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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1975

Page

8

Solomon says Public Inebriate Program died due to shaft

Baltimore AP reports state health secretary Dr. Neil Solomon blamed federal false assurances for the Public Inebriate Program’s closure as funding ended. Officials say efforts included a $27,000 state cash bridge and a $50,000 medical backup, but no funds for feeding or shelter could be found, leaving inebriates on the streets.

Baltimore Maryland Health Department Neil Solomon PIP Maryland Solomon Alcoholism Control Marvin Mandel Baltimore Area Council On Mandel Salomon Richard Lawrence PSP Board of Directors Lawrence Father Lawrence PSP Health Department Maxwell Weisman

Western Maryland towns mull full time state troopers

Hancock and other small Western Maryland towns welcome federal funding that would cut each town’s share of a trooper’s salary to 6.5 percent. Capt. W C Dykes notes since 1968 municipalities paid 75 percent with the state covering 25 percent. The move could boost local police protection as funds arrive. Meanwhile Nova Cygni 1975 will fade in the Northern Cross allowing Marylanders to view a bright delayed-action death in the night sky for the next week. The Baltimore NOW chapter urges women in area firms to pursue back pay for pregnancy discrimination as part of a national effort targeting 11 local employers including Lever Brothers and General Motors.

Hancock, Md Maryland Hancock W.C. Dykes Baltimore Deneb Davidson NOW Lever Brothers Bethlehem Steel Koppers Co Continental Can American Can General Motors Coca Cola Bottling Co Western Electric Westinghouse Singer General Electric

Property tax not regressive in Maryland study

A Maryland fiscal study finds property taxes are less regressive than critics claim as renters pay more in income and property taxes overall. It notes gasoline, utility taxes and sales taxes are more regressive, with utilities’ gross receipts tax and highway user taxes hitting the poor hardest.

Baltimore Maryland Doug Brown State Department of Fiscal Services Brown del. Benjamin L. Cardin D-Balt

Refugee information center opens at Red Cross in Baltimore

In a bare corner office at the Red Cross, Robert A. Goodman operates a central refugee information office for East Asian arrivals. He gathers refugee data, answers questions via a questionnaire to sponsoring agencies, and notes the effort is experimental and uncertain in duration.

Baltimore Red Cross Robert A. Goodman Maryland Goodman

Nudists celebrate 25 years at Pen-Mar Camp event

In Hancock Maryland AP report, nudists marked a silver anniversary at the Pen-Mar Camp near Hancock. The primitive 60 acre site hosted about 30 attendees in the lodge as King and Queen were crowned for two elderly 22 year members.

Hancock, Md Bradley Hancock Pen-Mar Pennsylvania West George Edie

Nudist Camp Residents Describe Secluded Life and Intrusions

A group of nudists recount a once-public hilltop camp now relocated for privacy. They recall earlier dares and public sightings, a patrol presence by police, and a lifestyle praised for freedom and natural living. Members cite swimming, games, and a strong urge to stay.

Goodyear South Carolina

Two planes crash in fog killing pilot near Keysers Ridge

In heavy fog two restored military planes returning from an Iowa airshow crashed within minutes of each other near Keysers Ridge Maryland. One pilot MSgt Norman Larsen 41 of Alexandria Va died. Three others injured Edward Lachendre 15 John Lachendre 49 Joseph Fichera 55 were treated at Cumberland area hospitals. The planes from Lafayette Ind were en route to Prince Georges County Airpark Friendly Md. Investigators probe cause as fog and rain hindered rescue efforts.

Keysers Ridge Maryland Iowa Here Cumberland Norman G. Larsen Alexandria Sacred Heart and Memorial Hospitals Edward Lachendre Arlington John R. Lachendre Joseph Fichera Clinton, Md Lafayette Ind Prince Georges County Friendly Blakesburg Maryland-Pennsylvania Larsen Andrews Air Force Base Washington

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