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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1977
Page
2
The article outlines that The Daily Mail reports news fully and fairly, reflecting reader interest while avoiding personal bias. It states editorials express the paper’s views plainly, while other voices appear in separate sections, and emphasizes publishing all sides of major controversies.
The draft would grant the administrator broad power to intervene in all executive branch activities. Critics like Leon Jaworski warn centralized, unelected control risks abuse. A nationwide 75 percent majority of Americans oppose the agency.
Don Darkley describes rising conflict between Kent State students and administrators over a planned gym on the May 4 Memorial site. The May 4 Coalition schedules a June national rally with figures like William Kunstler Dick Gregory and Stokely Carmichael. Students vow peaceful protest even as authorities warn of removal.
A mix of recalls and local items: a campaign signter D Keer Ridenour for constitutional convention delegate reported tonight. Williamsport High School wins district baseball crown in inaugural District One playoffs. Edward Koogle named Junior Chamber of Commerce. May 20 years ago marked coldest May in 44 years. Ralph Fleming seeks tenants for return of four white-faced cattle thieves, 40 years past. Mulberry Locust streets note. Mt Briarman faced surprise as buzzards warned, IRS agents seized a 200-gallon whiskey still. A Rouzerville man denounces law after judge gives three jail days, not days jailed.
The Jack Anderson Column reports Lance, budget director, urged President Carter to pressure Defense leaders to curb excess spending. He cites Army overages for electronic gear, engineers overbudgets, and data processor costs. He notes Pentagon violations since 1963 totaling 319 million dollars, calls for accountability and faster executive action.
A fragmented notice notes traffic patterns and a dated event about residents leaving town. It mentions a date and a tomato plant reference, suggesting local civic or homeward movement while offering no clear actions or outcomes.
Local memories reveal how the City Park totem pole, associated with North American indigenous heritage, traveled across the country and ended up at the park. Residents recall its pickup from a railroad car near a hotel yard and its future return after rehabilitation by the Career Studies Center.
Readers are invited to submit letters to the Voice Of The People column not exceeding 250 words. All letters must be signed and include the writer’s address. Publication will be offered to those writers who permit full named disclosure.
Grouping corrections refute Hancock claims about Potomac Edison rate increases for Eastaloa. The letter cites May 2 public hearing remarks in Hagerstown, 1972 filing aims, and a 9.28 percent return with 9.26 percent actual after commission allowance. It notes generation capacity concerns, reserves, and potential blackouts without new capacity by 1983 or 1988 guidance, and asserts Potomac Edison has the lowest Maryland electric rates across residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
The district sales managers fearfully sit as the chairman questions why their dog food fails. Despite ads and TV buzz, the product misses consumer needs. A backrow reply: the dogs don’t like it. The pastor Bohuler appears in a syndicated program.
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