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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1972

Page

2

Night Workers Keep Frederich Alive After Dark

A Frederick News-Post report profiles night shift workers across hospitals, factories, gas stations, and service jobs. It notes cooler hours, quieter streets, and the tradeoffs of social life, family time, and productivity. Names include Arthur Aldrich, Edwin Boer, Catherine Davis, and William White among others.

Inrederick John Doe Frederich Frederick Arthur Aldrich Shenandoah Plastics Edwin Boer the Packaging Corp. of America Boller Catherine Davis Frederick Memorial Hospital John Zenner Elm Street Bill Grady Frederick News-Post Grady Joe Zentner Francis Bowie Everedy Connie Hurst Ace Cab Sam Pvt. White

Beall Announces Federal Grant for Pediatric Care Study

Senator J. Glenn Beall Jr. announces a $200 145 federal grant to Johns Hopkins doctors Dr. Robert Cooke and Dr. James Brayton. They will study pediatric care delivery, diagnostic services, and custodial care at day care centers, including potential inpatient coordination with community hospitals.

Washington J. Glenn Beall Jr Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Robert Cooke James Brayton Beall Senate Health Subcommittee National Institute of Health Care Delivery Senate Cooke Brayton

FCC Grad Appointed Assistant Manager

William A. Wulff Jr a May graduate of Frederick Community College business accounting program was named Assistant Manager at the F W Woolworth Department Store in the Seventh Street Shopping Center. He will join Woolworths management training for 36 to 48 months under supervisor William Henneberger as FCC coordinator Daniel Kapraum facilitates graduate employment goals.

Frederick Community College William A. Wulff Jr F. W. Woolworth Seventh Street Wulff Woolworth William Henneberger Daniel Kapraum FCC

Sydney Health Ad Ad Uses Sparkling Alkali Ser

In a fragmented AP copy a Sydney publication carries an advertisement for a sparkling alkali series. The ad runs across three issues and references the Health Administration of the Department of Health Education and Welfare.

Sydney medical_publica- Health Administration Department of Health Education and Welfare

State Education Up 125 Million in Maryland 1970 71 Costs

Maryland public education cost 1.09 billion for the 1970 71 school year, up about 125 million from 1969 70. Major drivers include inflation, higher salaries, expanded services in reading and special education, and enrollment gains particularly in kindergarten.

Maryland State Department of Education James A. Sensenbaugh

Beall Urges Baltimore VA Hospital Funding

Senator J Glenn Beall Jr argues to retain funds for a new 510 bed Veterans Administration hospital in Baltimore as a House Senate conference committee works on the fiscal 1973 VA budget. He cites inadequate facilities, plans call for a site beside the University of Maryland Hospital with estimated construction costs of 36.4 million and a three to four year lag.

Washington J. Glenn Beall Jr Veterans Administration Baltimore Senate House Senate Beall House of Representatives Maryland Republican University of Maryland Hospital Fort Howard Veterans Hospital

Romance Returns Dress Style Gains Fashion Note

Romance returns to fashion with a long body hugging dress featuring tiny dot or stripe patterns and an elasticized top that can be worn on or off the shoulders.

Byron Bill Vote Expected Soon Affects Rural Education Aid

Rep Goodloe Byron says the Rural Development Act of 1972 will go to the House for a final vote soon after a conference report. The measure covers local education funding, per pupil costs, and tax income shares, with Kent County leading in local education funding and Garrett County lowest in some measures. The act also promises additional loans for small business, industry, and community service projects, aiming to boost rural employment.

Rep Goodloe Bu Tion Byron House Frederick County Garrett County Kent County St Mary’s County America Maryland

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