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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1976

Page

3

Flexitime: workers gain choice in daily hours

Career corner explains flextime origin in Germany and its spread in federal offices with about 35,600 workers on elastic schedules. Core hours keep coverage while employees vary start and end times to fit personal needs, boosting morale and reducing tardiness. Some industries adapt flex time despite interdependent workflows.

Germany Wilkin Panarrea Mare Cead Flexitime U.S. Civil Service Commission Superintendent of Documents Washington, D.C Business and Professional Women's Foundation Mas Sachusets Ave Adias Joyce Lovi Kentvedty Mail Bory Kn. Poeettte

Telluride Drops Big Fireworks Fourth of July

Telluride Colorado cancels annual Fourth of July fireworks and bars in response to rowdy visitors and damage. Town officials, backed by the chamber of commerce, limit services, deploy police, and rely on volunteers to maintain order while essential shops stay open. Local papers back the council action as residents vote against a celebration this year.

Telluride Colo Hick Lubman Telluride Chamber At Commerce

Dead man claims $92,500 in estate

Clarence Earl Smith, long declared dead, appeared in Los Angeles court Thursday to claim the estate of his deceased wife Dorothy Frances Smith. He testified he had lived under an assumed name in San Diego, used social security, and that the $92,500 estate should go to him, though authorities challenged the claim. The commissioner ruled the estate should go to Clarence Earl Smith, noting his presentation of records and identity verification.

Los Angeles Clarence Earl Smith Smith Dorothy Frances Smith Superior Court Franklin, Dena San Diego Clarence Lacson Desa

Drought Ravages Upper Midwest Hit by Crop Losses

Crop damage in Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas tops $1 billion with hay shortages and cattle culls. Officials say three months of drought worsens grain prospects. farmers seek disaster aid while Minnesota studies imports from Montana Wyoming and federal help to ship hay.

Minneapolis Upper Midwest Wisconsin Minnesota Dakotas State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Q Jook Washington Dakota Lyle Personel Nadesa Geaaly Emergency Board Saatoft Jarme Ralph C. Schmidt Appletia Minnesota Agriculture Jon Wefald Wefald Iowa Frank Forbes Assiatet Agriculture Extession Dakots North Dakota Wayne Colberg Arthur Kartz Weedell Anderpin Ford Wiecomain Patrick Losey North Minnesota Farmers Union Montana Ambersee Walter Medal Hubert Humphrey Dion Minsesota Mondale James Abouresk I. S.D Secretary of Agriculture

Soweto Riots Erupt as Education Protests Turn Deadly

Johannesburg reports Soweto protests over black education control escalate into South Africa’s worst urban riots. At least 29 killed and about 225 injured as violence spreads. residents face extreme housing shortages, electricity cuts, and scarce public services amid apartheid tensions.

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