Better Housing plan for Hagers Town and Washington Co
A new nonprofit, The Home Ownership Foundation of Washington County, seeks federal and private matching funds for a sel f-help program. It would acquire rundown houses, restore them, and sell to previous tenants with a small down payment and government-guaranteed mortgage. The aim is to turn renters into homeowners and foster pride and responsibility.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Home Ownership Foundation of
Research Aims To Make Waste Into Livestock Feed And Clean Water
Space age thinking meets earthbound research as NC State and Notre Dame pursue waste reuse and fly ash water purification. A $29,452 grant funds turning wastewood and paper into animal feed, cutting half of American waste from incineration. Notre Dame work, backed by $77,527, studies fly ash absorption to reduce pollutants in freshwater, though large lakes remain challenging and fish impact unknown. Both projects seek long term savings as science keeps spaceship earth livable for billions.
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Earth
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
U.S. Public Health Service
University of Notre Dame
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Science
Spaceship Earth
Power Of Wallace Threatens Constitutional Order
Washington editorials warn that the 1968 presidential election could fail to yield an electoral majority, risking a House decision. Reform of the electoral system is urged, with criticism of urban minority overrepresentation and the rise of disruptive groups, including antiwar factions and Wallace supporters.
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Washington
Poe
House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Cause of Representatives
Tidones
New York
Smith
Jottings From Yesteryears Highlights Local Appointments
Government officials proposed a Japanese devile quar antine to prohibit all fruits and vegetables movement from the county. Dr Dalton M Welty named chairman of the Washington County Red Cross Medical Advisory Committee. William Pausgrove appointed chairman of the Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee. Ford Cryan Corn prices declined about three cents per bushel per the State Department of Markets. An ER field day at Washington County Hospital reported a ram of fix.
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Dalton M. Welty
Washington County
Red Cross
William Pausgrove
Chamber of Commerce
Ford Cryan
State Department of Markets
Washington County Hospital
Voice Of The People On Four Year Outlook For America
Letter writer laments flawed national nominating processes and calls for reform to bring choice closer to the people. He critiques pacifists, praises protester Chuck Brandon, urges accountability at racetrack events, and argues against blanket racial blame while urging individual judgment of "bad eggs" in all communities. H. H. Smith weighs in on civics, race, and public conduct.
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America
Chicago
Miami Beach
Daley-Johnson- Humphrey
Freddie Grimes Murder Trial Told By Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop narrates Freddie Grimes’s murder case with Sam, a ragged crime lawyer, navigating a judge and a collapsing defense. Freddie’s life is sketched through Union Square and Chatham Square streets, ending with a doomed plea and the system’s heavy verdict.
No Heart for Freddie Grimes in Grim Death Penalty Tale
In a brutal court saga the attorney Sam fights a death row case for Freddie Grimes. After three trials Grimes is found guilty again, then the governor commutes to life before a final, fatal twist. Sam, labeled the bulldog, endures moral toll and eventual downfall.
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Freddie Grimes
Sam
Dipny’s
D.A
Fherm
Freddie
Beagie
Frendie
Tess
Tenveno
Tinny's
Spiro Agnew Acting President in Article Chronicle
The piece reports on Spiro Agnew as acting president with plans for the White House move and a Greece summit, notes Nixon as foreign policy adviser, praises D C police, and outlines the 1968 election deadlock that elevated Agnew amid Democratic splits and a Republican coalition. It also covers Maryland’s political shifts and observers’ verdicts on Agnew’s rise.
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Phil Ebersole
Daily Mail
Washington
House of Representatives
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Greece
White House
Richard Mr. Nixon
Nixon
District of Columbia
Capitol
Congress
Gettysburg
Johnson City
Texas
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Johnson
U.S
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hagen
Gov
Wallace
Humphrey
Maryland
William S. James
General Assembly
Nate
Humphrey-Muscakie
Millard Tawes
Louis L. Goldstein
del. Marvin Mandel
Carlton L. Sickles
George P. Mahaney
James
State Senate
Harford County
State House
Spiro Agnew
Baltimore County
Pres Dent
Democratic Party
How To Keep Well Dietary Needs Ever Changing
How to maintain health via adaptable diet across different climates and jobs. Calorie needs vary with size activity and surroundings. no universal standard fits all races or individuals. Future generations may require adjustments as nutrition improves. giants may emerge in size and demand. Readers may inquire Dr. Van Delsen by stamped self addressed envelopes to The Daily Mail for topics on symptoms, nasal allergies, and allergic rhinitis.
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Canada
Alabama
van Delsen
Daily Mail
Mable
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Berkeley Springs
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