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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
6
Frederick County Board of Education launches a ten part series of public issue seminars at Gov ernor Thomas Johnson High School starting tonight at 7 30 p m. No registration required and all sessions are open to the public with panels presenting divergent views and audience participation.
Carroll County League of Women Voters marks United Nations Day with a 25th anniversary observance October 24. Davis Library hosts a month long exhibit. WTTR airs UN achievements. booklet The United Nations after 25 Years offered at 15 cents by Mildred Cole. Cooperating groups include AAUW, schools, Junior Women’s Club, WTTR, Davis Library, and UCC actions council. Transfer offenders move planned under new state law.
Jerry E. Lum 30 of Boonsboro was convicted in Magistrate's Court of disorderly conduct soliciting for lewdness and assault and battery after two boys ages 13 and 15 testified to pornographic images and coercive acts on Sept 21 during a Frederick ride. Sentencing delayed to Oct 21 pending parole probation check.
Each year about one fifth of Americans change residence and roughly one in six move to a different state. This pattern reflects ongoing mobility driven by economic opportunities and personal choice across the United States.
Enormous crowds attended the Waterford Fair again this year. An Adult Basic Education class is planned for Lovettsville in late October, with contact persons Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lindsey. Local residents and guests are listed with travel, hospital and military news, social visits, and community events, including a Lord's Acre banquet at Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church on Oct 17.
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