Police Community Night Pushes Police Complaint Committee
Amid charges of a double standard of justice toward blacks a forum at the Community Information and Training Center proposed a committee to channel complaints to police officials. Major Charles Main defended the Brown case while a black child asked about unequal laws. officials pledged ongoing investigations and equal treatment.
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Community Information and Training Center
Eleanor Brown
Charles V. Main
Brown
Main
Major Main
George Dredden
Human Relations Council
Dredden
Emmitsburg Group Proposes Expanded School With Community Center
A citizens committee in Emmitsburg presented the Frederick County Board of Education a plan to expand the local elementary school to include town park facilities health services library services a teen center and a community center. The group chaired by PTA president Kenneth Fields hopes the board will incorporate the community center into renovation plans with state funding expected this summer and land purchases for expansion.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick County Board of Education
PTA
Kenneth Fields
Fields
M. L. Reynolds
Citizens’ Group
Board of Education
Bushey and Barry
Breakfast With Betsy Denmother at The Plaza
Richard Lebherz portrays Betsy Palmer as Plaza Hotel den mother during Plaza Week in New York. Betsy mingles with dignitaries, maids, and guests, sharing warm chats and lunch in Palm Court and the Green Tulip as renovations spark hotel chatter.
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News-Post
Richard Lebherz
New York City
New York
Plaza Hotel
58Th Street
Betsy Palmer
America
Betsy
Palm Court
Missy
State Leaders At Odds On Solving Problems
Governor Mandel tells Maryland Chamber attendees that government cannot rely on business for solutions and must seek industry implementation. The discussion at Bedford Springs included Del. John Amick voicing concern over pollution and auto insurance failures.
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Marvin Mandel
Maryland
State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bedford Springs
Frederick
Maryland Chamber
Western Maryland
James W. Freeman
Frederick Gas Co
Gov. Mandel
del. John S. Amick
Central Credit Union Receives Charter At Frederick Ceremony
The Central Frederick Federal Credit Union was officially chartered at a ceremony at Frederick High School with officials including Congressman Goodloe Byrom and NCUA administrator Herman Nickerson Jr. Presentations highlighted more than 1500 dollars in seed money from local supporters and industry leaders. The event drew 25 organizers and community figures, pledging ongoing support as the new credit union moves toward full operation.
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Glenmore V. Rice
Charles R. Brooks
Boyd
National Credit Union
Herman Nickerson Jr
Rosenfeld
Stephen Pirk
NCUA
Harrisburg
Nickerson
Brooks
Frederick High School
News-Post
Central Frederick
Arlene Boyd
Frederick County Community Action Agency
George Seaton
Fire Prevention Week: Frederick's Fire Hazards Not Yet Controlled
Frederick volunteers warn old buildings lack updated fire protection amid a series on Fire Prevention Week. Fire crews cite inadequate walls and sprinklers as major risks, noting no systematic city inspections and limited authority to act, despite high fire losses in 1970 and ongoing danger on weekdays when volunteers are scarce.
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Phil Niklaus
Frederick City
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Hiltner
Richard Morgan
Citizens Truck Company
Market Street
Nixon Freeze Drops Wholesale Prices
Wholesale prices fell in September the first full month of the Nixon wage price freeze with the largest seasonal decline in five years. The index eased three tenths to 114.5 base with raw farm products land imported goods not covered by the freeze driving most of the drop.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Justice Department
Chicago
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
William Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
Senate House Economic Committee
Phase 2 Plan Tied to Productivity and Wages
President Nixon unveils Phase 2 economic package aimed at wage price controls based on productivity. Details to be explained in a live address. expectations include limited profit controls and possible medical cost checks.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Per Marchour
U.S
Cost of Living Council
Organized Labor
Manage
Weather Turns Chilly Tonight With 30s Dip Ahead
The forecast calls for mid 30s tonight with nippy conditions through the weekend. Wednesday's high reached 73 degrees and last night’s low was 50 as skies clear and winds ease.
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Mercury
County Thurmont Ambulance Calls and Jail Population
Thurmont and Emmitsburg units respond to cigarette vending machine incident at a gas station. Ambulance calls show 15 emergencies, 1 routine. Jail population lists 29 males, 0 females, and 2 juveniles.
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Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Long-Nose Tapir On The Loose In Frederick County
David Fisher encounters a large brown animal with a long nose along Catoctin Hollow Road. the tapir escaped from Virginia several weeks ago. Zoo owner Richard Hahn warns of danger from traffic and hunters and urges people not to approach. The tapir hides near Cunningham Falls Park as trapping efforts continue.
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David Fisher
Frederick County
Catoctin Hollow
Fisher
Virginia
Richard Hahn
Catoctin Mountain Zoo
Cunningham Falls Park
Hahn
Thomas Favors Work Requirements for Welfare Recipients
State Senator Edward P. Thom as supports a bill in the 1972 Maryland General Assembly requiring all able bodied welfare recipients to accept uncompensated public works jobs to remain eligible. The plan mirrors New York law and would have recipients claimed in person at the State Employment Office and registered to work.
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Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Carroll
Maryland General Assembly
New York
Thomas
Welfare aid for strikers clears hurdle
Maryland lawmakers move to extend welfare benefits to striking workers clearing the first hurdle with a 7-2 vote in the fiscal program evaluation committee. The bill faces further committee reviews before reaching the General Assembly as a federal court considers eligibility rule conflicts.
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Annapolis
Legislative Council
Maryland
General Assembly
Del
Richard Grumbacher
D-Washington
Rita C. Davidson
Employment and Social Services
Marvin Mandel
Market Rally Extends Into Thursday with Dow Gain
New York stocks extended a rally begun late Wednesday. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 5.77 points to 906.32 at 10:30 a.m. as trading continued.
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New York
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