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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1978

Page

2

Appalachian Trail Bill Aims to Protect National Footpath

Maryland Congressman Byron pushes HR 8803 to expand federal protection for the Appalachian Trail 2000 mile route from Maine to Georgia. The measure increases land protection per mile, preserves advisory councils, and funds acquisition totaling up to 90 million over 1980 and 1981.

Jimmy Carter Goodloe E. Byron Maryland House of Representatives Byron Subcommittee On National Parks and Insular Affairs House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs Maine Georgia Benton Mackaye Appalachian Trail Conference Appalachian Mountains Bear Mountain Palisades Interstate Park New York Mt. Oglethorpe Mt. Katahdin Johnny House Committee Morris K. Udall Utah Frederick Washington County Maryland State Senate Frederick County Goodlock United States Hagerstown Ita Park Service Charles Mee Mathias U.S. Senate Advisory Council For Senate Secretary of the Interior

Letters on Green Valley school plan stir local concern

Editor receives a long letter from Patricia J. Kuhns detailing worries over bused seventh graders to Linganore West Walkersville site, transit times, school capacity, PE space, intramurals, and public input. Additional letters praise Frederick County girls basketball success and critique social aid and capital punishment debates.

Washington Merry-go-round and Nuclear Tampering Revealed

Washington column details a secret National Security Council memo stating U S human rights policy did not shift Soviet bargaining and that Cold War talks would proceed despite advocacy. It notes Soviet reliance on arms control and trade while condemning a B 52 nuclear mechanism tampering at Robbins AFB by Catherine Cain. It also reports State Department concerns over former South Korean envoy Kim Dong Jo testifying about bribes to congressmen and Vienna Convention protections.

Washington Carter State Department Soviet Union National Security Council U.S Lkely Europe White House Kremlin China Cuba Iran Philippines South Korea Robbins Air Force Base Defense Harold Brown Air Force Catherine Cain Kim Dong Jo CIA United States Cyrus Vance Cabinet Kim Vance

First Parent Teachers Meeting Opens in Frederick

The Frederick County Parent-Teachers Association to hold its first meeting at Church Street School with Mrs. Harry Parkhurst, president of the Maryland state PTA, delivering the keynote address. A rear cafe building on West All Saints Street suffered minor fire damage with unknown origin. The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs, 643 members, urged delegates to back clear party platform commitments at upcoming conventions. Hood College Athletic Association celebrates raising 1500 dollars to replace the old shack with a new cabin, aided by land donated by Dr. Rudolph Rau and his daughter Sara Rau.

Frederick County Parent-Teachers Association Church Street Harry Parkhurst Maryland Parent-Teachers Organization the Athletic Association of Hood College Rudolph Rau Frederick Sara Rau

Frederick Stricken by Storm As Crews Work Through Snow

Twenty years after a crippling blizzard Frederick's utility crews battle waist-deep snow to restore power and phones to hundreds of homes. Mopping up at Lincoln School, upper grades and two elementary classes ready to return Monday barring unforeseen issues. Tinges of progress appear as low bids for East Frederick and Brunswick Elementary additions are opened for board review. Frederick High School hosts its second annual Science Fair with many parents in attendance.

Linganore Walkersville Singapore Green Valley New Market Grange Hall Alte Frederick Lincoln School Board of Education East Frederick Brunswick Frederick High School

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House New Hampshire Gordon Anderson Singanore Dr. Anderson Linganore High School Liberty Linganore West New Market Elementary Singanore West Green Valley Area Patricia J. Kuhns Monrovia FHS Middletown Middletown High School Frederick Coun Ty Statt Prederick High Larkin Z. Hobnke Walter E Pryor Mt. Alry, Md Lee Blair Lee Jack E. Blomquist Frederick, Maryland Anawee Jack Anderson Scrody Lems
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