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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1977
Page
2
The Daily Mail states it will report news fully and impartially in news columns. It reserves editorials to clearly labeled pages and may publish all sides of controversial issues.
The piece notes Charlie Finley of the Oakland Athletics and the Yankees as powerful forces in the American League pennant race. It praises the Baltimore Orioles and their rookies who have stepped up this season while acknowledging the shifting rosters and high-stakes dynamics shaping who may win.
The U S Department of Transportation funds four cities Cleveland Los Angeles Houston and St Paul to trial elevated guideway systems aimed at easing downtown traffic and cutting air pollution. Critics warn of skepticism and debates about practicality but airports like Tampa Miami Seattle and Dallas show successful precedents.
A new farm bill provision could allow cash payments to some food stamp recipients instead of stamps. If approved, the plan would have the Agriculture Secretary issue checks to eligible recipients, aiming to cut middlemen and reduce red tape. Birmingham, Alabama, is cited as a potential test site with Operation New Birmingham backing direct payments.
County Sheriff Arles Price has begun preliminary steps on forming a county police agency. Capt Harold Kiger says the study by the International Association of Chiefs of Police may prompt changes in the city police department. Economic Development Commission members fly in today to pursue a potential new industry for the county with no disclosed target. Concurrently the State Roads Commission seeks condemnation of acres from Grethlawn Cemetery for the Hagerstown bypass. Dr William Brish and eight school officials plan a trip to New Hampshire to present vocational TV at the state house.
The first morning Bert Lance met Senate inquisitors he prayed with President Carter in the White House reading three Bible passages aloud. Carter defended Lance, saying he has not proven illegal or unethical, while acknowledging some mistakes. The piece also notes a Project Max controversy and Reed's alleged role in continued Air Force funding.
Walnut Towers resident Michael Kiernan recalls World War II era Panama experiences and the canal debate. He recalls a 1942 explosion, malaria and venereal disease issues, harsh labor conditions, and his opposition to turning the canal over to Panama. He enlisted early, served in D Battery, worked as a journalist, and now reflects on the canal’s vulnerability and U.S. strategic interests.
Readers invited to share their opinions in The Daily Bail letters to the editor. Writers should include their address and may reveal their names for publication. Preference given to letters from authors willing to publish identifying details.
A Maryland hunter safety test for youths caused frustration due to reading difficulties. North American Rod and Gun Club staff explained accessible formats, easing the process. A parent praises the club helper for making the test possible and notes the positive outcome for the son who learned much and smiled after passing.
The letter argues for mandatory hunter safety training in Maryland before licensing. The author compares firearm and driving education, urges responsible instruction, and emphasizes preventing accidents while praising state action seen as protecting lives. The writer signs off as Sharon A. Datilng from Pangborn Blvd.
Letter argues the United States should keep the Panama Canal Zone land it bought with taxpayers’ money and reject giving it away to dictators or communists. The writer urges taxpayers to resist any donation or lending of the land and to demand the government pay its own costs today.
Reverend Robert Schuller urges readers to evaluate contentment and embrace the Power of Possibility Thinking. He argues that choosing not to settle leads to a more exciting life with greater knowledge happiness opportunities prosperity and self-esteem. The message references His Hour of Power program from the Garden Grove Community Church in California.
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