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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1969
Page
2
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Mount Airy prepares a mid winter special election to authorize work on a new sewerage system with federal and state matching funds. Mayor Carl Smith urges strong citizen turnout as Congress grants add 41000 while prior pledges total 532000.
Kenneth Mullinix and his wife on Pine Knob Road accuse neighbors of turning land near their 58 acre farm into a public dump. They report beer cans furniture bags and paint cans polluting a spring used by farm animals and say state land nearby is also being littered. They say some perpetrators are newer residents unaware of the nearby Carroll County landfill and note several incidents including truck deliveries. The Mullinix urge county action to abate the nuisance and keep farmers on their property.
Representative Henry R. Gross of Iowa exposes a plan by a dozen Montgomery County youths to collect unemployment at 55 dollars weekly for four weeks, pool funds, rent a six bedroom house with pool and sauna, buy food and liquor, hire a cook, while retaining surplus. They reportedly qualify for food stamps and medicaid but have not claimed them. critics call them clever but improper.
A letter to the editor from Ray Redifer argues against the Sir ca us method and Com munist links, claiming tax money should not fund sex education and urging classroom lectures by doctors or nurses instead. The writer criticizes Siecus and urges a patriotism course and involvement of FBI agents and athletes in public education.
Governor Richard Ogilvie drives a revitalized Illinois GOP through new fundraising, a 30 to 35 person staff, and modern campaign techniques. The party, building on early wins and the 500 Club, aims to influence redistricting by 1970 while expanding funding and organizational strength under Victor Smith and the new Bureau of the Budget.
Historical notes recall Frederick’s name origin with a letter from Norman Hopwood, a Mt. Vernon resident, referencing Frederickburg Ohio. Opera House announces season with musical comedies Fair and Warmer What’s The Idea Listen Lester Miss Blue Eyes Experience and Flo Flo return.
The GOES study of Governor's volunteers highlights delays in staffing key centers such as the Penitentiary Reception Center due to budget and hiring freezes. It urges efficiency like centralized housekeeping, unified computer systems, and a pool for school supplies to save millions, while noting mixed reactions from department heads.
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