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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1969
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from The News Frederick Maryland shows header page A 4 and mentions AP news items and a Frederick publication date of September 9 1969. No readable event or detail is extractable.
The passage argues that taxes ultimately fall on individuals, not corporations or foundations, as the new tax reform bill shifts some burdens. It notes 169 taxes on a loaf of bread and contends the Senate must still act, with the public bearing most costs regardless of the law.
The Board of County Commissioners backed a Health Department plan to create a county employee car pool with two possible sites. Savings eyed include lower mileage, longer vehicle life, reduced tire and fuel costs, and tighter warranty control amid real estate and money market concerns.
A large volunteer group in Carroll County aims to raise funds for a Concentrated Care Unit at Carroll County General Hospital. The drive honors the late Gladys Winnert, with committee leaders Mrs Beulah Zincon Mrs Elizabeth Griffin and Mrs Katheryn Diffendahl guiding over 100 volunteer solicitors in the campaign.
About 100 Maryland residents joined Frederick County figures at a Citizens Conference in Annapolis hosted by Governor Mandel and Judge Hall Hammond. The event urged upgrading and standardizing courts, especially the magistrate level, and discussed judicial compensation retirement and administration.
NEA report argues early 18 year and six month medical and mental exams would reveal half of 18 year olds unfit for service, easing planning for education marriage and careers while reducing draft anxiety amid congressional delay and anti draft protests.
A rumor of Secret Service raids on local merchants circulated all day Sunday and yesterday but officials say no arrests were made. In other news the city saw a tight race in eight districts between Republicans and Democrats, a regional wheat embargo affecting Mountain City Mills, a 97 degree heat day the warmest since 1913, and pending parking rules changes.
Dr. Carl Schweinfurth, Bethany College, argues that diplomacy rather than sanctions could defuse racial tensions in Africa. He urges increased nonmilitary contact with South Africa and stronger support for black states like Swaziland Lesotho and Botswana to foster understanding and gradual change. He cautions against further isolation and predicts only gradual shifts in attitudes.
The New York State Education Commissioner ruled dress taste alone cannot justify restrictions on students. A Massachusetts federal court ordered reinstatement with back pay and damages for a teacher fired over a beard, signaling rising protection for personal appearance.
Clergymen doubt the move to decimal coinage replacing 12 pence per shilling and 20 shillings per pound. The half crown will be replaced by a 10 new pence piece worth 24 U.S. cents, risking a 20 percent drop in donations unless givers switch to multiple coins.
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