Summer Jobs For Youth In Frederick Area
The piece outlines a federal $424 million summer youth program for 1973 with National Nixon administration support. It notes funding through Emergency Employment Assistance, Direct Federal Employment, and the Youth Conservation Corps, plus private efforts like NAB. Local governments and businesses are urged to expand training opportunities for youth amid wage concerns and rising unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard Nixon
Congress
Hagerstown
America
Nixon
Other Editors Speak Bureauquacks and Quack Hunters
FREEDOM lampoons bureaucratic quacking in North America as a quack ecosystem. The piece targets FDA officials and government relations careers, accusing bureauquacks of protecting industry and failing consumer interests. It warns of ecological spread if unchecked and promises future features from the Church of Scientology of California publication.
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North America
Food and Drug Administration
Bureauquack
Congress
Freedom
Church of Scientology of California
Frederick Watershed asks for strong protection rules
Garden Club Letter to Mayor Magaha and the Board of Aldermen urges preservation of the Frederick watershed as a conservation area. It warns against motor vehicles in the area, citing erosion and land damage in federal and state parks, and requests firm guidelines for use.
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E. Paul Magaha
Frederick
Taskers
Washington
Nixon
Indochina
Cambodia
Lon Nol
South Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Palace
CIA
Sirik Matak
Phnom Penh
Lon Nel
CLA
Sirk Matak
Sink Matak
Amenca
Vietnam
Laos
Joint Chiefs
Open Senate meetings challenge secrecy norms
Public Inspection Not for Senators argues the Senate should open committee meetings to the public unless a vote to close is made. It cites leaders across parties and warns secrecy erodes trust and accountability, urging reform supporters to push for televised or openly held proceedings.
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U.S. Senate
Congress
Senate
Senate Mansfield
D-Mont
Robert Griffin
Reich
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
U. House of Representatives
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Hi
Fifty Years Ago Highlights From Frederick's Past
A collection of brief notices recalls events from March 26 1923 and March 26 1953 in Frederick. 1923 reports a lone bandit robbed Hagerstown paymaster of 5800 dollars. university students visit. a fisherman on Little Pipe Creek boasts a sizable haul. two state police injured in a mysterious motorcycle incident. 1953 notes snowstorms with six inch totals and 62 mph winds paralyze U S Route 40. a fraud warning targets two women selling Swiss fabric at 15 dollars a yard though material is domestic and priced 1 50. coffee prices rise four cents a pound with potential further increases.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Switzerland
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Theederal
Greater Frederick
Bureau
Garden Club
Saigon
U.S
England
Sweden
Brazil
Israel
Labor-Management Maritime Committee
Maritime Commission
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Florida
Harriet J. Smith
John D. Markey
Salisbury
Post
Alan Wuertenberg
Salisbury State College
Salisbury, Md
Thurmont
PTSA
Maryland State Police
Catpetin High
James Troxell Thurmont
PTA
Richard Baumgartner
Frederick County
Bill Shepley Shepley
Thurmont Middle School
Barb Kerns
Spain
John Riegel
Damascus, Md
By Jack Anderson
By Ralph Novak
Berry World
Lerns
Messrs
Dewalt Willard
John Wood
Charles Trail
University of Virginia
Elmer Birely
Ladiesburg
Little Pipe Creek
Horsey's Distillery
Jefferson Boulevard
U.S. 40
Bapey
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