palmer
Madison Street
Ernest P.schelling
RFD 9
Sheila A. Tressler
Charles E. Tressler
Upper College Terrace
Maryland State Department of Education
George M. Seaton
Robert A. Doyle
Doyle
Alfred Thackston Jr
Frederick County
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Buildings to be demolished for post office expansion
Four vacant East Patrick Street buildings sit on the site of the planned post office expansion and are slated for demolition within weeks. Postmaster John E. Young and City Building Inspector Charles W. Mock push for action as GSA and regional post office officials exchange assurances and confirm funds.
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East Patrick Street
John E. Young
General Services Administration
GSA
Charles W. Mock
J. W. Duchnesne
Post Office
Washington
States
East Patrick
Young
Mack
Winton Blount
Fire Log Summary From Local Calls At City College Ave Area
Fire calls in 24 hours ending 10 am include a pole fire on COUNTY SAM S CREEK ROAD with Juniors responding at 12:26 am and a shed fire on LIBERTY NEW WINDSOR UNION BRIDGE route with Liberty and New Windsor teams at 1:24 pm. A chimney fire at MYERSVILLE with Myersville and Middletown at 8:38 pm and a building fire behind Myersville Motor Co with Myersville and Middletown at 10:34 pm. Ambulance calls noted. JAIL POPULATION shows Males 29 and Females 0.
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City College Ave
Sam’s Creek
Carroll County
Liberty
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Myersville
Middletown
Myersville Motor Co
Mansfield Seeks Hearings On Times Viet Expose
Senator Mansfield vows congressional hearings to disclose the Vietnam war study even if courts block Times publication. He notes the public has a right to know how U.S. involvement began and escalated, with hearings possible in Foreign Relations or Armed Services committees.
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the Times
Times
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Justice Department
FBI
Mansfield
Times’ Viet
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Mans- Held
Senate Expected To Kill Viet War Cutoff Amendment
Washington AP report shows the Hatfield McGovern amendment to cut off U S war funds in Indochina facing likely rejection in the Senate for a second time. A substitute would push the cutoff to June 30, 1972, with troops retained if no prisoner exchange exists. AP poll notes 54 against, 37 in favor, nine undecided. House vote set for Thursday.
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Washington
U. S
Indochina
Senate
Hatfield-McGovern
U.S
Vietnam
Associated Press
Women to Boycott Shopping to Protest War on June 21
Frederick women urged not to shop or spend June 21 as part of a national protest against the Vietnam War. The event, tied to the summer solstice, aims to symbolize what organizers call the longest war. Leaflets will be distributed in downtown Frederick and at shopping centers. The group Women United to End the War, based in Ann Arbor, reports strong early support and lists several notable sponsors and participants.
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Vietnam
Frederick
Gallup
Christman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bella Abzug
US Congress
Mia Adili
Board of Missions
United Methodist Church
Barbara Avedon
Sidney Callahan
Dorothy Day
Jane Fonda
Barbara Fuller
Disciples Peace Fellowship
Jane Hart
Jean L. King
Susan Miller
Episcopal Peace Fellowship
Barbara Reynolds
Trudi Young
Women’s
International League For Peace and Freedom
Youth voter registration lags among newly enfranchised
In Frederick County the 18 to 21 age group shows tepid turnout for registration. Just 305 of prospective new voters registered since January, with only 18 in May and June. A May drive by the elections board drew about 10 new registrants, and office hours were cut after poor turnout. Parties and youth groups plan future drives, including high school outreach and a late summer effort, with broader campaigns targeted for the 1972 primary deadlines.
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Stu Gordon
Leon B. Enfield
Board of Elections Supervisors
County Council of High School
Elections Board
Winchester Hall
Frederick Community College
Frederick Young Republicans Club
Steven Swank
Leon Enfield
Enfield
Thomas S. Slater
Slater
Frederick Young Democrats
Young Republicans
National Republican Organization
Swank
Republican Party
Rainy Days To End Soon In Frederick County
A damp spell persists with showers through the morning and a total of about .69 inch on Tuesday. Temperatures rise to the upper 60s with east winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight lows near 0 degrees are unlikely. Thursday should clear with highs in the 70s. Tuesday’s high was 62 and the overnight low 54. Local streams and rivers remain high and muddy. June precipitation reaches 2 inches, normal 5.49.
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Frederick County
Stock market drifts lower on rate worries in slow trading
New York stocks declined as investor concern over interest rates persisted. At 10 30 a m the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 1 17 points to 906 03 with activity described as slow.
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New York
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Paul Beale
Melvin Phillips
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Foundel
John W. Hushen
William P. Rogers
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
FHS
Hugh Scott
Nixon
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Karl E. Mundt
Rs.d
J.W. Fulbright
Dark
Fulbright
William B.spong
D-Va
House
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
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