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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1971

Page

4

Salute To Girl Scouts Of Central Maryland

During Girl Scout Week we honor 36,000 Girl Scouts and volunteers in Central Maryland for their service across Baltimore City and Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Harford, and Howard Counties. Programs include day camps, tutorials, nursing homes, hospitals, schools, and environmental projects engaging diverse communities. Frederick County residents aiding via United Givers Fund are praised.

Girl Scouts Maryland Central Maryland Baltimore City Anne Arundel Baltimore Carroll Frederick Harford Howard Counties Frederick County United Givers Fund

Peace Corps marks decade of service and growth

Director Blatchford presents a summary of the Peace Corps ten year review noting 61 countries and 547 programs, 312 skills, 187 languages, and 830 volunteers sent overseas. He cites rising 1971 requests, new programs with colleges and Smithsonian ecology, and staff changes reducing overseas personnel while local staff rise. The piece frames peace through development and mutual effort.

Joseph H. Blatchford Peace Corps Blatchford John F. Kennedy Capitol Steps America Smithsonian Institution Teacher Corps

Editors Debate Wage Law Hurting Teen Jobs

A NFIB survey suggests the minimum wage reduces teenage work opportunities. Across 5.1 million small firms, about 102 teens per firm could work without the wage, implying 5.2 million lost jobs. Most losses occur in Pacific states and the east south central region.

National Federation of Independent Business Federation Department of Labor Pacific States East South Central National Federation of Independent Business Inc

Letters To The Editor From 1921 Aimed at Local Crime and Censorship

A past Letters To The Editor feature recalls rough outsiders in Washington area crimes, a Middletown road project push, compulsory schooling fines, public debate over cinema ratings, and anti SST sentiments. It also covers a humane society critique of rodeos, invasion rumors in Vietnam, and debates on professors in corporate boards. The page blends local citizen concerns with national issues and personal notices.

Washington the Humane Society Federal Trade Commission Rodeo Cowboys Association Humane Society FTC India Raden Cowboys Association U.S North Vietnam Hanoi Doan Phung Pentagon Columbia Cornell Lehigh Michigan University Northwestern Princeton

Fourth generation computer leap reshapes U.S. science

Bruce Biossat notes the Illiac IV at the University of Illinois marks a major leap to fourth generation computing. The system, with 64 independent computers, could perform 100 to 200 million instructions per second, widening economic and scientific horizons and supporting national food, weather, and ecological studies.

Washington NER United States Japan West Germany Soviet Union U.S University of Illinois Lilinec IV Isiac IV Europe America Iron Curtain Poland Moscow Space Agency Russia Mewspaper Enterprise Assn

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