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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

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Maryland Jobless Office Hit Over Discrimination Claims

The Maryland Human Relations Commission accuses the Department of Employment Security of racial discrimination in recruitment, promotions, work area assignments, and grievance processing. The 18‑item report cites low Negro representation, pay gaps, and limited recruitment from Negro colleges, urging an outside Equal Employment Opportunity Officer and full departmental response.

Baltimore Maryland Human Relations Commission State Department of Employment Security Commission Department of Employment Security Negro Newse Netroes

Trade Commission Maps Tough Cigarette Laws

The FTC voted 3 to 2 to proceed with hearings on a broad cigarette warning to be displayed in newspapers magazines and on TV and radio. Surgeon General William Stewart and others will testify as lawmakers consider a labeling bill extending beyond the 1965 act.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Congress William §. Stewart Luther L Charles F. Tate University of Miami Lewis E. January American Heart Association Sol R. Baker American Cancer Society Robert I. Browning National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Fred G. Bock New York’ State Department of Health Bentley J. Bloem Smoke Watchers House Senate Warren Magnuson D.wash Senate Commerce Committee H. Thomas Austern The Tobacco Institute Dixon MacIntyre Commission

California Senate approves broad cigarette ad ban bill

Senate vote 28 to 7 advances a measure to bar cigarette ads in newspapers magazines TV radio and billboards in the state Beilenson backs the plan citing youth health and parental concerns The bill exempts all tobacco products except cigarettes and moves to the Assembly before Reagan signature Opponents say the ban would hamper private enterprise

Sacramento Calif California Senate Anthony C. Beilensen Beverly Hills State Assembly Ronald Reagan Beilenson Great Britain Canada Norway Denmark Sweden Switzerland Italy France Bellenson

Review Planned for State Sex Education Policy

Baltimore. Gov. Mandel will appoint a study committee to review and clarify the State Board of Education policy requiring sex education in public schools. The effort aims to address wide opposition and concerns about curriculum spanning from kindergarten through 12th grade. The 25-member panel should report in six to eight weeks.

Baltimore State Board of Education Marvin Mandel Gard Mandel Framprom Wald

Assateague Plans Hit By Tydings

Washington AP reports Sen. Joseph D. Tydings blasted the National Park Service for publicizing Assateague Island development plans. He says a master plan envisions two 100 room motels, 14 000 paved parking spots, restaurants, bath houses and roads along the 33 mile island. Work has begun paving a lot for 500 cars.

Washington National Pack Service Assateague Island Joseph D. Tydings Fle Secretary of Interior Assateggae Waller J. Hickel Maryland Virginia Tydings Park Service Assateague

Survivors Rescued After Utah Plane Crash

In Utah's Cedar Breaks area three Californians survive a weekend crash that killed pilot John Bury and two other passengers. David Watson, Oswald Simon, and Robert McCord Jr. endured days in the wilderness before rescue by volunteers and a helicopter.

Cedar City Utah Wild Cedar Breaks Mountain David L. Wateson Civilization Heliopter Oswald Simon Robert L. McCord Jr John Bury Clarence McLean Charles Straumer Watson

Maryland High Court Tightens Probation Rules

The Court of Appeals ruled that fines may not be imposed with probation without verdict. In the Baltimore case involving Robert V. Lee, the court sent proceedings back to Baltimore City Court after noting the improper combination of probation without verdict and a fine following drunken driving charges. The decision aims to close a loophole critics say undermines license revocation requirements.

Annapolis Court of Appeals Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles Robert V. Lee Baltimore Icle Court Lee Mter Baltimore City

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