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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1972

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3

Dickerson Strawberry Festival Planned For June 24

Final plans announce a Dickerson strawberry and ice cream festival on Saturday June 24 starting at 5 p.m. The Good Old Poolesville Band will perform and cake walks and refreshments will be provided. Also noted are local health updates and birthday announcements from area residents.

Dickerson Margaret E. Stull Poolesville Press Mossburg Bethesda Ray Poole Washington Sanitarium Robert Roberson

Open letter column invites reader questions on FDA data policy

A regular column invites letters from constituents and answers on issues including FDA plans to disclose original scientific data to consumers and researchers. It notes a July 4 comment deadline to Rockville Maryland and highlights local needs such as a van for a Day Care Center for the Mentally Retarded in Hagerstown plus assistance for a disability claim with Social Security and ongoing CAB probe into youth fares.

U.S. House of Representatives Washington D.C FDA Food and Drug Administration Freedom of Information Department of Health, Education and Welfare Fischers Lane Rockville Maryland Hagerstown S&h P.O Hegerstown Social Security Office

Mrs Holter Named Head of Frederick School Library Services

Mrs Charlotte Holter was appointed Supervisor of Instructional Materials Center for Frederick County schools effective July 1 after Miss Alice Robinson retires after 38 years. Holter, a Hood College graduate with a University of Maryland master in education, has held roles in Middletown Elm Street West Frederick and Frederick High schools and taught part time at Gov Thomas Johnson High School. She resides in Middletown Valley with husband C K Holter Jr and two sons Kirk and Eric.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Dickerson Barbara Hallman Hallman Stronghold Sugar Loaf Gordon Strong John Wilson Thomas Stowers Tommy Wade Stowers Russell Rachel Ray Poole Bruce Savage Phyllis Strike Donna Rae Poole Sherry Savage Ann Boxell Carola Strike Lisa Rachel Michelann Rachel Randy Poole Dwayne Warfield Darren Charlotte 8. Holter Frederick County Board of Education Alice Robinson Miss Robinson

Powerfully Equipped NYC Fire Engine Reigns Supreme

The most powerful fire engine operates in New York City. It is a 2,400 horsepower unit capable of pumping 10 570 gallons of water per minute.

New York City

Pollution Fight Hinges on 1899 Legislation

Washington AP The EPA warns that reliance on the 1899 Refuse Act to curb water pollution is stalling as court rulings and legal complexity hinder permit issuance. Quarles cites potential undercut of national program and urges timely congressional action to grant EPA clear permit authority.

Washington John R. Quarles U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Quarles Nixon EPA Army Corps of Engineers Corps Congress Philadelphia Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp

First Patriot Song The Liberty Song Emerges 1768

A Boston Gazette item from July 18 1768 highlights The Liberty Song as likely America’s first patriotic tune. It notes its appearance in the newspaper and marks its historical significance in early colonial sentiment.

America Boston Gazette

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