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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1970
Page
7
Frankfort Kentucky AP reports the state awarded a $10 million contract to a private firm to construct a comprehensive training center for the mentally retarded in a rural Southeast Kentucky area.
Kansas City readers are urged to try a new inconspicuous rupture device. The ad promises comfort and easy wear with no leg straps or bulky pads and offers a free 30 day trial plus a separate 4.95 truss gift upon trying. Send for a circular to Physicians Appliance Company in Kansas City Missouri.
Sixty members of the Frederick County Retired Teachers Association gathered at Betty's Restaurant East Street for the fall luncheon. Rev Guy P Bready gave the invocation as Dr Wilbur Devilbiss announced Maryland State Retired Teachers Association activities. New 15 members were welcomed. officers reported on finances by the treasurer and by laws committee.
Cartoonist Al Capp and Martha Mitchell will serve as host and cohost at a salute to the vice president dinner November 12 at the Sheraton Park Hotel. The event honors Spiro T. Agnew’s campaign efforts and is staged by the Republican National Committee in Washington AP reports.
Commercial operation begun this month for the second of three 540 000 kilowatt units at Hatfield's Ferry power station on the Monongahela River in Greene County Pa The plant owned by Potomac Edison Company and two Allegheny Power System subsidiaries will receive 20 percent of the power produced West Penn Power operates the station The APS system capacity grew about 14 percent with the new unit The first unit has operated since December 1969 The third unit is scheduled to go online in Fall 1971
Frederick Community College students and instructor W R Post will visit Fort Detrick’s STRATCOM East Coast Tele communications Center on November 5 at 10 am to witness the 1005 Data Processing Unit in operation. Escort officer Dominick F Mattiello will accompany them. Ceylon sold 37.3 million lbs of tea to S Africa in 1969.
Doctors tested a formulation that relieves burning itching and swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues without affecting the vein. In hundreds of patients it provided hours of relief without narcotics or astringents. The medication used in tests is Preparation H available over the counter as ointment or suppository.
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