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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1977

Page

3

FCC considers teen CB training program to improve use

A government advisory group studies a standardized six session CB training plan for teens aimed at improving radio use. The proposal includes licensing basics, installation, operation, and optional topics on noise and interference, plus a public service information channel for older operators and local clubs.

John D. McClain Prove Washington Iap Federal Communications Commission Aslan VanDoorn FCC PURAC Upe Tinues Public Service Or Information Channel Public” Information Channel

Americans in Mexico warned not to expect soft life in U.S. jails

The Justice Department cautions that transfers of American prisoners from Mexico to the United States will not bring a comfortable prison life. Booklets outlining U.S. rules note limits on family visits property money and allowances, and some inmates may choose to remain in Mexico for better conditions.

Mexico U.S Mexico City Justice Department A.us Michael Abbell Anh United States Abbel US Senate Carter Sheedy Senate Mso

Today in History Highlights and Birthdays

Highlights note notable events on September 24 from 1955 Ike heart attack in Denver to Arnold’s escape in 1780 and Black Friday in 1869. Also Ruth’s 1934 farewell, WWII pledges, and 1988nuclear treaty ratification. Birthdays include John Young and Anthony Newley.

Dwight Fisenhower Denver Colorado Benedict Arnold West Britain Soviet Union Lake Michigan Sabre Sacramento California Patricia Hearst San Francisco John Young Anthony Newley Supreme Court George Sutherland

Teens face juvenile court over spiked brownies in class

Two 16 year old boys at Kiltalinny Regional High School in Hampton New Jersey are charged in juvenile court after police say they spiked brownies with marijuana during a home economics class. The teacher grew suspicious as students began eating the treats. State Police in Newton reported the incident in Sussex County.

Hampton, N.J Kiltalinny Newton Sussex County

New Leisure Shift Through Title IX and Arts Integration

The piece discusses how youth recreation and education expand beyond keeping kids off the streets to develop lifelong leisure skills. Title IX changes push joint PE and broader women’s athletics, while arts and movement are used in teaching math and aiding emotional growth, including modern dance as therapy.

Douglas Ohh White Lfe Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW

Mayor’s sledgehammer blast damages Paramount theater tile

Austin mayor Carole McClellan began a theater revitalization by swinging a sledgehammer at a front wall tile but it glanced off and cracked the Paramount ticket booth glass. Ticket seller Vickie Vertel sought cover. no injuries. The blow was to mark the $162,000 restoration project start.

Austin Tex Carole McClellan McClellan Paramount Vickie Vertel

Falls labeled tallest no longer claim in New York

Ithaca officials say Taughannock Falls is not the highest east of the Rockies. It no longer holds that distinction after Falls Creek Falls in Tennessee is cited at a 256 foot drop, challenging the old 219 foot claim.

Ithaca N.Y Taughannock Falls Rockies Falls Creek Falls Tennessee

Judge orders burglar to pay restaurant insurance costs

Benton-Franklin County Superior Court Judge Albert Yencapal ordered Allen Bender, 22, to pay about 120 a year for three years as burglary insurance costs for Break-Out Restaurant. Bender pleaded guilty to second degree burglary after stealing a safe containing 399 dollars. money recovered but the safe damaged.

Kennewick Wasi. (Ap Benton-Franklin County Albert Yecapal Yencopal Allen Bender Bender

Judge blocks man from adopting his girlfriend in Rhode Island

Superior Court Judge Joseph A Weisberger upheld a probate ruling denying 25 year old Duncan Clinton Fraser adoption of his 20 year old partner Karen Macy Jones. He said the action would create a scandalous and ludicrous interpretation of Rhode Island law and noted that sex with an adopted daughter could be illegal.

Providence R.L Rhode Joseph A. Weisberger Weisberger Central Falls Karen Macy Jones Duncan Clinton Fraser Rhode Island Berberian

Wampler Honored by National Poultry Hall of Fame

In Maryland, Charles W Wampler is celebrated by the American Poultry Historical Society as a founder figure in the National Turkey Federation. Job Skinner University of Wisconsin president of the poultry society notes the Hall of Fame honors those with industry contributions, not fame. He contrasts Colonel Sanders, famed founder of a successful franchise, stating his enshrinement rests on business impact rather than industry devotion.

Sville Charles W. Wampler National Turkey Federation American Poultry Historical Society Wampler National Poultry Hall of Fame Federal Agriculture Library Job Skinner University” “of Wisconsin The Poultry Society Skinner Col Sanders Chicker

Counterfeit Money Scare Hits Currituck High School

In Barco North Carolina a graphic arts teacher used a copier to print counterfeit dollars to spark student interest. The plan backfired as fake bills appeared around Currituck County High School and eight were found in a gas station ATM. Sheriff Norman Newbern urged returning the money and Principal Jimmy Webb praised student cooperation with nearly $70 worth turned in by 97 students.

Barco N.C Curritugh County High School Norman Newhern Jimmy Webb

Speeding motorist earns breezy title in Milwaukie

In Milwaukie Oregon two unnamed men described as very big entered police headquarters with a car door under their arms claiming they chased a young man through a street where children played. Police took custody of the doors awaiting a claimant as the driver sped off.

Milwaukie Ore Mann Sorapone

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