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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1971

Page

3

Farmers Endorse 1971 Marketing Bill Hearings Open

The American Farm Bureau explains the National Agricultural Marketing and Bargaining Act of 1971 as hearings begin today before House and Senate Agriculture Committees. The Sisk bill H R 7597 would create a National Agricultural Bargaining Board and require good faith negotiations between handlers and qualified producer associations.

American Farm Bureau Federation Agriculture Committees House Senate Congress House of Representatives U. S J. Glenn Beall Charles McC Mathias Goodloe E. Byron Kenneth Hood Federation Hood National Agricultural Bargaining Board National Bargaining Board Frederick County Mathias and Beall Byron

Constitution Week Essay on Amendments 14 15 and 19

Miss Jeanette M. Thomas of Creamery Road Emmitsburg writes on the path to universal suffrage tracing the 14th 15th and 19th amendments and the long struggles from property and religious restrictions to women's voting and the 26th amendment lowering the voting age. The piece notes poll taxes voter registration and ongoing access issues while stressing the duty and privilege of voting.

Jeanette M. Thomas Creamery Road Emmitsburg Carrollton Manor Daughters of the American Revolution Greece Rome United States

Nixon faces clash over Arctic oil routes and economic plan

The article compares a Canadian oil pipeline to Alaska options, noting hidden studies favor Canada and Interior Secretary Morton cites higher costs for the Alaska route. It reports Nixon pressuring Congress to pass his economic program, with Meany Mills tax debate and public opinion backing price freezes and surcharges.

Washington U.S Alaska Les Aspin D-Wis Canada Interior Rogers Morton Senate Interior Committee Puget Sound Canadian Wilds Nixon Nicholas Begich White House GOP Congress Apl-Cio George Meany House Ways and Means Wilbur Mills Treasury Charles Walker Meany-Mills Meany Walker Mills

Population crisis looms as world faces growth and limits

Bruce Bloss surveys a looming global squeeze led by rising population, pollution, and resource limits. He cites the Club of Rome and MIT’s Jay Forrester noting world population doubling to 7 billion in 32 years and 14 billion in three more decades, with Meadows warning that higher population means lower living standards.

Washington Nea Congress Vietnam Spur The Club of Rome Switzerland Jay Forrester Massachusetts Institute of Technology T U.N Forrester Dennis Meadows Professor Forrester Meadows

Exodus of Frederick Youth Prompts Local Concern

The Frederick area sees a notable exodus of young residents seeking education at various institutes, with many more expected to depart soon. Local grocers predict price increases on household goods, while the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. C. A. Nicodemus’ home in Walkersville to mark Francis Scott Key’s Star Spangled Banner anniversary. A traffic plan for Bentz Street may begin within six weeks after widening work, and aldermen cut street meter hours to match shopping times. A burglary at the Braddock Drive-In Theater office yielded about $199, with an additional $25 from a cigarette machine.

Frederick Daughters OF the American Revolution C. A. Nicodemus Walkersville Francis Scott Key Braddock Drive-In

Protect Mourning doves and halt their hunting

A reader from Rocky Ridge Md argues for stronger laws to save the dwindling Mourning dove population. He laments past hunting pressures and urges action, citing the bird as a symbol of innocence and peace while condemning cruel practices. The letter also touches on national politics urging opposition to a Panama Canal giveaway and calls for contacting senators and representatives.

Grand Junction Colo Jim Gilford North America Colorado Wyoming Gilford Cole

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