Greenery Promise and Forest Preservation Debate
President Bush proposes planting trees along barren interstate strips as part of a broader push for a new greening of America. The plan aims to offset deforestation and absorb carbon dioxide, with the American Forestry Association targeting 100 million trees nationwide to remove up to 18 million tons annually. Volunteers and government action are urged to expand this effort.
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America
Brazil
American Forestry Association
Maryland Governor Pay Rise Debate Targets 135000
The Maryland Governor could see a 135000 salary under a 1976 constitutional amendment and a Governor's Salary Commission. The panel recommends raising the governor from 85000 to 135000 and the lieutenant governor to 115000, with public reaction mixed as lawmakers weigh inflation and duties.
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Harry Hughes
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Lucille Maurer
Marie Louise Keelty
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Wiliam Donald Schaefer
Melvin A. “Wickey
Schaefer
Steinberg
Mandel
New York
Mario Cuomo
California
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Crowds Gather for 79th Frederick Fair Preview
A Wednesday crowd filled the Fairgrounds for the 79th Frederick Fair with heavy press presence and packed East Street as spectators milled from morning to afternoon. Frederick newspapers raised prices amid higher production costs while county and state officials discussed welfare funding, and the Board of Education outlined major system improvements including a 12 month school term and a top-to-bottom study. Planning officials projected Frederick County population surpassing 200,000 in thirty years.
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Waffiec
Frederick County
Board of Education
Citizens Advisory
Rotary Club
Richard Crombie
Ridicule of Self-Esteem Task Force Sparks Reader Letter
A reader defends Gov. Schaefer and his Task Force on Self-Esteem, citing Maslow and family life observations. She argues basic needs precede self-esteem, praises nurturing families, warns against neglect, and urges support for the initiative. She also praises Mead’s advocacy and calls ridicule unwise.
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Robert Reid
Mc Reid
Iitte Chidten
Gov. Schaefer
Margaret Mead
Maryland course urged on marriage and family living
Letters advocate a required Maryland school course on marriage and family life including child care and development. Proposes team teaching by home economics health science social studies and consumer education teachers. Calls it as essential as driver education to prepare children for married life and parenting.
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Hazel Taylor Spitze
Maryland
Frederick News-Post Grant Funds City Walking Tours
The Frederick News-Post backs a generous grant to the Tourism Council enabling nearly 2,000 second grade students in Frederick City to take a cost free walking tour in April. This is the grant’s second year benefiting students and linking with social studies. John C. George Frederick County Board of Education comments on curriculum support.
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CBS News
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Schaefer
America
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United States
Peggy Pilgram
Becky
Dan Weinberg
Jong
Frederick
John C. George
Frederick County
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