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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1975
Page
3
Des Moines Zoo staff train animals without whips, relying on affection and patience. Keeper Elgin describes cats and other species learning not to bite or claw, with six to seven months needed for an utterly trustworthy feline. He cites incidents like a chimpanzee bite and cobra venom exposure as past dangers.
Senators discuss adding staff aides to assist committees and individual members. A pending resolution would create a new category of Senate employees with costs ranging up to 41 million dollars annually plus space. Proponents say it would boost junior and minority participation.
About 6,000 operating engineers walked off the job in the Philadelphia area after rejecting a new contract offer. The pause halted large construction projects including work on Interstate 95, while workers seek a substantial rise from the current 12.10 per hour wage and benefits package.
Catholic supporters argue that gathering near the sacred spot of alleged Marian appearances is not worship and that the shrine was never officially condemned. They say Rome investigates visions, a claim denied by Bishop Freking, as pamphlets and cures spread interest nationally and abroad. Anniversaries of the 1950 visions draw followers to Necedah.
Senior citizens celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Week with proclamations by Patricia Threse of the Frederick County Commission on Aging. The events run through Friday with luncheons and special programs in Emmitsburg May 1, Weedsboro May 7, and a final May 9 luncheon in Frederick where Mrs Throne will speak. Volunteers support senior citizen programs across Frederick County.
Two Frederick City youths escaped serious injuries Friday when a car driven by Jeffrey W. Smith failed to slow for a sharp curve on Edeewood Church Road near Sharkstown Road and hit an embankment at about 12 15 pm. Smith, 17, of Carrollton Drive, was charged with excessive speed. passenger Jerry L. Crouse, 17, of Redwood Avenue, also involved.
About 25 000 U S servicemen remain in Thailand mostly air force at four upcountry bases. The force is half the 1968 69 peak and reflects shifting regional roles as Thai MPs call for U S withdrawal amid South Vietnam turmoil.
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