New State Park Near Clear Spring Opens for Hunting
The 2,200 acre recreation and conservation area northwest of Clear Spring in Blair Valley will permit hunting for deer, turkey, quail and pheasant and include a 42 acre lake with picnicking and fishing facilities. Greenbrier State Park lies to the east, but the new park targets outdoor enthusiasts seeking hunting and fishing opportunities. George B. Shields, director of the State Dept of Game and Inland Fish, received the Governor's Award as Conservationist of the Year for this project.
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Clear Spring
Washington County
Nimrods
Blair Valley
Greenbrier
George B. Shields
State Dept. of Game and Inland Fish
Shields
New York Tests Decentralized School Oversight and Welfare Reforms
New York City launches a large scale decentralization of its 11 million pupil school system to empower 88 local districts with control over superintendents curricula and budgets. Welfare reform allows clients to keep part of earnings, boosting work transitions with 2000 moving to jobs and 85 percent in full time positions while costs drop.
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New York
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Washington
How To Cope With Grief Through Service At A Hospital
Mrs V describes severe grief after her husband’s death and weight loss until she found purpose in hospital work for children. Studies cited show increased mortality among widowed and bereaved relatives, especially within the first year, with men faring worse. Advice includes seeking medical guidance and considering allergy tests if reactions occur after eating certain foods.
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W. Dewi Reés
Sylvia G. Lutkins
Betty Lou Files
Tommie
Jetter
Yar
Jottings From Yesteryears Boonsboro cantaloupes spark disputes
Outsiders set up roadstands selling cantaloupes claimed to be Boonsboro produce. A memorial was dedicated at Anticlam Battlefield on the site of the Dunkard Church. Ray McKee and Homer Litton of Hancock were elected to the Southern States advisory board in Hancock. Mayflower Cab Company raises rates to 3 cents per five miles due to costs. Dr. D J Nohman opens dentistry offices on North Potomac St. County offices urged to economize on electricity. Children at Day Nursery evac outward after Turmace ignition. Anthracite Expressway linked Hagerstown to Scranton Pa gains federal approval.
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Anticlam
All Dunkard Church
Ray McKee
Homer Litton
Hancock
Southern States Advisory Board
Community tensions and faith amid city issues and protests
A reader laments minority service in local volunteer fire and rescue groups while criticizing housing, politics, and race. A column mocks U S birth control debates, endorses papal positions, and condemns modern science, urging traditional values and population growth. The letter also notes a teen Fish-In event at a local center and a foster care family’s concerns, ending with support for the pope’s stance against birth control.
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Fire Department
Community Rescue
Jaycees
New Jersey
Mr. Nye
Mr. Shank
Jess
North Locust Street
Inside Washington Russia Could Pounce On 2 More Neighbors
The article warns of a Soviet plan to extend aggression to Romania and Yugoslavia as Moscow strengthens naval and air power in the Mediterranean. It notes 50 surface ships expanding to over 229, plus nuclear submarines, with Russian personnel dominating Egyptian bases and airfields. It discusses potential pressure on Yugoslavia and Romania, Israel's restrained stance, and a Algeria mediated hijacked plane deal involving Abba Eban.
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Rumania
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Johson
National Security Council
Czechslovakia
Mediterranean
Fham
Beuskly
Egypt
Adriatic
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Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Tito
Stalin
Ceausescu
Israel
United Nations
Algeria
Abba Eban
el Fatah
Eben
Dove Movement Vote Influence in Democratic Ranks
Washington analysis argues McCarthy’s dove wing will show strength mainly in Senate contests, not the presidential race. It notes defeats at Chicago, GOP and Democratic positions, and questions which dove senators will survive November, with broader implications for the party and foreign policy.
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Democratic Party
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Eugene McCarthy
Spon Sen
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Erpest Gruening
Alaska
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Abe Ribicoff
Connecticut
Prank Chitrch
Idaho
Joseph Clark
Pensylvania
Wayne Morse
Oregon
George McGovern
South Dakota
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Steve Young
Ohio
Richard Nixon
Huebert Himphrey
Vietnam
White House
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