Exiatisned IME 7 Publaned Evening Edition by Great Southern Pig
The notice advertises an evening edition published by Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co, with weekly circulation details and subscription rates. It lists contact names, addresses, and pricing for daily, weekly, and monthly delivery. The piece notes Associated Press affiliation and newspaper mailing details in Frederick Maryland, dated Monday September 15, 1969.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg
Patrick
Feederich
Transportation and Jobs in Frederick urged public transit study
The Community Action Committee advocates county action for adequate public transportation, especially for the indigent and jobless. They propose using idle school buses to provide service if costs are not borne by the school system and call for a Federal DOT grant study to fund a system. The group warns lack of transit sustains poverty and underemployment in Frederick County.
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CAC
Social Service Department
Mary Warshawsky
Transportation Committee
Frederick
Nancy Smith
Federal Department of Transportation
Carroll County Board faces suit over farm option for school site
Roy Glenn Jackson, a 36 year old farmer of Carroll County, sues the Board of Education in Circuit Court at Westminster to force the purchase of his 70 acre farm for 75000 dollars after the board exercised an option last February. The board paid 500 dollars for the option and later learned a State Board of Health report found the site unsuitable due to a stream and sewerage concerns. Jackson cut back farm operations and planned to sell equipment while the board contends the option may be forfeited or the purchase not pursued.
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Carroll
Taneytown
Jackson
Carroll County
Board of Education
George E. Thomas
State Board of Health
New Scout Executive Brings Clymans to Frederick Area
Donald S. Clymans, former Pennsylvania educator, assumes District Scout Executive duties for the Francis Scott Key Chapter of the Boy Scouts of America. He replaces Ludwell Catlett, who joins the National Capital Area Chapter in Washington. The Clymans family will reside in Middletown while his public relations work centers in the District of Columbia. Clymans grew up in Shirleysburg Huntingdon County and previously served as Scoutmaster and Cubmaster. He is married to Jacqueline K. Miles of Shirleysburg and they will live at 1717 West Seventh Street.
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Frederick
Donald S. Clymans
Pennsylvania
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Clymans
Montgomery County
Ludwell Catlett
Te National Capital Area
Wash Inston
District of Columbia
Catletts
Middletown
Shirleysburg
Huntingdon County
Ile
Jacqueline K. Miles
West Seventh Street
Congress Consider Direct Popular Vote Amendment
Congressman Beall reports that the House debated a constitutional amendment to replace the electoral college with direct popular vote for President and Vice President. Proposals include district, proportional, and direct popular plans, with the direct vote receiving the most attention.
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House of Representatives
United States
Tax bill limits on foundations faces constitutional questions
The House approved tax restrictions on private foundations aiming to curb political activity. The measure would deny part of their tax exemption for influencing legislation or elections, with penalties up to 100 percent of spending. Supreme Court rulings cited protect freedom of press and speech and limit use of the tax weapon.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Chalcape
CIO
Supreme Court
High Court
Private Foundations and Tax Exemption in Political Speech
The debate centers on whether private foundations may freely express views on public issues without losing tax exemption. The piece cites Reed Larson and the National Right to Work Committee, notes Supreme Court rulings on union dues and political activity, and questions discriminatory tax treatment of groups engaging in politics. It warns of potential Supreme Court challenges to tax penalties on political expression by private entities.
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Supreme Court
National Right To Work Committee
Reed Larson
Senate
Football Meeting at YMCA Sets Election of Officers
The September 15 1919 note reports a YMCA football meeting tonight to elect officers and urges all interested in the team to attend. Local fundraisers for season passes are mentioned alongside a general push for support.
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YMCA
Maryland Farms Solve Corn Harvest Woes At County Meeting
At a Frederick County gathering representatives from Hartford and Washington counties agreed that the big corn harvest is manageable for Maryland farmers. The Frederick County Board of Education faced overcrowded schools and bus schedule issues at its Wednesday session. Plans for a Middletown school building were discussed amid other county concerns. A third suspected poliomyelitis case prompted health officials to move the child to Sydenham Hospital in Baltimore for evaluation.
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Maryland
Hartford
Frederick
Washington
Frederick County
Board of Education
Middletown
Sydenham Hospital
Baltimore
Lottery Debate Ignites Maryland Senate Session Preview
The piece outlines Baltimore Mayor D’Alesandro’s lottery proposal stirring a statewide battle. It notes past failures, constitutional limits, and the political stakes as governors, counties, and legislators weigh a self help revenue fix amid tax and welfare pressures. It also mentions anti sex education bills and a pedestrian safety drive as side items.
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Santa Claus
Finance and Taxation Committee
D'Alesandro
Washington Monument
New Hampshire
New York
Ike
Frederick C. Markus Jr
Lower Shore
Hoth
Dorchester
Sumeraut
Wicomico
Worcester
Helen Tullis
Quick Quiz Q Why is hockey unique among sports
A brief quiz item lists oddities about hockey and insects with answers on substitute play and fly biting, including lines about aubatitutie Nile play and flies inability to bite. It mentions presidents born in log cabins such as Jackson, Fillmore, Buchanan, Lincoln and Garfield.
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United States
Jackson
Fillmore
Buchanan
Lincoln
Garfield
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