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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1969
Page
2
State Board Eyes Voluntary Sex Education Overhaul
A governor named study committee urges substantial changes to public school sex education. It favors voluntary courses with parental opt outs, staged from kindergarten to higher levels, and emphasizes separate boy and girl instruction with consistent reproductive information. The report calls for qualified teachers and locally developed materials, plus a Citizens' Advisory Committee. one member, Mrs. Genevieve Fleury, dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Marin Mandel
Citizens’ Advisory
Anit Pri
Genevieve C. Fleury
Montgomery County Approves Large Planned Neighborhood Zone
The County Council endorsed a vast 250 acre project north of Emory Grove Road near Gaithersburg. It envisions 1152 dwelling units yielding about 3742 residents, including 496 single family homes 271 townhouses and 365 garden apartments with schools parks and a commercial core. The plan integrates roads utilities water sewer and pedestrian walkways to support a growing central county boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
County Council
Emory Grove Road
Central County
Upper County
Mount Airy Lions Offer Free Glaucoma Tests
The Mount Airy Lions Club provides free glaucoma tests at the Middle School on Sunday November 2 from 1 to 4 PM. Tests target all ages with emphasis on those over 40 or with family eye defects, followed by counseling, result interpretation, and physician referrals if needed. Ministers will be asked to designate November 2 as Glaucoma Day to urge parishioners to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy Lions Club
Lions Club
Delauter Profiles Community Service as Aldermanic Candidate
Letters discuss Aldermanic candidate Clauder Delauter and his extensive community roles including United Appeal Counseling Services treasurer, Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop, Salvation Army, Esther Grinage Kindergarten, CAMPS, Housing Authority commissioner, and involvement with Frederick Community Concert and other groups. The second letter critiques constitutional history and urges civic duty, citing Madison, Jefferson, Paine, Adams, and ratification debates, signed by Ray Recifer of Myersville, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The
United Appeal
Jeanne Bussard
Salvation Army
Esther Grinage
Cooperative Agencies Manpower Planning Systems
Frederick City Housing Authority
Frederick Community Concert
Mentally Retarded Association
Chamber of of Commerce
Frederick Community College
Frederick County Migrant Health Project
PCU
Frederick Churches United
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on timing of spaceflight humor
A collection of quips on astronauts punctuality and suburban commutes. The piece compares a lodge brother to a reformed clock and teases a watcher as a secret time signal dealer, reflecting editor John Alan’s newspaper humor.
Meeting Hills Against Prizefighting in Frederick
At a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen on October 8 1919 ministers from Frederick County urged the city to ban prizefighting and boxing contends that the sport demoralizes youth. Chestnut harvests will be scarce with fine groves fading in the Catoctin area. The first Frederick County football injury this year occurred at Western Maryland College a tackle ended with an ankle fracture. The State Roads Commission approved resurfacing three macadam roads linking to county routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Frederick County
Baltimore
Catoctin
Cartluad
Prederick County
Western Maryland College
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Moose Club Robbery Probe Reports Missing Cash
Police investigate a nighttime theft from the Moose Club on West South Street with $700 missing from an unbroken safe. Frederick Halloween observance remains to be scheduled by Oct 31, pending decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIPY
Moose Club
West South Street
Congress Discusses Slums and Mars in One Voice
Senator Young of Ohio urged shifting vast Mars program funds to domestic needs including hunger, poverty, and education. He cited Vietnam costs, welfare, high dropout rates, and crime, arguing space research should yield benefits for Americans now. Sam G Grillo's promotion at Everedy Co. outlined strong sales and a 50-year Frederick plant heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Congress
Senator Young
Ohio
Southeast Asia
United States
Vietnam
Armed Services
Office of Economic Opportunity
America
Fromotion
Sam G. Grillo
Everedy Company
Daniel E. Nogan
Standard International Corporation
Mr. Grillo
Club Products
Mr. Hogan
Everedy
Sam Grillo
Frederick
Grillo
Moon Rocks Spark Apollo 11 Value Debate
Apollo 11 moon rocks totaling 48 pounds are among the era's prized trophies. Scientists fear a bottleneck as lunar samples arrive from Houston and could outpace study before Apollo 12 planning. Meanwhile calls grow over desegregation impacts on Black teachers and schools amid NEA concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Science Service
Dimel It Anderson
LAS
First Woman Jockey to Race in American Pari-Mutuel Event
The article notes Dinane Crump becoming the first woman jockey to race in a U S pari mutuel event at Hialeah Park Florida on February 7 1969 and receiving her jockey license on February 12. It also mentions the moon color interpretation by Apollo astronauts and the origin of the term OK credited to Commander Alan B Shepard Jr. The piece includes a cotton bale weight estimate of about AM pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinane Crump
Hialeah Track
Florida
Alan B. Shepard Jr
U.S
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Audi Bureau
Crrculeheny
Associated Press
Gerry's
Hea, Tre
Neal
Delauter
Clauder
Gary Cooper
Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
Europe
Samuel Adams
Patrick Weary
Patrick Henry
Ray Recifer
Myersville
Maryland
BY Phil Pastoret
Earth
Moon Orbit
Alan
Beaver
Frederick's
Hallowe'en
James McSherry
Hallowe'en Observance Committee
Second Street
West College Terrace
By the
Way
National Education
NEA
Mississippi
Semipaper
Asie
Apollo
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