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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1970
Page
4
A dated one line entry from a Frederick Maryland publication notes events or notices for Saturday September 5 1970. The fragment references Perabtehod 1AAT and local context without complete details. No further names or specifics are readable.
On Labor Day Americans reflect on the nation built by workers across all trades. The editorial notes the vital roles of garbage collectors, doctors, auto mechanics, police, lawyers, and printers, while acknowledging flaws in free enterprise that exclude many from meaningful employment. It praises workers’ collective achievement and pledges to preserve it.
Dr. John L. Carnachan urged Frederick County teachers and students to pursue quality, involvement, sharing and caring as core school values. He warned against prioritizing quantity over quality, urged aesthetic and cultural attention in schools, and called for broad participation by teachers, students, parents and taxpayers to achieve a shared, common good.
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission director Paul E. Burke warns drivers to slow down and avoid major violations during the Labor Day weekend. Fatigue and distraction heighten crash risk as people travel for the holiday. A simple rule to always stay alert behind the wheel could reduce deaths and injuries on Maryland roads.
Washington notes that U S officials hope talks at the United Nations will produce a cease-fire between Arabs and Israel while warning that the UN lacks power to force peace. The piece discusses political dynamics involving Egypt, Britain, France, the Soviet Union, and the United States, plus potential economic sanctions and nuclear tensions shaping future Security Council action. It cautions that even with a cease-fire, a durable peace treaty remains unlikely.
The Executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet next week to decide on re evaluation proposals after Thursday's conference with the State Tax Commission. The Farmer's Association asks to join the protest against reassessments.
In Carroll County Maryland the School Board Nominating Federation born in 1967 aims to curb political appointment of board members. It invites citizen input, publicizes candidates, and has produced three officials: Louis Sharon Philip Benzil and Arnold Amass. The column contrasts open participation with private committees and cites Senator Smelser on electing versus appointing.
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