Summer job push for Frederick area youths gains backing
Frederick area youths face a post school job rush as school ends June 15, with local employers urged to hire for summer slots. The piece notes benefits for youths and communities, highlights the Frederick County Personnel Officers Association, and cites rising national teen employment prospects, coupled with federally funded programs and a June hiring surge.
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Frederick
Frederick County Personnel Officers Association
Washington
Empire Company completes track laying on Baltimore and Ohio line
Yesterday May 25, 158 workers finished double track work between Point of Rocks and Germantown on the Metropolitan branch. About 15 months were spent laying track and upgrading the line. Empire Company of Wilmington Del and Wang Construction Company of Cumberland led the project with several hundred men employed.
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Point of Rocks
Germantown
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Empire Company of
Wumingo
Del
Wang Construction Company
Cumberae
Crisis in Education Shrinks Cleveland School Budget
The Cleveland school system won a $9.3 million reprieve to end the school year, funded by Ohio but exhausting state aid for 1978. With a June 6 levy rejected, questions loom on reopening after summer and the broader crisis of funding, property taxes, and unequal school support nationwide.
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Burch
Carcich
Baltimore Swi
Carvick
Mandel
W. Dale Hess
Maryland Penitentiary
David Ross
Careich
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
California
Ford Palm Springs fund raiser nets big for GOP candidates
A May 6 Republican dinner at Gerald Ford’s Palm Springs home drew $1,000 per couple with early golf and cocktails. Guests included Gerald Ford, Billy Casper, Eva Gabor, Joey Heatherton, and Brad O’Leary’s campaign firm. Proceeds supported Senators Baker and Tower, plus Hayakawa and Schmitt. Estimated receipts from the event reached a substantial figure.
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Washington
NEA
Palm Springs
Calif
Gerald R. Ford
Billy Casper
Ford
Leonard K. Firestone
Belgium
Richard Nixon
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
John G. Tower
Texas
Tower
Baker
Sens
I. Hayakawa
R-Calif
Harrison H. Schmitt
R-N.m
Hollywood
Otto Preminges
Eva Gabor
Joey Heatherton
Brad O'Leary
Texas Republican Party
The
Management Roup
O'Leary
GOP
Ford Party
Fa Aw
Labor racketeering and mob ties plague unions and Hoffa case
Washington column links Briguglio and Provenzano to mob control of Local 580 and labor racketeering, tying unsolved Hoffa disappearance to Mafia influence in unions. The piece cites Senate testimony, Justice Department files, and FBI records alleging extortion, theft, kickbacks, and wiretaps. It also reports on Hoover era covert actions against MLK and Coretta King.
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Annapolis
Francis B. Burch
Guido John Carcich
Burch
Carcich
Paramore i Veeing Sun
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Washington
Salvatore Briguglio
Manhattan
Jimmy Hoffa
Briguglio
Teamsters Local 540
Union City
N.J
Tony Pro
Anthony Provenzano
Hoffa
Provenzano
America
Justice Department
Senate Investigations Committee
Robert Stewart
Newark
Teamsters Union
Stewart
Brigagno
Tony Castellito
Senate
Ralph Picardo
Picardo
Hiss
Union
Nunzio
Commosone Ta Ls
New York Teamsters Conference
United States
Hoover
FB Fies
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
King
Coretta
Ralph Aberraniy
New York City
Atlanta
Stl
Coretta King
Ralph Abernathy
Justice
John Mitchell
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A. LeRoy McCardell
W. F. Childs Jr
Robert L. Warfield
J. J. Schmidt
Coolidge
Gettysburg
Frederick County Board of Education
Old Annapolis Road
MD. 75
Harry V. Frushour
Church of the Brethren
Frederick County
Lander
Eisenhower
Mount St. Mary's College
Crisis In Education
White House
Congress
Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Jack Anderson
Brigagtie
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