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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1971

Page

6

New Army Aims to Draw Volunteers at Fort Ritchie

Fort Ritchie implements changes to boost all volunteer force appeal. Reenlistment goals exceeded in the past quarter as improvements reduce penalties for short term passes, lift travel restrictions, extend dining hours, allow family meals, and include enlisted personnel on menu decisions.

Fort Ritchie Army Miltary MVA

Autistic Kids Society Forms in Columbia Maryland

A Maryland state society for autistic children is forming to push for improved services and legislation. A formation meeting for parents, physicians, teachers, and friends is set for September 8 at 7:45 p.m. in Slayton House, Wilde Lake Village, Columbia.

Maryland National Society For Autistic Children Slayton House

Engineers Getting It All Together

A national organization aims to boost professional social and economic well being of engineers and will hold its first Washington area meeting on September 14 at New Carrollton Library. Director Gail Smith will outline plans to aid employed and unemployed engineers and discuss portable pension, industry professionalism, patent rights, layoff policies, and engineering involvement in management.

Washington Area New Carrollton Maryland American Engineering Association Gail Smith AEA Washington-Baltimore Washington Beltway Riverdale Road Lamont Drive Carrollton Library

Murders rise in New York City amid fewer arrests

Police reports show 786 people slain in the first seven months, including 62 murders of robbery suspects. Nearly half of 1970’s 1,117 homicides had arrests, with 463 arrests in the current period.

New York New York City

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