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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1969
Page
2
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In his first welfare address President Nison argues the custodial approach traps people in poverty and urges NAB programs to move 500000 from welfare to jobs by 1977. Separately congressional probes warn conglomerates may control economic decisions within a decade amid calls to curb mergers.
Ltwood LaBrosse of the University of Maryland reports a urine color test to detect neuroblastoma in children. The strip turns dark purple or blue when metabolites indicate the cancer, aided by a $17,000 grant from the American Cancer Society, with hopes it becomes as routine as the sugar test for diabetes.
A Frederick County letter criticizes sex education in schools and urges Biblical teaching, arguing the program lacks pros and cons and could erode morality. Other letters defend gun rights, urge representative action, and recount a 1969 emergency ambulance dispute, then urge community action on school funding and housing neglect.
A Maryland legislative panel led by Del. William J. Goodman proposes an inland Bay defense system. The plan assigns Marine Police and Port Authority to lead oil spill response with new equipment, training, and volunteer fire department support to protect fisheries, waterfowl, and tourism losses. Authorities estimate initial costs around 200000 dollars and annual costs near 35 to 40 thousand dollars.
Four forestry officers in Frederick County patrol woods for fire prevention while others perform daily lookout duties. Local eateries cut staple food prices as wartime costs ease. Dr E H Griggs will lecture on World War I causes for the University Extension Society. Frederick County Schools join a modern health crusade with the National Tuberculosis Association focusing on personal cleanliness.
The news note cites arrests for stealing over $1,000 from Brown's Store in Kldpeville, with recovery not disclosed. It also notes the State Senate passage sending a strip of Frederick High School grounds for Carroll Parkway extension and a missing child near Broad Run. A jail escape at Frederick County Prison is mentioned with a brace-broke roof exit.
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