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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
2
The Rally Mail will report in plain terms the pews ax tully and impact Uaally. This page expresses the editorial opinions of The Daily Majonly in plainly labeled editorials. Other opinions from columnists and people in the news are reported elsewhere. Publish all sides of important controversial issues.
Panama Canal tension aside, US tourists pour into Panama with IPAT reporting a seventh straight rise in American visitors. 197? targets around 100,000 visitors as Panamanian hospitality draws travelers despite canal dispute. The largely welcoming attitude offsets any lingering political strains.
The article details doctors winning larger countersuits against frivolous malpractice actions in states like Illinois Montana Missouri and Florida. It cites a radiologist in Skokie receiving 8000 and Dr John Sullivan in Vero Beach earning 175000 after a patient suit over a steel rod too long.
Buzz Sawyer was named Citizen of the Year by the Civitan Club. Grover C. Barkdoll of Hagerstown was named vice-president of the 1. B. Maynard Co in Pittsburgh. The board of education recorded a summer school enrollment of 408 students. A few thieves seized 12 cherry pies from a local supermarket. A survey of Hallway residents will begin soon to gauge opinions on a proposed water and sewer system. A bumper era of peaches is expected in the county this year by area orchardists.
Reverend Schuller compares self-esteem to stale cereal and packaged foods, noting that old efforts decay and fail to refresh us. He urges continual growth and reaching beyond past achievements, as life lessons from his Garden Grove church and Hour of Power program.
Reports allege Rep John Ashbrook uttered a racial slur at a dinner with fellow congressmen denying the charge. Witnesses, including Richard Sprague, corroborate hearing the remark, while Rhodes and others dispute it. Black caucus demands public disavowal and broader discussion of race relations and conduct in Congress.
The National Restaurant Association warns H R 3477 and H R 3744 would raise the federal minimum wage to $2.80, index future increases to the manufacturing wage, and repeal tip credits. The result would be higher labor costs, staff cuts, higher menu prices, and an estimated loss of hundreds of thousands of foodservice jobs nationwide amid high inflation and unemployment.
Readers are invited to submit letters to the Voice Of The People column with a maximum length of 250 words. The Daily Mail reserves the right to edit letters. All letters must be signed and include the writer’s street name. Preference will be given to those who permit publication of new names.
A garbled fragment discusses hatred needing an object and bloodshed, contrasting the Bible and Christianity. It contends movements are used to back devils, arguing about love, enemies, and belief, with scattered references to masses and slavery. The text is unclear and largely incoherent.
Local residents demand removal of a blocking wire at the Halfway Boulevard 1-81 intersection citing poor visibility and fatal risks. They criticize officials for delaying action despite years of complaints and call on the county commission to act before more lives are lost.
A reader reports that several eastern European nations including Cadun and West Germany have adopted a Sunday rest day replacing the Bible's Sabbath as a secular workers rest day. The missive warns this constitutes anti Christian policy and urges Americans to heed biblical prophecy about divine wrath.
The article discusses indigent defendants rights to state-provided counsel, noting courts rarely allow naming any lawyer. It cites cases where court-appointed lawyers erred or were intoxicated, ruling the defendant must receive a fair hearing. The piece underscores that denial = constitutional violation.
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