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Sewer project gains backing from Fountain Head property owners
Property owners urge a joint city county push for a long awaited sanitary sewer along the road. Costs may rise before completion and rely partly on federal and state funds with the county share minimal. hookups and ongoing fees apply, but health benefits and convenience are persuasive as decades of discussion end.
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TV's Global View Hurts If Not Matched by Study
A US Department of Education survey of 1,900 public school students in 27 states finds many teenagers misidentify nations and geographies after heavy TV viewing. Nearly half of high school seniors think Israel is Arab, and over a quarter say Golda Meir was president of Egypt.
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Black gains endure amid recession despite court limits
Demographer Prof. Reynolds Farley notes that gains from the 1960s civil rights era have not disappeared. Studies show narrowing racial gaps in education and earnings through 1974, though earnings for Black men lag White men. A recent Supreme Court ruling on seniority may curb affirmative action cases and alter future employment opportunities.
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Bootleg Laetrile trade blamed on quack cartel
The Jack Anderson column reports a booming bootleg Laetrile market, dubbed a quack medicine, with a Posse Commitatus faction in Manuelowee Washington organizing a factory. Investigators seized two tons of kernels and 100,000 filled capsules, estimating a six thousand daily supply, while promoters profit and stockpile weapons. The piece notes regulatory warnings and a tragic cyanide poisoning death of Elizabeth Mackin, highlighting a war between medical establishment and Laetrile advocates.
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New Faces Sought as Republicans Rebuild After Carter Era
King Features Syndicate highlights a GOP struggle to shed big business ties and attract Black voters. Bill Brock reshapes outreach with a 30 minute NBC show, while veteran names like Ford Nixon and Rockefeller linger in commentary. Carter gains in public support.
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Voice Of The People Readers Invited For Letters
Readers are invited to submit views to the Voice 3 the People column. Letters should be about 250 words, signed, and include the writer's full name. The Daily Mall reserves the right to edit for conciseness and clarity and may refuse publication.
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Consumer complaints fuel debate on electricity costs
The letter-writer blasts ongoing efforts that hype electricity issues while noting consumer frustration with grocery prices and service reliability. The piece questions which agency sets policy and cites public irritation with power costs and delivery delays.
Question on Home Rule and Charter Writing Committee
County commissioners formed a Charter Writing Committee without a public petition. Why no 1977 general election instead of a special election? Budgeted funds and known votes against Charter Home Rule raise questions about sponsor accountability and who bears responsibility for the county commissioners’ actions.
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Fires, YMCA plans, and local notices from yesteryears
More than nine hundred firefighters from seven companies battled fires for about three hours along the Nudlalk and Western Rail Road. The Oak Hill Avenue lights glow as blossoms scent the air. Mrs. Nriscoe, longtime Democrat and Maryland's first Democratic Committeewoman, died at 210 W. Washington. An overhead signal debate and repeated traffic incidents mark ongoing civic concerns in Hagerstown.
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