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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1975
Page
2
OCR text shows scattered numbers and names with odd phrases like Beaty Gamage and Opus 6 A. It mentions prices such as 1660 and 3800 and references teams or groups with unclear context. The readable items resemble a damaged ad or listing page with inconsistent formatting.
In a Frederick County sponsored view Older Americans Month advocates decry ageism as a form of discrimination on par with racism and sexism. Louis Harris survey finds 37 percent of retirees forced to quit. Executives report 79 percent acknowledge bias in hiring and retirement.
The Rev. John Wm. Clough commends Frederick County EMTs and the life-saving response network. He notes Region II of Maryland EMS, MIEM in Baltimore, local instructors, volunteers, and the growing cadre of about 15 well-trained EMTs across 9 to 10 ambulance companies.
Miss Gertrude Nally of the Maryland League of Women Voters urged action at the state convention criticizing current laws affecting women in industry. Ethyl gasoline was being removed from Frederick County pumps and storage due to claims it released poisonous gases. Marva Theatres, Inc. extended a ten year lease at $15,005 par value expiring in 1990.
A USC-style profile of FCC School of Nursing graduates focusing on the 25 prospective associate degree holders. The piece notes age range, backgrounds, and on the job training across Frederick and Baltimore area facilities, including diverse paths, male students, and expected nursing careers amid shifts in the profession.
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