Dole proposes restricted airspace around nine major airports
Secretary Elizabeth Dole calls for expanded restricted airspace around nine major airports including BWI and Dulles to curb private aircraft near hubs with mandatory contact with flight controllers and transponders. The plan faces criticism from AOPA which argues radar and controller capacity must improve and may not fix broader air safety issues.
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Ransportation
Elizabeth Dole
Baltimore-Washington International
Baltimore
Dulles International
Virginia
Washington
The case against lawyers in Maryland political life
Bob Reid surveys Maryland legal cost controversies from the Perry civil rights verdict to the S&L crisis. He notes a $3 damages award paired with $7,560 in legal fees, Gov. Schaefer’s suspicions of lawyers, and debates over public funding for guardianship and child protection litigation. The piece closes with a quip about Shakespeare on lawyers.
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U.S. District Court For
Maryland
Norman L. Perry
J. Miles
Perry
Maryland Correctional Training Center
Hagerstown
Miles
Glen W. Bell
Esquire
Randolph C. Gregory
Bell
Gregory
Curran
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Montgomery County
First Maryland Savings and Loan Association of
Silver Spring
S&l
Julian Seidel
First Maryland S&L’er
Seidel
First Maryland
Jeffrey Levitt
Representation For Child In Need Assistance
CINA
Adult Protection Service
APS
Maryland Disability Law Center
Baltimore
William Shakespeare
Will
Bob Reid
Annapolis Bureay
Frederick News Post
Navy record fiasco and transfer offer for Seaman Sauer
Seaman Sauer seeks discharge from the Navy Reserve after years of bureaucratic entanglement and record errors. Navy officials propose a transfer and a clean slate, while congressional contact and corrections follow. Sauer questions eligibility, and misfiled or altered records complicate his case.
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Washington
Beetie Bailey
Schweik
Brian Sayer
U.S. Naval Reserve
Navy
Seaman Sauer
Sauer
Hep
Fred Upton
R-Mich
Upton
G. Bair
The
Great Lakes (l.) Naval Reserve Center
Bair
Catherine Sperry
Great Lakes
Gary Clouser
Indianapolis
Mayor Culler Seeks State Report On Market Patrick Reface
The mayor said a written report on resurfacing after the sewer work had not arrived from the State Roads Commission. Engineers were in Frederick discussing the plan and expected to deliver a report within the week. Estimated reconstruction cost hovered around 100000 dollars.
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Lloyd C. Culler
State Roads Commission
Market
Patrick Streets
Commission
Frederick
Frederick and Montgomery schools open with record pupil turnout
On September 3 1967 Frederick and Montgomery County public schools opened with about 18 000 pupils in Frederick County nine thousand seven hundred in elementary and eight thousand three hundred in high schools First day crying reported at East Frederick and Parkway elementary schools A telephone check showed a record sell out for Frederick Community Concerts renewals by mail boosted the 1967 68 season A Frederick apartment complexes previously unavailable to Negroes were integrated housing in all white neighborhoods aided by the Chamber Fort Detrick commander and local owners
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Naval Reserve
Indianapolis
Great Lakes
Sauer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Navy
Muskegon
Reagan
Frederick
Montgomery County
Frederick County
East Frederick
Parkway
Letters Oppose Quarries Cite Local Impact Concerns
Citizens Opposed to the Destruction of the Environment oppose quarries in Frederick citing past corporate problems, air and water pollution, truck traffic, and road safety, urging reliance on planners and local records over minimal state guidelines. They warn of court battles and question economic and community fit of Martin Marietta and F.Q. Day.
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Frederick
Martin Marietta
F.Q. Day
Maryland
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Eastaleo
Coplay
Frederick County
EPA
Air Quality Control
Windsor Estates
Farmbrook
Frederick Highlands
F.O. Day
Blalock Defends North Conduct Against Prongas Critique
Dennis R. Blalock of Thurmont writes criticizing Dr. Prongas and his Jefferson reconstruction, defense of Oliver North, and calls out perceived bias in constitutional law. He argues liberty and individual conscience outrank draconian law, and questions ethics of prevailing scholars and pacifying approaches to history.
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Orwell
Prongas
Thomas Jefferson
George
Oliver North
Hiroshima
Education in Frederick County Meddling With Mediocrity
A Frederick County education note decries mediocrity as the plan to cap faster students. It argues the education committee report on on grade courses would hold back capable children, weakening excellence to impose uniform role models and peer pressure. The critique urges better salaries to attract top teachers and avoid poorer education. Buckeystown’s Del Bunch presents the warning.
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Frederick County
Frederick Education Committee
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George R. Abrecht Jr
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Bob Hilton
Smedhey Butler
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Thurmont
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