New State Police Barracks Opens in Hagerstown
The Maryland State Police dedicated a $440000 facility near Sharpsburg Pike and I 70 in Hagerstown. It houses 39 troopers eight civilians and two cadets and features a helicopter landing pad a crime lab a canine unit a communications van and scuba gear.
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Hagerstown
Sharpsburg Pike
Maryland State Police
Louis Goldstein
World views shaped by circles sandwiches and triangles
German political scientist Dr. Klaus Mehnert, a senior Columbia University fellow, described how Russians see the world as a circle divided into two halves while the Chinese view it as a sandwich with the Soviets and Americans as bread slices. He discussed Europe and Japan’s four-fence view and the U S perspective of two triangles linking all camps, noting the United States as the central connector.
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Klaus Mehnert
School For International Relations
Columbia University
Europe
Japan
Regional Council For International Education
University of Akron
U.S
United States
Mehnert
Soviet Union
China
Foreign Aid Waste In Billions By Ray Cromley
Washington based analysis finds billions wasted in TLS and military aid through unpaid maintenance, missing training, and neglected institutions. It cites tractors, docks, warehouses, weapons, and equipment deteriorating due to improper upkeep and governance, urging binding maintenance agreements and stricter oversight. Calls for congressional inquiry and self evaluation by Pellagon and Nixon administration.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
Philipines
U.S
Pellagon
Nixon
Tensions Rise Over School Crises and Public Figures
The column reports crisis reviews by the Community Relations Service showing rising racial tensions in U S schools from St Petersburg to Newark and Buffalo, with protests, busing conflicts, desegregation issues, and political worries. It also notes Nervousness among leaders over Watergate’s impact on Nixon era politics. A related item covers Stan Goldblum’s bipartisan campaign contributions and alleged movements within Equity Funding linked funds.
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Washington
Arisiy
Community Relations Service
Justice
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clairton
Memphis
Tenn
Louisiana
New York
Richard Kleindienst
South
Georgia
He State
Tennessee
Tennessem
Virsginia
Morethon
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Cris
Newark
Buffalo
San Bernardino
NAACP
Focal Board of Education
Frasno
CBS
Ben Fobnan
Ron Edwards
D-Cal
CRS
Kleindienst
Connally
Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Treasury
John Connally
Byo
Wwe Gop
Connelly
Nixon
Goldblum
Stanley Goldblum
Common Cause
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
The Harding Era book offers lesson for today
Washington readers are urged to study Robert K. Murray’s The Harding Era, a balanced 1999 biography of Warren G. Harding’s 1921 23 presidency. It weighs Teapot Dome and Veterans Bureau scandals, notes Harding’s limited knowledge, and warns today’s politicians and press against sensationalism and unfounded charges.
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Harding Era
Robert K. Murray
Balancrd
Alfa
Graf
Nixon
Murray
Harding
Fran
Albert Fall
Elk Hills
Calif
Salt Creek
Wyo
Marding
Veterans’ Bureau
Charles Forbes
Charles Cramer
Cramer
Facinst
Forbes
Europe
Jess Smith
Ohio Gang
Smith
Washington
Voice Of The People On Watergate And Tax Policy
A readers letter page discusses truth in the Watergate hearings and calls for disclosure of what was stolen and why the investigation costs taxpayers. It urges restraint on funding if politics drives coverage and cites 1973 IMF tax surcharges and inflation concerns, urging citizens to contact Congress to stop overspending.
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Sen
Howard Kennedy
Kennedy
Gladys E. McGlaughlin
International Monetary Fund
Yesteryear Jottings Highlight Local Notables and Events
Anthony Capuano and Deverly Scholtterbeck were named the state’s top school newspaper. State Senator George Snyder sought the postmaster job in Hagerstown. Councillor Oscar Spigler proposed women as police to check meters and desk duties. Ratesnake killed while mushrooming in Hancock. Defense School grads from Pikeville. Harald Ritz, 16, rescued his sister Petty from drowning at Cold Spring Park. Kings Daughters officers listed. Cyrus Bell and Benjamin Bowwell re elected in Williamsport- Board of Education.
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Councillan
Oscar Spigler
Harald Ritz
R. G. Ritz
Waynesboro
Petty
Cold Spring Park
Cyrus D. Bell
Williamsport
Board of Education
Benjamin Bowwell
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Ting Wu
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Congress
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Daugherty
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Manross
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Harold Boyer
the Planning & Zoning Commission
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the Santa Maria
George Snyder
Reei Flowers
Hassell Frances
Hancock
Mat
Marty Teard
Lewis Blenard Dy
Joseph McElwee
Lews Datta
Oie Defense School
Pikesville
E. WH. Zeigler
King's Daughters
Edward Oswald
J. Edward Hirms
Sels Harman
Mary Rouskiilp
Perry Prather
Alice Edmonds
L. L. Mar Bruder
Bertha Mobley
Katie Bailey
Edward Updegraff
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