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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1972

Page

2

Welfare Rights Group Gets It Together Banquet

The Frederick Welfare Rights Organization hosted a banquet to benefit FWRO and the Community Information Center on South Market and East All Saints Street. About 40 people attended the dinner at $2 a plate as members urged collective action to improve welfare distribution and opportunities.

Frederick FWRO Margaret ‘Perkins Frederick County Vista Shirley McNeil National Coordinating Committee For National Welfare Rights Organization Washington, D.C NWRO Washington White House Capitol Smithsonian Margaret Harper

Prevailing wage debate touches Frederick school contracts

Frederick County officials, builders, and union lawyers clash over prevailing wage rules in school construction. Proponents argue higher costs and limited local benefits, while opponents cite open shop options and local bidding success. A court case involving Montgomery County funds adds to the dispute as groups cite impact on labor costs and productivity.

Ft. Detrick Albert R. Carey Jr Interagency Committee For Carey Montgomery County Abato Tracy Coleman The Associated Builders and Con Coleman J. Bernard Vallendingham Jr Frederick Contractors Inc Singapore Maryland Singanore Middletown Edward Myers E. E. Staller Construction Co Taneytown Carroll County Donald Johnson Rockville Johnson Land Johnson Maryland Society of Architects Harry Voelkel Henry J. Knott Co Maryland Homebuilders Association William E. Hardy Maryland Highway Contractors Michael Callas Hagerstown Callas Construction Co Maryland Chamber of Commerce Frederick Washington

Catoctin Park Historian Publishes On Iron Industry History

Frank Mentzer, a historian with the National Park System, compiles a detailed history of iron making in the Catoctin area. The book includes appendices with footnotes, chronology, and a glossary, arguing American iron tech lagged behind England's by a century and noting the 1930s forest regrowth on Catoctin Mountain. Mentzer, a former Philadelphia NPS staffer, also did architectural drawing and published Family Camping from 1958 to 1962.

Rerest National Park System Mentzer America England Catoctin Mountain Frank Mentzer Catoctin Enterprise Thurmont Mentizer Catoctin Furnace Philadelphia Museum School of Art Family Camping Catoctin National Park Service Philadelphia Mississippi Potomac Virginia Catoctin Mountain Park Susan Catoctin High School Frank Jr West Virginia Wesleyan College

Senators Clash Over Safety Bill For Heavy Equipment Operators

Both Frederick Carroll senators opposed the bill to license heavy equipment operators seeing it as a union-backed safety measure. The measure failed after a motion to table passed, with exemptions debated for Prince Georges Harford and Baltimore counties and city. They warn non metropolitan areas may lose clout amid reapportionment. A separate bill to permit padding of pupils in elementary schools cleared the Senate and moved to the House.

Thomas Frederick-Carroll Frederick Prince Georges Harford Baltimore Baltimore City Senate House

Budget boosts proposed for health services departments

The budget request outlines major increases in three costly programs. Public health nursing would rise by 61 683 from 235 415, mental health by 43 391 from 101 349, and environmental health services by 64 474 to add to the current 169 278.

Pay Board rejects West Coast longshore contract

The Pay Board voted 8 to 5 against the West Coast longshore contract, signaling a potential renewal of a 134 day strike and possible spread to other ports. It proposed a 14.9 percent settlement with 4.9 percent pension and insurance protections remaining, while wage boosts would drop from 16 to 10 percent.

Miles 4 Smith New York Othr The Price Commission Congress Nixon Pay Board West Coast East Gulf Coast

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