Governor Proclaims School Lunch Week in Maryland
Maryland proclaims a School Lunch Week as the program marks past successes. About 55 million lunches served statewide last year with 14.5 million free or reduced price meals, and 1.1 million breakfasts, most free or reduced. Federal funds rose by 3.8 million to over 10 million. state funds for free meals nearly doubled to 2.2 million. Officials warn of federal tightening on eligibility and funding uncertainties amid liberalization efforts and budget strains for the coming months.
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Maryland
Mandel
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Eleanor Weagly
Former Resident Langley Elected VP of Insurance Firms
Richard H. Langley, a former Frederick resident, is elected vice president of Peoples Home Life Insurance Company and Federal Life and Casualty Company. He will oversee Data Processing from Battle Creek offices and has a background at Johns Hopkins and roles in Baltimore, Columbus, and Chicago. He is active with the American Society of Pension Actuaries and the Battle Creek Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Richard H. Langley
Frederick
Peoples Home Life Insurance Company
Federal Life and Casualty Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Langley
Stephen S. Langley
N. Market St
Lois Rice
Glenmore V. Rice
Kline Blvd
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Peoples Home Life
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ife
Pensions
American Society of Pension Actuaries
School Enrollment Census Taken Here
Census data collectors will interview area households during the week of October 18 22 on school enrollment and related topics alongside the usual employment survey. The August 1970 labor force data show unemployment at 6.1 percent with a growing labor force, while 60.4 million people aged 3 to 34 were in school in October 1970. Interviewers are Mrs. Jessie L Haddock of Hagerstown and Mrs. Marjorie A Fee of Frederick.
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United States
John G. Gibson
Bureau of the Census Data Collection Center
Philadelphia
Census Bureau
Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S
Jessie L. Haddock
Salem Ave
Hagerstown
Marjorie A. Fee
W. Lth
Frederick
Mandel Appoints Delegates To Conference On Aging
Governor Marvin Mandel selects 26 Maryland delegates for the White House Conference on Aging in Washington from November 28 to December 2. The event draws over 3,400 delegates nationwide, with Maryland leaders including Senator Margaret Schweinhaut and Harry F. Walker. Open Forum Night on November 29 will feature former Chief Justice Earl Warren as chairman. Local attendees include Mrs. J Arthur Throne, William T Wolfrey, and Jean Hartman representing Montgomery and Frederick counties.
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Marvin Mande
Maryland
White House
Commission On Aging and
Johns Hopkins University
Arthur S. Fleming
Health, Education, and Welfare
Nixon
Bertha S. Adkins
Salisbury
HEW
Eisen
J. Arthur Throne
Frederick County
William T. Wolfrey
Montgomery County
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Governor Mandel
Ethel Heubeck
Maryland School Food Service Association
Joseph DiCarolo
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McGraw Edison
Hagan
Broan
Potomac Edison
Living Room
M&m Merchandise Mart
Alice Et Er BE
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Complete Foods
Bayer
Dailey’s
Frederick Fairgrounds
Gladhill Furniture Co
Middletown, Md
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Alpine Lake
West Virginia
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Rt 40
Cumberland
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