Maryland Parochial Aid Debate Faces Referendum
In light of Supreme Court rulings banning state aid to parochial schools, Maryland’s General Assembly enacted a tuition grant plan for parents of non public school pupils. Opponents mobilize 60 000 signatures for a 1972 referendum amid fears of erosion of church state separation and public school funding.
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Marvin Mandel
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Maryland
Justice White
Justice Marshall
Connecticut
Secretary of State
State House
Annapolis
Mandel
State Board of Education
Superintendents of Schools’ Association
Norman Polovoy
Supreme Court bans public funds for elementary parochial schools
The Burger court draws a line against public money for religious K-12 schools while permitting funding for secular college facilities. Catholic leaders warn the Pennsylvania ruling jeopardizes parochial education as church officials urge repeal of the state’s parochial school law. Aimed at Christian unity, editors urge action from lawmakers to resolve the funding fight amid a charged national debate.
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America
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Joseph L. Bernardin
Washington
U.S. Catholic Conference
General Assembly
Roman Catholic Church
Generalizations in Pensions Draw Fire From Reader
Norman S. Cramer of Frederick Md objects to a June 12 1971 editorial on pension inequities. He argues government salaries are reviewed annually and not raised above private industry, clarifies annuity formulas and taxpayer roles, notes Social Security for private workers versus Federal plans, cites police hazards, and defends transferability limits while contrasting private and federal retirement credits.
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John G
Civil Service Retirement System
Civil Service Retirement Fund
New York City
FBI
Frederick
Charlottesville
U S adds 100 acres as Kilauea builds Mauna Ulu
The United States gains about 100 acres from volcanic activity as Hawaii’s Kilauea erupts for a third year. Mauna Ulu rises to roughly 300 feet with a mile-wide shield lava flow. A river of lava has created land extending nearly 1,000 feet beyond the old shoreline into the Pacific Ocean.
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U.S
Mauna Ulu
Java
Pacific Ocean
Joe Sailor to Start for Hustlers versus Villagers
From the Files of the News Post dated June 30 1921 the big right hander Joe Sailor from Kelly Field is slated to pitch for the Hustlers in a rematch with the Villagers at Agriculture Park after a recent illness confined him to bed. He had to be relieved by Ramsey in his first return start. Fire of unknown origin destroyed a tenant house on G L Hildebrand farm near Dickerson with furniture saved by arriving helpers after Mrs Shafer spotted smoke from the roof. A reception honored Rev Henry L G Kieffer pastor of Evangelical Reformed Church showing gratitude that he was not sent to another field.
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Ramsey
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Payne
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Shafer
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Apichelia Named Baseball Coach at Mt St Marys
Mt St Marys College announces Frank Apichelia as baseball coach and director of intramural sports. He previously served four years as professor of physical education and assistant football coach at Washington College Chester town. June rainfall tops eleven inches again in 62 years and weather bureau delays relief with forecast of continued heat and rain.
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Frank Apichelia
Apichelia
Washington College
Chestertown
Weather Bureau
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