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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1971
Page
2
Fireman Lou Dorsey urged Frederick County fire groups to unify and appeal for help when facing commissioners and the legislative delegation. Officials wear many hats for housing employment and education issues, but the piece argues for officials to adopt an open minded, gutsy approach on a pressing public matter.
A call to public officials at all government levels to adopt the black hat of understanding and work with both black and white communities to end racism. The message urges cooperation across housing, employment, education, law enforcement, and religion, stressing inclusive action and timely progress.
An opinion piece argues that 80 percent of serious offenses go unsolved in 1970 with only 20 percent arrests. It notes murder and rape have higher arrest rates while burglaries and thefts lag, and that many convicted criminals avoid incarceration or are not punished fully.
A New York communications engineer, John A. Wiedeman, has invented a self-collapsing toothpaste tube with a heat-set permanent curl that rolls up as paste is used. He holds U.S. Patent No. 3,604,595, praised as a domestic harmony breakthrough with wider social implications.
The article argues the U.S. adopts a guided economy allowing price and wage adjustments within broad guidelines to curb inflation. It cites ambitions for productivity gains, currency reform, and international trade stability, noting government support and potential wage or price variances beyond set averages. It also covers El Paso Natural Gas securing U.S. subsidies and loans to import Algerian gas, with related political ties and a wiretap scare affecting Senator Gravel.
Letters from Lynn Street residents in Sugar Loaf Estates accuse Mr Masood of ignoring a hazardous bus stop route near Roderick Road where 24 children wait amid traffic and powerline trucks. They urge a Transportation Department shift toward safer student service and accountability.
Shoppers fill Frederick stores on Thanksgiving Eve November 22 1921 as heavy frost and low temps set the scene for holiday meals with turkey stuffing sauerkraut mashed potatoes and pies. Federated Charities sees steady support per Rev J Paul Wright. Community forum planned on 1952 school budget at Parkway School. Free Kindergarten children present fruit to Officer Marshall Murray.
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