Firemen seek unified voice for county departments
Frederick County fire chiefs and police groups push to fold into a single Frederick County Firemen's Association voice. A public hearing is set for December 4 at Winchester Hall to discuss funding, licensing tags, and central coordination for emergency services.
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Dorsey
County Association
Chiefs Association
Fire Police
Frederick County Chiefs Association
Frederick County Police
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
FCFA
Winchester Hall
Robert Renner
Edward Gaver
James Morgan
William Moore
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
FC VA
Kenneth Crum
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Department of Motor Vehicles
Robert Isenner
Donald Trimmer
Central Alarm
Frederick County Fire Police Association
Firemen’s Association
Citizens Truck Company
Frederick
Middletown Fire Company
Myersville Fire Company
Brunswick
Don Novotny
National Bureau of Standards
Nixon urged to campaign in N H primary
In French Lick Indiana AP report Governor Walter Peterson says President Nixon should make personal appearances in New Hampshire for the early 1972 primary. He argues a short campaign showing the No 1 man could help Nixon’s re election effort even without a full statewide blitz.
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French Lick
Ind
Nixon
New Hampshire
Walter Peterson
Peterson
Jackson Tosses Hat Into Ring
Sen. Henry M. Jackson announces candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination amid criticism of Nixon and calls to restore jobs. He cites high unemployment, shrinking U.S. industry and rising deficits while stressing trusted leadership and opposition to extremism.
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Washington
Ienry M. Jackson
Nixon
U.S
Jackson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adlai EK. Stevenson
White House
America
Snohomish County
Wash
Congress
Sen. Edmunds
Muskie
D-Maine
Attica
N.Y
Senate battles over using federal funds for campaigns stall tax cut
In Washington Republicans resist quick action as Democrats steer a campaign funding provision onto the tax bill. The vote tally of 49 to 46 backed the amendment against GOP efforts to kill it, with three Democrats crossing lines. The fight delays the president's tax-cut plan amid looming 1972 campaigns and heavy party fundraising costs.
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Washington
Senate
Nixo
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Scott
Treasury
Woman Draft Mixup Shows Woman Seeks Exemption
Riverside woman Helen Walker, 56, receives a draft notice from San Diego board addressed to Mrs. Helen Walker. A physician’s letter suggested to prove a defect, but officials say a mixup occurred and discuss invalidity. Walker hoped to be a pilot but faces uncertainty as to reporting for a physical.
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Snafu
Riverside
Calif
Helen Walker
Morning Mail
Selective Service Board 140
San Diego
Armed Forces
Clara Yeoman
Miss Yeoman
Secret Service Considers Women for Special Agent Posts
The Secret Service weighs seven women under 30 for its chief investigative job as special agents joining 1111 male staff guarding the president, currency, and foreign missions. They would receive equal pay and training if selected.
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Secret Service
Washington
Eugene T. Rassides
Treasury Department
Laurie Beth Anderson
Watchung
Kathyrne Clark
Colorado
Phyllis F. Shantz
Rome
N.Y
Denise M Ferrenz
Washington Area
Sue Ann
John W. Warner Jr
EPA
Warner
Mansfield Proposes Pacific Peace Talk
Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield urged a four power Pacific peace conference including the United States, Soviet Union, China and Japan. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University about following Nixon trips to Peking and Moscow. He said direct contact could stabilize a nuclear converging situation and allow a fourth input when needed.
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Baltimore
Mansfield
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