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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1974
Page
2
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Alfred Lewis Baker of the NAACP urges blacks and all eligible voters to register and vote, citing gains from the civil rights movement and warning that failure to vote risks third class citizenship. Registration drives run in Winchester Hall and area high schools begin April 22.
The article reviews no fault auto insurance progress across 38 states with only 12 adopting such plans. It discusses Hart Magnuson proposals for a national standard, broader benefits, and potential nationwide savings while noting ongoing political debate and state flexibility. Quotes Henry Ward Beecher.
A collection of letters to the editor from Frederick County readers cites a poem left at a funeral gate, a Graceham bird tale tied to a tornado warning, a town crier exchange about leadership, and praise for the paper’s coverage of animal research. Readers name Dan Hemi, Mrs. Adelne Williams, David Mullinix, and James Augustine.
Bruce Biossat notes that President Nixon owes about 470000 in back taxes and would face civil or criminal charges if an ordinary citizen used similar methods. He cites back dating of documents to deduct 576000 for the National Archives donation and a 117000 capital gain from San Clemente lands, with further concerns over multiple residences and split gains.
A large crowd attended Frederick's eighth annual Automobale Sheva at the State Armory with the bag drill shed lit brilliantly and American flags as decoration. The Progressive Bakers' Association held its monthly meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with delegates from multiple towns. A truck overturning on a siding near Ridgeville disrupted main line tracks but operations resumed. organizers plan a second league and invite participation.
Aide interviews portray President Nixon as enduring Watergate with rising confidence yet occasional private gloom. Camp David retreats with Bebe Rebozo are noted. Nixon schedules speeches and seeks Brezhnev summit while maintaining firm, clear presence to supporters. Government Loot details two million in seized endangered animal products. officials face disposal questions for vicuna coats, leopard skins, and other items.
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