Green Valley opens new open plan school with eco focus
Green Valley School dedicated on Md 80 amid 33 acres of woodland. The building features an open plan design aimed at individualized instruction and flexible teaching, with ground breaking for Myersville Elementary on the same day and a policy to complement the environment.
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Green Valley School
Green Valley
Myersville Elementary School
Myersville
Chris T. Matthews
Board of Education
MD. 80
MD. 75-80
Frederick County
Valley
Jefferson
Acheson the moral pillar of diplomacy and duty
The article recalls Dean Acheson as secretary of state a man of integrity who faced impossible foreign policy choices with dignity. It highlights his struggles over Indochina his insistence on allies and Europe as a frontline defense and his unwavering stand on Alger Hiss amid McCarthyism. It notes his personal courage in publicly siding with a friend and the lasting impression of his principled approach to diplomacy even when outcomes were uncertain.
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Dean Acheson
United States
Indochine
Paris
Europe
Soviet Union
Italy
France
Acheson
Indochina
Asheson
Ats
India
Pakistan
Indonesia
State Department
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Readers speak on bus routes and editorial conduct
Letters to the editor complain about bus routes for children and a criticizing editorial. Patty Thornhill and Sally Speicher contest bus safety, road maintenance, and the framing of sewer hook up issues in Walkersville Maryland with calls for responsible action and apologies.
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St. John’s
Masood
Fout
Jess Smith
Board of Education
Burgess Gilmore Trout
Walkersville
Maryland
Burgess Trout
The
Sanitary Commission
Magaha
Master Plumbers Association
South
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
Sally Speicher
Farmoere
Ilwaya
A Glance At Election 1972 By David Lawrence
Washington analysis notes that 1972 campaigns will be largely local in impact. Economic conditions and a possible third party shape the race, with Nixon aiming for re election and Democrats seeking a unifying candidate. Voter turnout and campaign spending are expected to rise nationwide.
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David Lawrence Washington
Nixon
White House
Indo-China
South
Senate report details Boyle abuses in United Mine Workers fund
A secret Senate Labor Subcommittee report accuses UMW leader Tony Boyle of misusing union funds to boost his re election campaign. It cites inflated district loans and dust committeemen salaries, and notes that most campaign money came from union hierarchy rather than rank and file. Investigators faced stiff resistance, including threats and a district official who allegedly carried a concealed weapon. The document has been sent to the Justice Department as federal probes begin.
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Washington
Senate
United Mine Workers
Tony Boyle
Justice Department
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Boyle
Jack Yablonski
Labor Department
Harrison Williams
Dn.j
UMW
Yablonski
United Mine Workers of America
Hunters to flood fields as new rifles reach hands
The piece notes hundreds of new hunters will take to the fields after game season as date of guns and rifles are figured. Frederick dealers report sharp sales gains over last year with many daily purchases.
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Freerick
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