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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1979
Page
4
In a special issue supplement the Frederick area presents the names of graduating seniors. The piece urges graduates to pursue college, trade training, or entry into the labor market with goals, punctuality, and hard work. It stresses the job market, local business support, and the value of profits in a free enterprise setup for future opportunities.
The Wall Street Journal notes that Iowa farmers halted planting when diesel ran short, but the underlying issue was price controls rather than a true fuel shortage. DOE reimposed allocation, favoring farm use while rationing nonfarm demand, illustrating the flaws of queuing in scarce energy.
A letter from the Montgomery County Department of Transportation invites Frederick origin or destination commuters to consider vanpools. Three vanpools run from Frederick to Rockville and Aspen Hill with more planned. Readers can call 4684065 or 770-POOL for details.
The FBI has opened a criminal inquiry into Howard Morland author of The H-Bomb Secret, challenging whether he used classified data. Morland contends the piece relies on public sources and authorized facility tours, while critics warn of a chilling effect on journalism and sources.
County tax rate for the new year likely remains at 1.29 per 100 of assessed valuation. Frederick Jayvees beat Brunswick 7-4 to close their season at 2-6. Goodloe E. Byron was named Frederick County Attorney. The Frederick County Agricultural Society will host fall night shows during fair week. St John’s Brownie Troop No 41 visited the News-Post offices. Around 6,000 to 7,000 elementary students from 26 schools will march in the annual folk dance festival at Baker Park. Frederick High School led in two of three events under Underwood Company sponsorship. 1st in two events and 2nd in one. Mrs. Michael E. Pue spoke to the Frederick Rotary Club on “Our Less Fortunate Neighbors.”
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