Community protests gun hunting in Gambrill State Park debate
Elmer I. Eshleman testifies at Frederick Community College hearing opposing gun hunting in Gambrill Park. He recalls families hiking and children seeing wildlife, arguing the park’s multi use should stay free of firearms to protect birds, animals and safe recreation amid statewide hearings on the issue.
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Department of Natural Resources
Frederick County
Gambrill State Park
Cunningham Falls State Park
Frederick Community College
FCC
Elmer I. Eshleman
Gambrill Park
Eshleman
Eshlemans
Gambrill
James B. Coulter
Community Protests Park Hunting Plan Delays Action
Frederick County residents protest a state parks hunting proposal delaying further hearings and studies. Mrs. M. Robert Ritchie condemns hunting in multi use parks saying it endangers nature lovers and education for children. An editorial in the Baltimore Sun voices strong opposition to opening park lands to hunters. A People’s Committee Against Hunting joins the outcry urging the Department of Natural Resources to rethink the policy.
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Frederick
Baltimore Sun
Tepentie
Maryland
Department of Natural Resources
Gunpowder
Patapsco
Rocks
Harford County
Phantom brakes scare Cadillac owners and probe GM
A March 1973 Center for Auto Safety report questions GM's handling of phantom brake failures in 1968-72 Cadillacs. Documents describe crashes and pedal fade, with several cases from New Kensington to Colorado and Georgia. The center seeks a federal probe and recalls if GM concealed defects.
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Ehrlichman
Malek
Klassen
Nixon
Washington
Richard Sprague
U.S
Tony Boyle
Sprague
White House
Boyle
Senate Watergate Committee
Bebe Rebozo
Rose Mary Woods
Donald
Edward
Senate
Otto Passman
Old House
Duke Ziebert
Passman
David Cahill
Dick Cheney
Cheney
General Motors
Cadillac
Center
Auto Safety
Detroit
Ethel Harris
New Kensington
Colorado
Georgia
Fleetwood
Pontiac
Center For Auto Safety
Illinois
Auto Safety Center
Oldsmobile
Delco Morraine
Transsportation Department
The Cost of Winning in American Sports
A critical essay argues that American sports culture pressures all levels from college to Little League to win at all costs. It warns this mindset may erode character and exclude nonathletic students, advocating rethinking physical education and even abolishing school team sports to focus on true learning.
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Waterloo
Eton
America
Ohio
Ambrose Brazelton
Freddies
May Day notes on J C Penney store plan and court repairs
Fifty years ago yesterday the plan to open a J C Penney Co store on North Market Street near the Lower Floor AC is underway with a projected September opening. Court improvements include relocating the second floor courtroom and new flooring, with drawings available soon. Memorial Day events in Thurman and Taneytown feature a local American Legion parade and church services.
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AC. McCardell
North Market Street
J.C. Penney Company
Cellene i
Cooper
Board OF Couaty Commissioners
Charles F. Bowers Wry
Ninrhosneth
Edwin U LA Reaga, Jr
Poetics of
Te American Legion
Thurman
Taneytown
Hearst Kidnap Case Seen Through Time Focus
Bruce Bioss argues in Washington that Patricia Hearst’s abductors were driven by momentary fantasies rather than lasting causes. He cites Field Marshal Cinque and Daniel Boorstin to warn against viewing relevance as present only, urging engagement with history to shape humane standards.
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Patricia Hearst
Field Marshal
Cinque
California
Daniel J. Boorstin
Boorstin
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Ted Klassen
Senate Post Office Committee
Postal Service
Malek Tol
Les Whitten
Mexico
Fat Freddies
Evelyn Ar
Bruce Bioss At
NEA
Brac
Berry's
MEA, Inc
Butch
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