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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1971
Page
4
A wide critique of courtroom disruption and political activism highlights the Bobby Seale case, Mayday demonstrations, and the role of the FBI. The piece argues that licensure and leniency erode justice while praising restrained policing and urging firm actions against radicalism. It also cites economists and public figures on deficits and guaranteed wages.
A broad environmental warning profiles toxic air and water, cites lead in modern bones, and proposes Kirkland Hall College near Easton Maryland as a College of Ecology. It will offer outdoor study, pollution research, and civic reform advocacy to mobilize 45 million readers.
Letter from New Market resident raises concerns about Humble Oil proposed six parcel rezoning to B2/B3 and sewer hookup. Criticizes Sanitary Commission and board bias, urges pre meeting guidelines and town protection against external control. Calls attention to potential growth impact and local governance before June 3 Board decision.
The Hustler boss has not decided whether Ramsey, Sailor or Blethen will start against the Hagerstown Champs as they travel to Maryland. It is believed Mowrey will send Phillips, the Champs’ star hurler from last season, to the mound in the opener. Bundle Week promotes donation of clothing and shoes via Near East Relief to aid people in the Levant. The Maryland Adjutant General notes National Guard summer encampment will occur in late July. Frederick marks a first with two men serving as mayor in harmony as Rice and Munshower share duties. Hood Forward aims for a 300000 goal. Frederick County PTA study group conducts its final meeting at Frederick High School.
Secretary Elliot Richardson of HEW urged a tri level government approach with a federal base and strong state and local legs. He warned against centralized health programs while supporting targeted revenue sharing to boost education for the disadvantaged and ensure fiscal accountability. He noted rising population and the need to create jobs amid expanding government obligations.
David Lawrence warns that price competition and imports harm US firms as wage scales strain production. He cites rising unemployment, fragile profits, and potential postal rate hikes adding to business costs. He notes fear of labor votes hindering wage and price restraint actions as recovery remains uncertain.
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