Maryland governor backs judiciary pay hike amid tax grab critique
Gov Mandel defends a $7,500 annual pay raise for Maryland judges and a $4,500 boost for Workmen's Compensation Board members, while opposing general raises for state workers. Senator Smelser and the Frederick Chamber oppose the package, noting rising costs for taxpayers as inflation and public budgets strain. The piece contrasts judicial pay with stagnant wages for other state employees and broader public hardship amid tax increases.
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Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
Workmen's Compensation Board
Mickey the Dunce
Court of Special Appeals
Court of Appeals
Workmen’s Compensation Board
Mandel
Maryland
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Smelser
Judiciary
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Transportation for the aging faces a tough road ahead
John B. Martin, special assistant to the President for the aging, urges urgent action on transportation for older Americans. He notes many cannot afford cars, driving declines with age, and public transit often fails to meet needs. He calls the White House Conference on Aging a step toward a national policy. The piece also quotes Hubert Humphrey critiquing Nixon on Vietnam and the economy, ending with Hugo Black’s remark on constitutional views.
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John B. Martin
White House
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Minnesota
Nixon imposes construction wage restraint system
President Nixon seeks to curb inflation by establishing joint labor management boards for each craft and an industry stabilization committee to hold wage increases in the building trades. He initially resisted wage and price controls but adopted a system of constraints to limit costs.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Interagency
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
America
Rogers C. B. Morton
Walter Hickel
Morton
White House
George Shultz
Shultz
Fred Malek
Hickel
Stu Udall
Interior Department
Democrats
Udall
Readers Voice Concerns On World News And War Ethics
A Frederick letter section features Dorothy Ensor urging broader world news coverage and criticizing front page emphasis on the Calley trial. Another letter argues that one American death does not cleanse the nation’s conscience and discusses wage and price controls affecting construction and broader economy amid Vietnam war concerns.
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Australia
India
Calley
News-Post
Washington
Vietnam
America
First baseball games set for Frederick fair season
Frederick opens 1921 with two Public Athletic League games. Maryland School for the Deaf meets Emmitsburg high, and Cadets face Middletown high. Road work advances as warm weather returns, with State Roads Commission supervising highways and new bids. A special Congregational meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Church approves roof and steeple repairs.
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Frederick
Public Athletic League
Frederick County
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Emmitsburg High School
Middletown High School
State Roads Commission
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rupp
Franklin H. Harrington
Barbs and Bridges in Odd Drive Inquiries
A fragment mix notes simple explanations as alibis for wives and warns of suspicions at home. It mentions a dentist aiming for early retirement, a moon gaze with unease, and a drive show audience reaction.
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