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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1969

Page

2

Taxpayers League backs budget restraint in Frederick County

President Charles E. Callins of the board of coin commissioners supports the new Citizens Taxpayers League. Leaders led by Robert E. Dailey Sr. aim to work with the commissioners to curb budget increases and trim unnecessary expenditures while acknowledging some realty tax rise is likely. Mutual restraint and shared goals of good government are urged as the process moves to tax rate setting.

Charles E. Callins Board of Coin Commissioners Citizens’ Taxpayers' League Collins Frederick County Robert E. Dailey Sr Board of County Commissioners New Taxpayers’ League Taxpayers’ League Board of County Comissioners

Pipeline Progress Signals Frederick County Growth

Frederick County moves ahead on a water line from the Potomac River to Eastalco near Buckeystown as part of a multi‑million project tied to the new aluminum plant. Excavation for a river pumping station began, with full capacity expected by early next year and limited water by October. A $6 million bond issue funds the line and related facilities, including $1.5 million for the Monocacy Tuscarora sewage interceptor.

Frederick County Potomac River Eastalso Buckeystown Francis Cook Eastalco Cook Monocacy-Tuscarora

New Board of Education President Richard R. Kline

Richard R. Kline is elected president of the Board of Education, a native of Frederick County and businessman, with a career including Economy Oil in Frederick and a Korean War service as a first lieutenant. Chris T. Matthews is chosen as vice president, a University of Maryland graduate employed at Fort Detrick, and a long-time Frederick County resident.

Richard R. Kline Board of Education Frederick County Economy Oil Company Frederick Middletown Margaret Mitchell Hood College Buckeystown Frederick High School Mercersburg Academy Franklin and Marshall College Kline Chris T. Matthews University of Maryland Fort Detrick Mary Lee Smalser

Vietnam Letter Praises Young American GI

A brother writes from Bien Hoa Air Force Base in Vietnam praising the young Marine soldiers fighting abroad. He describes them as beardless, fresh from high school, tough and brave, with basic skills from weaponry to first aid. The letter honors their sacrifice and emphasizes their crucial role for freedom.

Contention over Frederick County sex education in public schools

The Frederick County Ministerium says no pornographic material was found in pilot sex education materials used for third to sixth graders and notes opposition remains strong in Emmitsburg Wolfsville and Unionville. The debate echoes nationwide with bills to ban sex education in several states and federal funding risks. Local readers offer contrasting views on parental roles, clergy guidance, and the proper setting for such instruction amid a heated public controversy.

Frederick County Emmitsburg Wolfsville Unionville Lberal Drederick County Clerjsy Queministerium McAns Treforick Jachin Arizona California Iowa Nevada New Jersey New York Oklahoma Tennessee Washington Publc Marvin Mandel NETM Congress Leiba Ve Gena de Fey John Birch Sociey Noomeins Dragmage Merc

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Just Files May 21 1919

Yesterday fifty years past in Frederick County reports on wool prices from a U S Bureau expert urging growers to seek twenty cents more per pound. Plans for the annual old folks meeting at United Gretchen Church Myersville include short addresses by venerable citizens and a Wey era service. Harmony prevailed at the Democratic City Convention at the courthouse as the ticket was filled for June. The peach drop near Smithsburg is expected to be light with only twenty percent of orchards sprayed, leaf curd disease causing fruit to drop.

Frederick County U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Frederick County Sheep Growers Association United Gretchen Church Myersville Wey Smithsburg

Traffic control change aims to ease city flow

Twenty years ago the News Post notes a shift from simultaneous to progressive traffic control sequencing as the first free step by city officials and local businessmen to improve city traffic. Frederick receives Civil Air Patrol gear including two VHF radio sets and 60 cadet manuals. state police move 15 people to Frederick Memorial Hospital after two head on crashes on Route 410. seven teens among the over four vehicles injured. a violent thunderstorm brings almost 1.5 inches of rain and spectacular lightning over Frederick.

Phederick Prederi¢h Civil Air Patrol Frederick Memorial Hospital New Market

Statewide office consolidation reshapes Maryland government

Maryland plans a long range program to centralize offices in Baltimore and Annapolis. Phase one includes a $1 million Court Building and a $5.5 million Natural Resources Building in Annapolis, while Baltimore will house a Health Laboratories complex and a parking under elevated malls. The project consolidates scattered agencies to cut costs and reduce taxpayer travel, with 90 staff in Baltimore and 85 in Annapolis dedicated to maintaining the new main campuses.

St. Mary's City Annapolis Baltimore Rowe Boulevard State House Naval Academy Stadium Tom Frederick County Parole Board Roads and Health Roads Commission West Preston Mount Royal Preston Street Taylor Avenue Maryland Vladimir A. Wahbe Courts of Appeals and Special Appeals Natural Resources Parole Center

Debate over sex education in Frederick County schools

County Commissioners face scrutiny over sex education program funding and evaluation. Critics urge detailed accounting of expenditures and an independent cost assessment of the ongoing curriculum review amid calls for clearer budgetary oversight and process transparency.

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