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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1969
Page
2
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President Nison's administration pins inflation on both business and labor. Paul W. McCracken urges restraint in price and wage setting as a first step in a broader effort to curb inflation without strict rules. The approach relies on persuasion, with warnings of soft markets if guidelines are ignored and concerns over wage bargains fueling unemployment.
Wilbur J. Cohen former HEW secretary testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee proposing a tax on Social Security payments for the well to do while preserving the current exemption for the poor. He argues the tax would be a tax on a tax and challenges altering the tax-exempt status. He notes workers funded the system and that tapping funds robs current pensioners.
The January civilian federal workforce peak shows 2,960,813 workers, with 3,791,970 in 1945 and 2,651,414 at the Korean War peak. Exemptions kept hiring in large agencies like VA and FBI, but 16,859 positions were cut and 89,213 more must go to meet Congress's 1966 target amid the surtax era.
A Frederick County reader urges strict discipline in schools to curb drugs incidents and vandalism at Governor Thomas Johnson School. The letter cites student attacks, missing gym gear, and concerns over liberal atmospheres and loose enforcement, calling for accountability and stronger enforcement of discipline and safety measures.
The Nixon White House pushes to unify campaign and fundraising under Rep. Rogers Morton as national chairman with a planned No 2 executive and a new finance chief. The strategy aims to deepen party building across suburbs cities youth and arts communities to support a 1970 anti-Democrat drive.
Fifty years ago a man lost an eye amid an explosion while attempting to destroy an object near a monument. The tale mentions a May 27 event and a notice about a mobile dealers association alert. Dairymen accuse a local dealer of wholesale price cuts breaching an agreement with producers. A Washington minister spoke on the Methodist movement before a regional audience.
Twenty years ago the county issued numerous permits for extensive building and construction. Authorities estimate total project costs around a quarter of a million dollars. A pension and retirement system for retired workers was proposed during the current legislative session. A highway linking here and Washington advances, with construction to start at this end yet unclear where it will end. Two suspects in a stolen car case were apprehended at a service station on Payne's Hill and returned to Gettysburg to face two robbery charges.
Washington columnist argues the Supreme Court incorrectly restricts joint newspaper operations by requiring one paper to be nearly bankrupt. He notes historical practice allows production and business mergers to survive competition from other media and labor costs, urging a legislative fix to permit survival-based joint ventures.
A reader discusses poor sanitary conditions and structural damage at a school site. He notes dirty floors and strong odors, walls torn on the top floor, and a roof risk while questioning heating, repairs, and who should decide on new teaching methods and renovations.
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