Smoking In Schools Across Area Draws Policy Debate
Frederick News-Post notes school boards tackle student smoking policies as Montgomery County requires parental consent letters for students who smoke on campus. The Carroll County board wrestles with enforcing a ban amid student rest room smoking, clogged toilets, and debates over teacher smoking.
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Boards of Education
Montgomery County
Board of Education
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
Health Service
Carroll County Board of Education
Carroll County
Philip Benzil
Virginia Minnick
Arnold Amass
George Thomas
Dr. Benzil
Amass
Echoes of the Indian as environmental guide and warning
An essay-level meditation contrasts romanticized Native life with historical ecological impact. It argues the Indian did not conserve, but moved on after exploiting resources, and it warns against idealizing natives while urging adoption of an earth-centered ethic as taught by Chief Seattle.
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Asia
Sealth
Seattle
City Aldermen address streets and nuisances agenda
At the September 16 1920 meeting the Board of Aldermen devoted time to street and drainage conditions nuisance abatement and city business lines. Also noted are election campaigning and a baseball win by Buck Ramsey and Hood College appoints Katharine Dutrow as librarian succeeding Miriam Apple.
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Board of Aldermen
Katharine E. Dutrow
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Miriam R. Apple
Frederick editor letters span city growth and race concerns
Saturated page reveals reader letters on Maryland streets history, local figures, and a defense of Black Panthers amid racism claims. It includes memories of Albert Mercer, bridges, and Patrick Street, plus reflections on faith and health quotes and social observations from Nicholas Yinger and Midge L. Thomas.
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Frederick Post
Magaha
Patrick Street
Norva Avenue
Kline Blvd
West Patrick Street
West Patrick Streets
Maryland
Baughman
Albert
West Second Street
Carrol Creek
City of Frederick
Parkview
Second Street
Harry Phebus
Prospect Shopping Center
Harpers Ferry
Denver
Mood on War Misread as Doves Lose Ground in Senate
Washington analysis notes Hatfield McGovern plan to end Vietnam funding aimed at reclaiming political initiative from Nixon. It argues the public mood favors withdrawal and decisive action, making dovish efforts seem like political games and unlikely to win broad support. Nixon drives the pace while Congress remains divided over timetables and constitutional powers.
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Washington
NEA
Senate
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Hatfield-McGovern
Doves
Congress
Hanoi
Paris
Dove
Lyndon Johnson
Dovish
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Frederick
Ghost of Red Man
News-Post
East Patrick Street
Buck” Ramsey
Mechanicsburg
Weather Bureau
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
Frederick City
Isaiah 43
K.J.V
Peter
K.J
Nicholas Yinger
Patrick St. Frederick
Black Panthers
James E. Ray
Legislative
Midge L. Thomas
Mt. Airy
Berry's
Ama
Hartfield-McGovern
Bruce Biossat
Spoper
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