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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1969
Page
2
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County education leaders and parents reach a cool headed accord addressing conditions at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. The 1968 fiscal report highlights education as Frederick County’s largest budget item with buses and lunches serving more meals than any local entity. The piece notes diverse pupil backgrounds, varying desires, and a generational shift toward more freedom amid ongoing drug coverage and a public investigation.
The New York teachers union pushes for a basic salary scale of 9000 to 18000 a year plus 4000 in differential pay for extra qualifications. Current pay ranges 6750 to 11150 after a 1967 strike. Superintendent Donovan warns another strike could devastate students.
Miss Susan Smith submits a letter from Pvt William J Pocock son of Mr and Mrs William C Pocock Rt 4 Box 188 A Mr Airy Md to the News Post. He alleges illegal induction into the Army December 6 1968 at Fort Holabird Baltimore and cites medical fitness failures. He states he requested discharge February 10 on grounds of standards AE 095-200 5 91 and claims no action by March 4 1969. He asserts being railroaded and offers evidence including a re examination.
Bruce Biassot examines black studies at Howard Tuskegee and Atlanta, noting Howard awards degrees and a growing African studies program while Atlanta and Tuskegee show limited options. He describes graduates entering teaching, government research, and related fields, and questions whether black studies aims serve broader career goals or merely push a broader political agenda.
Fifty Years Ago in the region a public education leader spoke at the opening of a Wyethittsville public school tour. Four sales yielded over 7000 in proceeds while pole price per bundle for totter set records. A two-house blaze on Park Avenue gutted both structures, water two inches deep on first floors. The Ox Vibro Brush Company gave three percent of a year's wages to forty employees during last year’s labor crisis.
A marshal judge Stedman held that the qtype and aldermen cannot condemn land held by the Board of Education without legislative authority. The City plans an extension of Carcoll Parkway through Frederick with private gains. American Airways official remarks on Frederick’s first full air week. National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hans Kinder at Frederick High School under Community Concert Association. A schedule change postpones the American Legion Junior Basketball Tournament with Walkersville facing Elm Street Friday night.
Washington argues that constitutional limits bar the vice president from acting as de facto executive, despite President Nixon’s order creating an office of intergovernmental relations and calls for expanded duties. The 25th Amendment offers acting president powers only during presidential disability, not a full executive role for Agnew.
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