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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1971
Page
11
Several obituaries and funeral notices reveal Edward Samuel Baker 34 of Lovettsville and Jack C Beall Jr 21 of Clarksburg among those mourned. Also listed are Hazel M Stoner Florence May Grams Mamie J Fyler and Ethel May Crawford with details of their births, spouses, children, churches, and interment plans.
Funeral services for Clark Sterling Kamper of 151 W South St were held Monday at Quinn AME Church with Rev Mack B Simp son officiating. Interment in Fairview Cemetery. Also funeral services for Julia Jeans Smith of Frederick were held Monday at Robert E Daily and Son Funeral Home with Rev David C Dawson officiating. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Farm Bureau officials weigh a pesticide bill in Congress as a reasonable compromise while stressing farmer responsibilities. They foresee debates over sales tax exemptions for production supplies and a lower truck license fee. Calls to monitor gasoline tax refunds and avoid eliminating small race tracks persist as sessions address farm assess ment, tractor registration, and related measures.
Mr and Mrs Bob Jones of Los Angeles and Mrs Martha Yanos Shelhorse of Ft Worth returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Yanos at 611 Charles St. They aided the Yanos in celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary while Mrs Yanos convalesced after a February stroke. Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Stall of Mountaindale observe their 10th wedding anniversary today.
The piece discusses a Kennedy era cancer control bill, its shift toward a centralized executive leadership, and the debate over NIH versus independent NCI control. It notes observers' hopes for a bold, electorate-responsible cancer program and concerns about bureaucratic slowdowns without strong political direction. It mentions a likely House passage following a large Senate majority and the political pressures shaping the proposal.
Daniel Roff urged area pharmacists to aid a drug abuse information effort by sharing knowledge with Hotline and Project 103. He noted past help from two pharmacies in identifying drugs like a large red pill and discussed plans to develop an assay system with county pharmacists to study substances such as angel dust and orange sunshine.
New York AM Sen Clurgy S McGovern urged at a UN news conference that seating Communist China and ousting Taiwan was the proper choice. He called the vote a potential substantive victory for US interests and said it should not be read as a rebuke to US principles. He argued removal of the ban on Beijing aids UN legitimacy and urged temperate U.S. reactions.
In Saigon AP reports US Navy fighter bombers conducted the 70th strike inside North Vietnam this year after two surface-to-air missiles were fired at an AG Intruder 105 miles north of the DMZ. The aircraft fired one missile at the SAM site. outcome unknown. Meanwhile enemy gunners downed two helicopters near Pleiku, lifting American aircraft losses to eight thousand four dollars in Indochina war costs.
Maryland's unemployment rate fell from 5.9 percent to 4.8 percent in September as employment rose by 13,700 jobs. The state department cited recall of workers in steel and transportation and the reopening of facilities as factors. Baltimore metro area unemployment dropped from 6.9 percent to 5.4 percent with a fall in the local workforce.
The elephant ride time was moved from 11 am to 12 noon this Wednesday. Senators Mathias and Beall will escort Republican Senators Scott and Schweiker as elephants depart from the circus trucks on Delaware Avenue NEF and parade to the Capitol.
Discharges over the past three days include David Wayne Morgan Mrs Catherine E Burdette Miss Annie Crutcher Mrs Jane Hargett Mrs Patricia Ann Whipp Rose Marie Flanagan James K R Brachey Mrs Pearl F Mathey Charles Clifford Doll Mrs Mary Corimo Snyder Mrs Linda Dixon Mrs Patricia Dutrow Donald Beall Mrs Prisellla Cummins Mrs Beatrice Luter Mrs Rosalie May Gregory Fulmer Mrs Thelma Stone Mrs Rosa Ieliciano Mrs Naomi Redmond Mrs Annie Nicholson all of Frederick Aloo Mrs Kuk Ja Chun Mrs Barbara E Shull Joseph Coffman Brunswick Mrs Lois Few Mrs Shirley Hees Walkersville Mrs Eleanor Kepler Mieslois Burrier Middletown Mrs Mildred Cling M A Wal ton M Q Abry Francis Deluryn Woodbridge Va Alvwh Young Detour Mrs Nancy Rogers Blue Ridge Summit
The article explains how holography records three dimensional images using a laser and photo graphic plate. It notes Gabor’s prize for electronic structure work, the fortune of holography as a global business, and potential medical uses such as ultraradiosonography.
Fred erick resident Donald Butts reported three youths ages 15 to 17 assaulted him in the Plaza lot on South Court Street. One teen smashed a side vent window. Butts fired a starter pistol but the assailants fled toward West Patrick Street. He protected his 15 month old daughter and sustained a cut finger from glass or a razor blade. Police did not locate the youths.
Obituary note for Carroll Richard Schilt, died February 18 1969, with a memorial verse. Mentions include Mrs John W Bear of Burkittsville and Mrs Albert Y Boileau of Middletown, hospitalizations and recoveries. Also lists church notices and upcoming fundraisers and bake sales with itemized prices.
The Frederick Optimist Club expresses appreciation to all contributors for the Magic & Variety Show, noting funds will support youth work and praising the impact on many children for at least one day. Also lists local notices for events and services around Frederick, Mt. Airy, and surrounding areas.
Readable ads list Colonial Beauty Salon in Welly's Market Bid at West Main Emmitsburg Maryland with phone 447-5261. Nearby entries advertise Dickerson Market products Savage Mountain Stone and Palisades offerings, pancake breakfast near Middletown, TASTEE FREEZE near 40-A, and various local services from contractors to piano tuning with contact numbers.
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