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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1970

Page

6

Pollution Is Like Sin Says GM Center Manager

Thomas Samuels of the General Motors Training Center in Fairfax VA told Frederick Lions Club pollution is like sin and urged action. He cited Clean Air Act data, described GM pollution control devices, and warned about legislative targets while urging tune ups and unleaded gasoline to cut emissions.

Monica Thomas Samuels General Motors Fairfax London Samuels California Los Angeles Basin Washington, D.C Phoenix Ariz Lions Club Cuests Sterling

Tydings Attacks GOP on Conservation Stance in Maryland

Senator Joseph D. Tydings denounced Republicans as anti-conservationists and dependent on special interests. He cited actions by Walter Hickel and the White House to cut water pollution programs and push timber expansion, while noting Beall supported the timber bill. The remarks followed GOP resistance to wilderness measures.

Maryland Tydings GOP Sgure White House

Independence Defended For Md School Boards

Four Maryland school districts defend local autonomy at the Maryland Association of Boards of Education meeting. Panelists claim autonomy is eroding due to state and federal actions, Supreme Court decisions, and teachers unions. They cite debates over state oversight and local control as ongoing concerns for boards in Cecil, Allegany, Anne Arundel, and Baltimore City.

Baltimore Maryland Maryland Association of Boards of Education Beverly Zimmerman Anne Arundel County U. S. Supreme Court Robert A Gibson Cecil County Maryland State Teachers Association Gibson Wayne W. Hill Allegany County Larry S. Gibson Baltimore City James A. Sensenbaugh J. Jerome Framptom Jr Maryland State Board of Education Framptom State Board Frampton Jeanne Dixon

Beall Endorsed by Maryland Veterans Organizations for Senate

Beall receives backing from nineteen former Maryland state commanders of major veterans groups and a past national Legion commander. The group Veterans for Beall is led by Jack Dyke and Meyer Sokolow of Baltimore. Dyke cites frustration with Senator Tydings on defense issues. Sokolow notes Beall on the House Armed Services Committee has backed defense bills endorsed by the Legion and VFW. John Sloan is a member of the executive committee.

Maryland The American Legion J. Glenn Beall Jr United States Senate Veterans For Beall Jack E. Dyke Meyer Sokolow Baltimore Paul Griffith Potomac Africa Europe Germany Sokolow Jewish War Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Maryland Department of JWW Sons of Jww Joint Veterans Committee of Maryland War Memorial Committee of Maryland Department of Maryland VFW Joseph Tydings Beall Tydings Glenn Beall Jr House Armed Services Committee John Sloan

Veterans rally volunteers for Beall campaign across state

Allegany County and a past State Legion report more than 500 veterans answered ads in Legion and VFW papers urging Beall campaign volunteers. Sloan notes a 1968 Humphrey-Muskie plea drew eight replies. State exec veterans list includes leaders from Montgomery to Baltimore counties and city, with multiple posts across American Legion and Jewish War Veterans. The note ends with a trivia line: a widow's peak on a woman's forehead once tied to widowhood omens.

Allegany County American Legion Legion VFW Beall Sloan Humphrey-Muskie Veterans Viv David E. Stewart Montgomery County Weldon LeRoy Maddox William J. Reese Baltimore County Michael E. Bonadio Anne Arundel County Charles

Hagerstown Halloween Parade Draws Thousands for 46th Alsatia Event

About 5,000 people are expected to march in Hagerstown's 46th Alsatia Club Halloween parade downtown. More than 130 units including over 35 marching bands come from Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Prize money totals 4000. Parsifal by Richard Wagner is noted as the longest opera.

Hagerstown Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia

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Muskie United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Joseph D. Tydings Teddy Roosevelt Law and Order Frederick County Crummell P. Jacobs Frederick Crummell Jacobs Clyde Dinsmore Treas Carol Mann Jimmy Timmy Cunningham Carol Muscular Dystrophy Association of America Kreatchman Howard County William McAvoy Oliver A. Watkins Wilbur van Sant Thomas McCall Lonnie F. Marsh Garrett County LeRoy Metz Washington County Stanley King Carroll County Robert E. Ly Eaton Morris Walbert Gilbert Kramer Joseph Givter Russell Z. Horman Frederick City Co.ty Richard Wagner
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