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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1976
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR listing payments in Wise Virginia including payee 5 86.B0 Sim Mention 313.60 Oem Your 325.08 S155-Mansh 7.65 Thess Allenton 30.40 Fes ey 8.90 Theetee Manton 11.25 and others totaling small sums. page A4 shows scattered entries with unclear names and figures.
In a critique of proposed Maryland legislation, the bill would force non members to pay union dues for public school teachers, creating a closed shop. Backed by the Maryland State Teachers Association, critics argue it coerces teachers and undermines loyalty to students. Del. Beck urges voters to oppose the bill, urging support for measures that improve education without compelled dues.
A Delaware road trip visits Dover on a Saturday to explore government buildings and the historic Green. The author notes the 1780 Delaware Line review, a moved monument, and a vociferous protest about its relocation, then tours the Old State House area and Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge for wildlife viewing.
Expressions from Middletown Valley farmers and businessmen show differing views on consolidating local grain elevators and farm supply plants under the Frederick County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association. The DeMolay basketball team travels to Baltimore to face the Baltimore chapter, aiming to stay in the South Atlantic title race or risk elimination.
County Engineer Roger H. Willard warned that repairing muddy holes drains funds that could fund permanent roadway improvements. A public hearing on zoning change near the municipal airport may approve a shift from rural to industrial use as the American Optical Company plans a Frederick plant. The article also details wildlife sightings, local dining spots, and a 1942 note honoring Julia Otteson Plikke as a pioneering Army nurse reaching colonel-equivalent rank.
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