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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1970
Page
4
Carroll County pupils at Sykesville Middle School offered a composite portrait of an outstanding teacher. They described a teacher who cares, stays patient, loves the job, and earns trust, with traits ranging from fairness and honesty to dedication and responsiveness to students.
An Orlando Evening Star editorial condemns disc jockeys and controversial lyrics harming youths, urging parental oversight and public complaints to sponsors. A Kentucky highway project halts seven miles of route realignment to spare a giant pin oak, with a roadside park planned nearby amid added costs and delays.
Howard County residents condemn recent Letters To The Editor practices in Frederick County paper accusing nonlocal letters and editor replies of bias. Charles J. Swet of Mt. Airy calls for restoring a hands off approach while Howard candidate critiques late election time poll as improper use of taxpayer funded stationery and noncompliant with disclosure rules.
The piece argues that the labor movement and church are part of the American Establishment yet should focus on forgotten workers like migrants and youth. It recalls historic Christian involvement in justice, cites Speer’s critique of exploitative labor, and urges unions and churches to aid the laboring poor beyond institutional interests.
A seven year old boy who lit a match beside a strawrick caused a fire on Charles N. Reeder’s farm on October 3, 1920 after the match fell into the straw. The blaze spread before help could arrive. The report also notes debt free status for the First Reformed Church of Brunswick with a mortgage burning ceremony planned, Frederick Athletic Club beat Gettysburg College reserves 13 to 0, Farmers Day crowds at Frederick Fair, and a Board of Education policy granting returning drafted teachers their positions without loss of standing.
Joe Eisenhauer reflects on Chester the office janitor known as Chester the Cleaner. Chester arrives early, greets everyone warmly, cleans diligently, and spreads cheer, earning deep respect for his thoughtful conduct and dedication beyond his duties.
A didactic poem about humans descending from monkeys contrasts with a lyrical meditation on October. The piece juxtaposes social critique with vivid autumn imagery describing leaves, wind, colors, and the emotional pull of the season to inspire renewal and ambition.
Barbara M. Morris running for the Maryland House of Delegates in Howard County advocates responsive representation. She criticizes the legislature and cites a poll suggesting voters oppose lowering the voting age. Address: 925 Chapel Avenue, Ellicott City, MD 21043.
The 1970 census used mail more extensively, marking the first decade with broad mail participation. Only one Republican ticket, Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon, had been elected twice as president and vice president.
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