United Givers Fund drive urges community support in Frederick
Frederick Maryland readers are urged to give to the United Givers Fund to support 15 agencies serving the county. The goal is 239970 with gifts returning services via volunteers. agencies include American Red Cross Boy Scouts Counseling Services Fort Detrick Youth Advisory Council Goodwill Industries and Seton Center among others. The piece also notes debates over unleaded gasoline and environmental implications.
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United Givers Fund
Frederick County
UGF
American Red Cross
Red Crogs
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ft, Detrick
Fort Detrick
Goodwill Industries
Monocacy Valley
Esther E. Grinage
Federated Charities
Girl Scouts
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Salvation -Army
Salvation Army
Seton Center
Emmitsburg
Sisters of Charity
Community Action Agency of
Frederick
Travelers Aid
USO
YMCA
Move We Get the Roof Fixed
FBI and State Department clash over how to handle Soviet espionage in the U S. British tip reveal KGB agent asylum with secret files suggesting a global pattern. US has long watched 525 Soviet diplomats and journalists amid unrest links. Detente stance blocks expulsions.
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Washington
FBI
State Department
U.S
Britain
Maryland faces doctor shortage and rising healthcare costs
A Sept 25 meeting highlights a severe MD doctor shortage with only one general practitioner for up to 3,000 people in Baltimore City and 1,500-2,000 in counties. Taxpayers may pay $5 million this year to emergency rooms and clinics. Calls grow for scholarships, residencies, and new programs as universities resist family practice expansion. Leaders push Congress and state action, including a National Institute of Health Care Delivery and community health centers, to curb rising prices and hospital crowding.
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University Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Neil Solomon
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Tawes
University of Maryland
John Chissell
Maryland Academy of General Practice
Johns Hopkins
Columbia
Howard County
Congress
Sen
J. Glenn Beall Jr
National Institute of Health Care
Beall
Thomas Hatem
Insurance Association
Comprehensive Health Planning
Solomon
Mandel
J. Roy Guyther
University
Nto
Joseph H. Manning
Bleeding Hearts Question Attica Uprising In Letters
A reader questions media sympathy for Attica victims and reflects on crime, punishment, and personal responsibility. The letter compares hostage deaths to wartime risks and expresses concern about public discourse on the prison crisis. A student request follows seeking community response.
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Attica
Train Collision Kills One. Baltimore to Frederick Route Tragedy
A deadly wreck occurred yesterday when B and O passenger train No. 71 struck an automobile at the state road crossing east of Mt. Had Junction on the old Mt. Air Line. One man died instantly and a man, woman, and child were hospitalized. Frederick drives for hotel stock near $300,000 milestone noted amid local political planning. The county scenes also report chicken thefts, a drum and bugle corps election, and a light frost in city and county areas.
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Frederick City
Baltimore
Frederick
State Road Crossing
Mt. Had Junction
Mt. Airline
New City
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