Senate Victory Over Filibuster On Labor Bill Rallying Allies
The stalwart Senate minority scored a victory against a unions backed amendment to the National Labor Relations Act, with Allan Grant of the Farm Bureau praising the steadfast opposition. Maryland Senators Mathias and Sarbanes voted for cloture but failed to reach the necessary threshold. Carter backed the bill, while farm groups and newspapers hailed the act as a check on big labor power and pushbutton unionism.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
U.S. Senate
Grant
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Senate
Carter
Small Business Administration
Travel boom widens jobs across America
About three million travel related jobs have been created, 10 percent of the national total, with a majority held by women and blacks. Minorities make up 13 percent of travel employment, youths 16 to 21 find work at higher rates, and travel has grown since 1958 to a $104 billion industry. On a typical day eight million Americans are traveling, rivaling New York City population.
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New York City
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State schools chief clarifies programs for readers
State Superintendent of Schools David W. Hornbeck responds to Eugene W. Gail's Frederick Post column. He explains transfers of education funding from corrections to the Department of Education, and outlines plans to extend elementary education to four year olds in troubled areas. He stresses voluntary local participation, seeks legislative approval, and emphasizes quality education and early literacy as core goals.
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Dominican republic quiet power transition without coup
In the Caribbean nation Dominica Republic the military did not intervene as power passes by popular vote. Silvestre Antonio Guzman Fernandez leads the left of center Democratic Revolutionary Party and is expected to take office in August after a peaceful election with international disapproval of military threats and no coup.
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Democratic Revolutionary Party
Rewarding Mismanagement at Cecil Community College Funding Debate
The Cecil Community College funding issue centers on a bill increasing state aid per student from 900 to 1455 and questions the efficiency of administration. Citizens led by People Power criticize management while enrollment declines threaten future aid, prompting college officials to seek legislative support amid public controversy.
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Robert Goll
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People Power
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Change in zoning to affect a latte store proposed
Yesterday the administration proposed a zoning change for a block to allow a latte store while beer and ale plans were dropped due to public opinion. The Tall Cedars defeated the Elks 7 in the American Legion league with Ceell homering and Wickless doubling for the winners. Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association members will gather at Walkersville for the 35th annual convention. Twelve Salvation Army Ladies Home League members will spend the weekend at the Salvation Army camp in Berkeley Springs West Virginia for a second year.
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Berkeley Springs
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Winners of Essay Contest Visit Frederick City
Twenty years ago winners of the Essay contest on the Historical and Educational Value of Productions like My Maryland arrived in Frederick for a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They began an extensive program of entertainment to run for several days. Approximately 135 members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Men's Club and guests attended a season finale supper at Saubles Inn in Taneytown with volunteers from the congregation providing music and service. A special Mayor and Aldermen meeting will decide bids for summer police uniforms, the prior meeting authorizing bids. About a quarter of Montgomery County's 200 plus public school teachers plan to enter six week summer programs as many schools open this week and all by July 4. teachers must complete such courses every four years.
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Taneytown
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County Board of Education
Theft of 700 Pounds Hashish Stuns JFK Airport Narcs
An astonishing 700 pounds of hashish vanished from JFK airport while two DEA agents watched. The loot disappeared as a forklift loaded the cargo onto a waiting truck, exposing lax security and prompting a forensic review of the remaining 900 pounds. The incident ties to a larger DEA customs seizure bid and questions raised about internal airport security.
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