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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1969
Page
2
Fragmentary newspaper page text from The News Frederick Maryland includes garbled lines and partial references, offering no coherent event or named entities to summarize into a full card. No identifiable people, organizations, or dates are extractable.
A Frederick County City Taxpayers League rebukes Scott Bair for an attack on teachers and a call for higher taxes. The group warns such extremism demeans the league and urges focused, prudent actions to curb waste and improve public spending.
The Braddock Heights Community Association reports success in purchasing the Daniel Weinberg pool and plans to open it this summer. Members signed a contract, will operate as a family membership complex, and Frederick County residents will be admitted as guests of members. An active cleanup has begun and a July 1 target date is set with Robert Mel Cutcheon leading the committee.
The California State Assembly passed a resolution naming a new highway stretch near Whittier the Hichard M. Nixon Freeway. Assemblyman John V. Briggs noted the gesture omits Democrats, saying it leads directly to the Lyndon Johnson off ramp.
Nine of twelve members quit the Frederick County Human Relations Council over a budget dispute that reduced their operating funds to 3 350 for the coming year. They pledged to form a non aligned committee to pursue discrimination issues while awaiting progress from the Board of County Commissioners.
An open letter from Carroll County teachers and residents condemns Commissioner Bair for unfounded statements about the Carroll County Taxpayers Association. The writer supports the group’s aims, condemns last Monday night’s meeting as a platform for misrepresentations, and urges continued local involvement to solve county issues.
Yesterday from The News fifty years ago reports drivers seeking licenses as the County extends driving exams. Edwin C. Markell is named for state comptroller on the Republican ticket with a campaign growing. Frederick County Agricultural Society donates fairgrounds to homecoming celebration committee for returning soldiers and sailors to be held July 4.
About 45 representatives from the International Federation of Agricultural Products are due in Frederick County next week for a USA tour. They will lunch with the Frederick County Farm Bureau Board of Directors at Braddock Heights. The city weather station has closed after 50 years of service as data shifts to the airport and state police bureau. The Starling Army is driving complaints from residents over city park visitors, while tin pan bands prepare their annual concerts to chase the birds from shaded city areas.
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