October 8 1970 Ferderick News Post Item Summary
The readable portion from the October 8 1970 Fredrick News-Post provides a brief notice suitable for a compact card. Entities include local outlets and dates. The text supports a concise report focusing on a single event with minimal context.
Public Employes Seek Union Rights Across Maryland Areas
Maryland workers in counties and cities organize when boards refuse to bargain with unions. Garrett County strikes and blasts raise tensions. Carroll County sees firings, lawsuits, and later reinstatement as unions push for recognition. Police in Hagerstown seek bargaining, while a wage study suggested by Carroll County aims to ease relations. The piece notes broader trends of public employee discontent and calls for neutral salary reviews.
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Maryland
Maryland Classified
Board of County Commissioners
Garrett County
Roads Department
United States
MCEA
Carroll County
Henry Bosz
Robert M. McKinney
Air Controllers
Hagerstown
Order of Police
FDP
FOP
Carroll County Board of County Commissioners
Letters To The Editor On Rally Words And Welfare Talk
Readers respond to a rally on voting age and welfare, criticizing a candidate for House of Delegates and defending the right to speak. The correspondence defends Social Security and welfare, questions wage levels in Frederick County, and urges focus on a clothes-for-poor-children program. It also includes a note on animal exercisers and a reprint of NYT ideas on pet waste.
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Weatherholt
House of Delegates
Frederick County
New York Times
Deterrent fines proposed for roaming dogs in public areas
The proposal suggests strict penalties for owners who let dogs roam public places. Alternatives like a child’s shovel or paper plate are noted. Harsh fines and possible license revocation could deter violations, emphasizing that children’s safety outweighs dog access.
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Fide
Women’s ballot urged as weapon at Hood College event
Mrs. C. E. Wehler of Hood College told a Woodsboro Opera House audience that the ballot is the women’s weapon and should be used as Gideon used the lamp Samson used the jawbone and Moses used the rod. Frederick County leads Maryland in farms with 3817, gaining while state totals fall. Brunswick council approves 31 street lights across wards one to three.
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C. E. Wehler
Hood College
Woodsboro Opera House
Gideon
Samson
Moses
Frederick County
Maryland
Washington
Census Bureau
Brunswick
Four Decades Ago Campaigns and a Soldier's Recovery in 1950
Twenty years ago on October 8 1950 a long ballot loomed for the November 7 general election with forty five names and nine constitutional measures. Brunswick soldier Raymond L Lucas near recovery from heart surgery planned a thirty day furlough to Brunswick with family. State Republicans led by Theodore McKeldin John M Butler and J Glenn Beall planned a Brunswick mass rally visiting local plants.
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Brunswick
Raymond L. Lucas
Frederick County
Theodore McKeldin
John M. Butler
J. Glenn Beall
Minds That Run In Same Channel
Two Hope College psychologists studied 300 high school seniors in prejudice groups and found discussion among like minded peers widened the gap between low and high prejudice. The study suggests the problem is not lack of communication but communication with those who already agree.
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Hope College
Holland, Mich
Campus unrest panel urges clear limits on dissent
The President's Commission on Campus Unrest urges university leaders to spell out precise boundaries of lawful student protest. It argues that explicit rules help students understand actions allowed and prohibited, reducing campus clashes with authorities.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
U.S. Strategy in Drug War Targets Nine International Rings
Washington circles the drug trade as a Vietnam style antidrug campaign. Federal agencies identify nine major international organizations responsible for the majority of heroin cocaine and marijuana into the United States. Cuban Miami hub and Spanish ethnic networks link to Europe and Latin America. Arrests in nine cities aim to immobilize key links in administration distribution import and processing to break the heart of the trafficking system.
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Washington
Nea
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
South Vietnam
South
Hanoi
Europe
Latin America
Asia
Middle East
U.S
Spain
Central
South America
Caribbean
Cosa Nostra Type
Canada
Italy
France
Mexico
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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