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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
2
Federal pension reforms urged to curb costs and abuse
The editorial decries rising federal retiree pensions as unaffordable and unfair. It calls for reforms starting with eliminating the 1 percent inflation kicker granted when CPI rises 3 percent, benefiting Congress, civil service, military retirees, and foreign service personnel. Newsprint tone urges action to curb costly benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Foreign Service
CIA
Great American Faces selects 12 portraits for Bicentennial year
Kinney Shoe Corp and the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration spotlight twelve top entries from over 5,000 amateur photographs showing characters of strength warmth and humanity. Ranging from a five month old to a 9 year old grandmother, the winners will tour shopping centers nationwide and appear at the National Visitors Center in Washington D C to celebrate the Bicentennial spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney Shoe Corp
Einuers
America
National Visitors Center
Washington, D.C
Mass Transit Tops Priority in U S Demonstration Projects
Mass transit advocates urge priority to curb pollution and revitalize cities. The LIRTA plans to fund up to 80 percent of three demonstration projects in three cities, each costing 20 to 50 million dollars, including Duke University’s advanced Astamated Guideway Transit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Oamley
Liriun Mass Transportation Administration
U.S. Department of Transportation
Duke University
Gill Elevator Co
Boeing
Rohr
CIA Sex Operation Exposed by Jack Anderson Column
The CIA allegedly ran an extensive sex operation using “safe houses” and a black book system to recruit partners for diplomats and agents. Reports cite internal security, surveillance rooms, and overseas apartments used for blackmail and recruitment, with Harald Osborn named in past oversight. Washington officials did not comment by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Ch4
Office of Security
Seis
CLA
Iternal
Hee
Washington
Harald Osborn
de Jarre
House Intelligence Committee
Jaedan
Hussein
United States
Wet Tan Sane
Ases
New York
Green Wich Village
Ory
Joraman
Progreso Mexico Faces Unchanged Poverty Despite Reform
In a 1950s profile on Progreso, Zapata’s agrarian aims failed as life for peasants remains dire. Half the nation farms land yet earns little, with high poverty and illiteracy. Many youth seek work in the United States while birth rates soar and infrastructure lags. The piece calls for reform, warning bullets cannot deliver change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thede
Mexico
Mexco
Zapata
United States
Luis Gutierres
Progress
Gutierres
Mbynter
Mexico City
Gutierrez
Homme
Crace
Emiliano
Questions for commissioners and county administrator post
A reader criticizes the county commission over ignorance of the county administrator role after a year and 77,600 in pay. Questions include who created the post, how need was determined, how a job description was set, and how qualifications were judged amid Longmire’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasly Commiss de
Girrente
Caryer
Dountry
Daily Mail
Brefore
Pewapaper
John Longmire
Couurty
Japanese girl seeks pen pals to foster peace and culture
A Japanese woman requests publication of her letter to find friends in the country to promote understanding and peaceful ties. She lists interests in music art writing reading cooking travel dancing and sports and offers language help to visitors.
Praise for Ed Zombro in Hagerstown letter to support CETA program
A concerned citizen thanks Ed Zombro for backing the CETA program, saying his efforts helped many unemploy ed workers provide for their families. The letter condemns local politicians including Goodloe Byron for voting against bills aiding the community and urges others to wake up before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Zombro
C.E.T.A
Zombro
Hagerstown
Ple
State of Maryland
Goodloe Byron
Zombie
Jottings From Yesteryears and Local Happenings
A scattered column notes past events including an aye specialist criticizing windshield hazards in autos, Kenneth Daniels seeking a state senate seat against George Snider, and a Mack Trucks board meeting at the Hagerstown plant led by Zenon CR. Hansen. It mentions John Hartle’s Chewsville tie, a Maryland House race, and a city land matter via magistrate’s court. A fisherman on Fast Franklin Street hauled a catfish with night crawlers, mice, sun perch, caterpillar, and a mussel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartle
Chewsvillers
Dohe Urner
Fielams
Maryland House of League
Robert Baker
Franklin St
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Qloroe O. Rae
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Ford
White House
Lebanon
Francis Meloy Jr
Myron Karopas
Activn
Menpaper Enterprises
Voice of
The
People
Teeuko Demukel
Che Aschikews
Hoppeicio
Yesteryears
Kenneth Daniels
George Snider
Mack Trucks Inc
Ty Zenon CR. Hansen
Magistrate's Court
Bat
Frederick
Pass
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Sutu
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