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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
11
The United States repudiated certain treaties in 1871 but retained the practice of honoring treaties made before that year with Indian tribes. The note reflects on continuing treaty obligations and historical changes in U.S. policy toward Native nations.
Successor, the juvenile champion contender, is the 8-5 favorite for Saturdays Pimlico Futurity at Laurel. Disciplinarian, both Wheatley Stable two year olds, tote 122 pounds in the 11-16 field. Shoemaker to ride Successor and Johnny Sellers aboard Disciplinarian. The $121,667 winner’s purse anchors Laurel opening day as the track eyes a record handle and a $1.2 million daily average.
Duke and Georgia Tech renew a long time football rivalry at Durham as part of a five game Atlantic Conference schedule. Maryland hosts South Carolina while Clemson travels to Wake Forest and N C State hosts Virginia. Georgia and Duke face quarterback issues with replacements stepping in for injuries.
A former Montgomery County police officer, Charles A. Lauritzen, 40, was sentenced to 10 years in prison after admitting to robbing four banks. He confessed to the Jan 14 1965 Central Bank of Howard County Clarksville holdup and an unaccounted $22 000 from other robberies. He said the money was for living expenses and was arrested after a bank manager in Hagerstown noted the getaway car license plate. The $5,928 Clarksville bank theft is among the admitted crimes.
In Baltimore the State Board of Health voted to raise nursing home standards across Maryland. The unanimous decision tightens patient care, administration, and safety requirements. The move aims to qualify more Maryland homes for federal aid and oversight.
Sister Madelaine of St Joseph's College Emmitsburg named president of Frederick County Community Action Committee. She fills vacancy from August after George Dredden who was elected in June resigned due to a federal ethics act. Dredden at Fort Detrick and Harriss of the Salvation Army named acting president.
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