Canal politics and a new postponed baby trend
The Free State Warrior column denounces Maryland Senators Sarbanes and Mathias and President Carter over Panama Canal and Guantanamo Base policies. It also notes a rise in births among women 30 to 34 in 1976, labeling a “postponed” baby trend as potentially shaping future demographics, economy, and Social Security.
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Maryland
American Legion
U.S
Carter
Panama Canal
Free State Warrior
Department of Maryland
Calvin E. Patton
United States
Castro
Guantanamo Bay
Panama
Guantanamo Naval Base
American
Sarbanes
Mathias
Torrejos
USA
Cmdr. Patton
Vir
White House
Canal
Guantanamo
National Center For Health Statistics
Readers defend unions and urge farmers to protect jobs
A reader derides Jack Gardiner's view on unions and recounts personal union experience while praising miners and construction workers. The letter also endorses the Generic Drug Law and urges informed health care choices, featuring Estelle G Cohen, Public Commissioner of Maryland Board of Pharmacy, and a plea to save the CABLE-Car for adult education.
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Estelle G. Cohen
Maryland Board of Pharmacy
W. Preston St
Baltimore
Bees, clubs, and night classes headline 1898 Frederick items
Fifty years ago in May 1898 a swarm gathered on Fifth and Market, then formed a tree in front of G and W Grocery, blocking traffic. The Frederick Bowling League banquet at Wayside Inn followed by treasury discussions on forming a new group. The New Market Woman's Club met at Mrs. V. W. Nicodemus with 12 members and two visitors, each sharing American history. Bertha Adkins urged women to use influence for good as Zonta clubs spoke nearby. Fort Detrick showcased Chemical Corps exhibits for Armed Forces Day, while cables and night classes drew rural attendees, urging continued access to adult education via the Cable-Car.
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Fifth
Market Streets
G. and W
NEW Market Woman's Club
V. W. Nicodemus
Monrovia
Maryland Drug Raids Seize Millions In Marijuana Cash And Dope
Maryland police cracked a major marijuana ring with raids that recovered over 2 600 pounds of cannabis and more than 1 million dollars in cash including 700 000 at a Stevensville farm and a ton at a Glen Burnie warehouse. The discovery occurred amid concerns over paraquat contamination and a push for legalization and tax revenue.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Baltimore County
Stevensville
Glen Burnie
U.S
American Medical Association
American Bar Associateo
Saeters Fer Anid
Medicaid scams and misused funds in health care
A Washington round up of Medicaid and Medicare abuses reveals multiple schemes across states. Hospital officials, dentists, doctors, and nursing home administrators are accused of fabricating needs, misusing funds, and billing for nonessential or personal expenses.
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Washington
St. Louis
New York
California
Kentucky
New Jersey
North St. Louis General Hospital
North St. Louis
Medicare
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Washington, D.C
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Tramaville
Dave Goeller
Associated Press
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David Bebnew
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