16 Dec 1968
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1968
Page
1
A collage of notes on air quality cites rising costs from pollution, with references to cleanup bills and consequences like higher laundry and parking ticket costs. The piece quotes Edison on knowledge, and notes cars and traffic worsen lung exposure while auto accident risk grows.
Chicago banker David M. Kennedy, named to the Treasury post by President-elect Nixon, says his first job will be to examine Johnson's budget and work with the current Cabinet. He notes the international scene and a plan to meet with Henry Fowler on money matters. He cites education as key for urban ghettos and supports a workable budget despite a large deficit. Robert Mayo, budget director designate, joins Kennedy in the briefing. Kennedy vows not to relinquish his bank chair until Senate confirmation.
An advertisement promotes a Christmas bundle loan option from BankAmerica Service Corporation offering decorations gifts and cash advances with extended payment terms. Applications are available at First National offices or any location displaying the BankAmericard emblem with a mail option to Baltimore Maryland.
A New York fifth grader wrote to Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley seeking all information about the United States and law. Kelley’s office plans to reply with materials about Michigan laws and related topics.
AP Detroit report notes a 40 student architecture class at the University of Detroit creates a neighborhood park experience for local children. Plastic geodetic domes and a snow machine set a festive scene with films, light shows, folk singing, and a public Mass on Sunday. Toys designed by students are donated, and a large swinging chair built by a student provides interactive play for youngsters.
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