Nurses vote on unionization at Frederick Memorial Hospital
An editorial urges cautious consideration as about 170 nurses vote in a National Labor Relations Board election on whether to unionize at Frederick Memorial Hospital. It warns union demands could raise costs and erode individuality, stressing FMH’s community-supported, non profit status and the risk to donations and care if bargaining alters operations.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nursing Corps
National Labor Relations Board
Frederick County
FMH
Debates Over Farm Structure Favor Big Farms Says Dr Parriberg
Dr Parriberg argues farm structure trends favor fewer larger farms with more vertical integration and contracting. He proposes taxes on farm real estate, inheritance law changes, and limits on payments to slow change, while praising cooperatives for aiding independence. Boyd Chartiey questions policy and warns against preserving the past.
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Don Paariberg
Parriberg
Paarlberg
Paarberg
U.S.A
Boyd Chartiey
Pennmarva Dairymen’s Federation
Letters to the Editor Warn on Cigarette Smoke Health Risks
A reader urges awareness of tobacco dangers citing cancer and emphysema. The letter discusses smoke’s harm to lungs and capillary vessels, highlights chemicals like carbon monoxide and lead, and recommends consulting dictionaries or encyclopedias for facts, mentioning a source titled Fisheridatios The Great Dilemma by G L Waldnert MD and noting a separate archival note about Carter era jokes.
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Lars Pert
Weil Fiease
Fiseridatios
G L Waldnert MD Coremsdée
CIA reports expose Carter gas line deceit
Washington insiders reveal a CIA document showing no oil shortage in early 1979 while U S imports rose and domestic production fell. The piece argues the administration manipulated motorists' anger to blame OPEC, not Big Oil, highlighting U S oil companies and policy as real culprits.
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Washington
Energy
James Schlesinger
United States
U.S
CIA
White House
Jimmy Carter
International Energy Statistical Review
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
Venezuela
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
United Kingdom
Soviet Union
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Stuart Evrenstat
Carter Administration
Frederick building boom and local civic activity in 1929
The News-Post reports on three major Frederick construction projects, Calvary Methodist Church, a western elementary school, and a Hood College dormitory, with progress notes and delays. Urbana PTA meets with elections and plans to beautify school property. Two Frederick boys canoe a 120 mile trek from Camp Letts to the Eastern Shore. Civil Air Patrol cadet recruitment and veteran instructor efforts are described. The paper states it prints only signed letters.
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Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second and
Hentz Streets
Hood College
Calvary Church
Hood
Camp Letts
Washington D.C
YMCA
Annapolis
Thesapeake Bay
Milton Hendrickson
Carl Brandenburg
Rhodes
Kaplan
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Mary Ann Putman
Carter
White Bown
Homites Jordan
Dagniew Breerinst
NEA
Rosalynn
Jack Anderson
Gary
Alyne Girne
NewsPost
Urbana Pta
Vandelia Griffith
Harry Kefauver
Paul Rosencrantz
M. Caulfield
Minnie Stup
The
News-Post
Mel
Miss Abbott
Kimball
Colonial Waste Shop
KimBall Frederich Towne Mall
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