NAB volunteers build jobs for veterans youth and ex offenders
The National Alliance of Businessmen NAB reports progress in the Frederick Hagerstown area with a 1975 goal to create 1040 jobs across six counties. Of 400 for disadvantaged groups 433 pledges and 954 hires achieved. Veterans goals 470. 324 pledged 392 hired. Disabled veterans 10 targets 29 pledged 3 hired. Youth 100 target 55 pledged 73 hired. Ex offenders 30 target 16 pledged 38 hired. NAB adds 800 district jobs despite a weak economy and urges more local employers to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-Hagerstown
National Alliance of Businessmen
NAB
Lyndon Johnson
Jus Iur
Frederick Hagerstown
Metro
James Sears
duPont
Wilmington
John Falk
The
C&p
Washington, D.C
National Land
Frederick
Washington
West Virginia
Virginia
John T. Amery
Moore Business Forms
Harvey P. Armintrout
Eastaleo Aluminum Company
Wallace M. Dow
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Samuel G. Green Jr
Washington intrigue and White House staff revolt label
A wide report alleges CIA and State Department awareness of multinational bribery tied to defense contracts, naming Lockheed and a secret London intelligence group. It also recounts a Ford White House staff clash over research in the speech bureau and a separate House panel dispute over FBI reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
State
Defense Departments
CIA
Lockheed
CLA
U.S
London
Sen
Frank Church
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
White House
Ford
Robert Hartmann
Ms. Anderson
Agnes Waldron
Ms. Waltron
Ms. Waldron
James Connor
Connor
Anderson
Hartman
Waldron
FBI
Congress
House Intelligence Committee
A. Searle Field
Field
Correction: Ward Not Ware in Monday Post Letter
The Post corrects an author name error in the Monday letter about schools. Theodore Ward was the writer. the last name Ware appeared by typographical mistake. The error is regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ward
Ware
Critics warn against Baltimore Subway plan in letters
Maryland taxpayers attack Mandel and allies, arguing a subway for Baltimore City is costly, risks road funds, and raises taxes. Letters question ridership, safety, and motives, citing budget forecasts and past projects. Other readers debate transcendental meditation and highway lighting, recalling Patrick Henry’s liberty speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandel
Maryland
Baltimore City
Sahara Desert
Marvin
Washington, D.C
Lester Guthorn
MTA
Chesapeake Bay
Manrest 50 Years Ago Roundup March Roads and Fire Plans
Mr Grove Lime and Stone Company began work on three road stretches two in Frederick and one in Montgomery counties macadam roads in Frederick two and concrete in Montgomery weather delayed progress since last fall all roads to be pushed to completion City Fire Department members from three volunteer companies met at the Junior Steam Fire Engine House to form a ladder truck company committee on a constitution and bylaws planned another meeting for a permanent organization Woodsboro trophies banquet to open county league activity President M J Thompson Emmitsburg said plans for the season and spring league meeting were to be set at the event or soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brown
Lawrence Welk
MTA
Mr. Guthorn
Garrett County
Mandel
Marvin Mandel
Blair Lee
Elliott Haines
Myersville
Braddock
Clifton
Mr. Nines
Bett
Mr. GROVE LIME &@ STONE Company
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Woodsboro
M. J. Thompson
Emmitsburg
New Holstein Director to speak at Frederick County dinner
John E. Cooper named new director of extension for the Holstein-Friesian Association of America will address the 20th annual Frederick County Holstein Association dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Thomas Bentley and local officials will attend. 4-H music and officer elections are planned. Dr. Frederick W. Smith of the Maryland Temperance League will also speak in nearby communities.
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John E. Cooper
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Frederick County
Mth
Frederick County Holstein Association
Francis Scott Key
Thomas Bentley
Manville E. Coblentz
Middletown
Henry R. Shoemaker
Clyde Bohn Jr
Umioville
J. Homer
Remsberg
Frederick W. Smith
Temperance League of Maryland
Middletown Valley
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Outheen Pema
Frederick, Md
Sea
New York
Museum of Modern Art
Henri Matisse
New York Museum
Tate Gallery
Cooper School of Art
Cleveland
Arthur Frawley
Howard Hughes
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Hartmann
Alfie
Cwat Andereon Tn Eidats
Paul Leatherman
Smithsburg
T.M
Rev. Thompson
Tus
Kenneth C. Norbury
Ph.d
Walkersville, Md
Post
Braddock Heights
Harold £. Stetting
Box
Patrick Henry
Virginia Militia
Commonwealth of Virginia
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