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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
2
The passage outlines how The Daily Mail should present news and opinions. It states editors distinguish strictly between news columns and plainly labeled editorials. It also says reporting should include all sides of controversial issues, with columnists’ views appearing in other pages.
Water and sewer growth hinges on an adequate system. State health orders threaten higher costs for homebuilders. Developers are in the dark on when extensions start and enforcement. Septic tanks have polluted wells, prompting calls for community water. State officials demand safe water nationwide while delaying final decisions. Sewer extensions to Fountain Head and nearby Hagerstown area face urgency.
Vicor Relocation Management Co. finds 200 corporate clients showing a shift to treat new hires and regular transferees alike. The old view that graduates lack family duties fades as relocation benefits expand, aligning with firms that expect mobile, ready workers and housing and moving costs support.
Y May Chumley argues reform bills loom in the hopper to placate voters while likely failing to pass. He notes proposals from Rep Peyser on term limits, a constitutional amendment for term limits, and Ribicoff backed income and asset disclosures, yet believes incumbents will block reforms to protect reelection. He laments low voter turnout in a recent primary and urges new lawmakers to push genuine change.
Washington ethics panel long accused of shielding scandals and aiding coverups debates new tactics as Rep. Wayne Hays and Rep. John Young push for exoneration, while investigators broaden hunts for Schorr source. The column notes Kuwait trip etiquette for Speaker Albert and odds on 1980 presidential contenders with Mondale leading among Democrats.
The Daily Mad invites letters for public submission with two word limit? editors will edit and condense. All letters must be signed and include the writer’s titles or credentials. Preference given to those whose letters may be published as memes within the pages.
Al Gardner of Hagerstown writes county officials urging construction of an 18 to 27 hole municipal golf facility. He argues the 9 hole 1928 layout is outdated, unsafe, overtaxed, and lacks practice space, and cites travel to other counties for courses as evidence.
A letter laments late night street and parking lot hazards in the city. The writer recounts two incidents of harassment and near collisions near a Zayre Shopping Center complex and the North End. They urge police action or civilian self defense measures to restore safety and order in the town.
Jottings recall the city council night recognizing the International Association of Firefighters as official bargaining agent for city fire department. Edward Oswald, Rosen Hill Cemetery attorney, urged tax exempt status for the cemetery, while a college Park note mentions a soil analyst on Williams parish. Exorcism stories linked to Beards Lutheran Church reflect local lore. Lily Por visits Litypons and charms locals with glowing waters.
The piece argues that growing product and personal injury lawsuits raise costs for consumers and insurers. It cites Nader's airline battle, explains how settlements drain premiums, and notes insurers face higher losses, bankruptcies, and the flood insurance framework expanding federally insured coverage.
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