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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1969
Page
2
Established 194? published every evening Erin Sunday by the Great Southern Fig 2 Mfo Co 00 East Parred Street. Subscription rates listed: single copy 5 cents weekly 60 cents monthly 210 per year. Audit Bureau of Circulations member. Associated Press content use restrictions and republication note on local news page A-4.
Carroll County plans progress on Westminster High School and a vocational center as the Board of Commissioners aligns after Jaycees mediation. A $6.2 million bond proposal earmarks $4.0 million for the school and $2.2 million for Freedom Sanitary District sewers, with $1.0 million to be retired next year by delaying part of the issue. Citizens supported the project in a county-wide poll, backing taxation to fund the school.
An article condemns a rising trend of high school students attempting heart transplants and brain surgery on animals. It argues such acts are dangerous, unethical, and counterproductive, noting many improvised experiments lead to prolonged animal suffering. It urges teachers and national groups to withhold encouragement and prizes to curb the behavior.
Analysts predict soy based analogs labeled beef ham and chicken will dominate shelves within years. The meat free products mimic texture flavor and appearance while providing high protein nutrition. Sales this year are estimated at 10 million as the industry grows from infancy.
Frederick letters condemn the News-Post for perceived bias and misinformation on editors and coverage. Readers urge truth, challenge LSD addiction claims, protest Moratorium reporting, and critique currency debates. Community voices defend peaceful protest and question government messaging amid Vietnam era turmoil.
Mrs. William Mackinzie of Emmitsburg won approval to place donation boxes at the school library Mother Leeton School and a laundromat to help Kunsan Orphanage children. Donations of clothes toys soap combs and candy for Christmas encouraged. The effort accompanies a larger national mood and honors troops serving in Korea through a homefront act.
Yesterday fifty years ago the News-Post noted a robber in Williamsville stocking up for winter after breaking in, and a sick man Joan Barleycorn passing away at midnight. Baltimore saloonkeepers seek license refunds as lenders face alcohol limits. Rep Edward Sanders of Indiana lauds Theodore Roosevelt at a courthouse meeting with women attendees. An unknown person dumps a dead hog in Carraht Creek near the city limits, believed cholera-related.
The 1949 Armistice Day observance by Steadman Keenan Post 6 of the American Legion will feature a parade with $750 in cash prizes, a public talk, and a memorial service. Frost ends growing season. Clifton reports frost line. Old Scott Key Dairy building to be razed for Key Chevrolet Sales lot expansion. East Street by-pass route ready, Frederick to enforce no parking. signs sent for trucker traffic.
United Nations dispatch notes a potential leftist coalition in Bonn, led by Willy Brandt, as NATO faces renewed East-West tensions. It cites FDP support, Moscow’s praise, and old Rapallo fears while weighing U.S. troop role in Europe and possible shifts in defense spending.
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