Saigon evacuee recalls Saigon life and distrust of authorities
Mrs Kady describes Vietnam dangers including theft by cowboys on motorcycles and bribes to police. She recounts a purse snatch by two men, a daughter defending, and a family escape after a bomb attack on the presidential palace. She notes rising inflation, long lines, and growing desire to leave Saigon despite ties to the country.
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Vietnam
Mrs. Kady
Noah
Pam
Tom
Kady
Thieu
North Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Tax rebates and new principal residence credit explained
The article outlines a tiered income tax rebate capped at $200 for $20,000 earners, decreasing by 10 percent per $1,000 over $20,000 until a $100 minimum at $30,000, with $100 for higher incomes. It also details a five percent new residence credit up to $2,000, plus IRS filing guidance amid mass deadlines and refund trends.
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Tritt
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Awareness Day Shows Wheelchair Access Efforts Across City
The Frederick Woman's Civic Club led an Accessibility Awareness Day with Mayor, council members, and state officials touring in wheelchairs to assess accessible routes. Participants from government, civic groups, and Gov. Thomas Johnson High School teamed with the Easter Seal Society and others to test facilities and discuss needed improvements.
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James E. McClellan
Woman's Civic Club
City Hall
Ronald N. Young
Elizabeth Burker
Betty Rice
Charles V. Main
Edward P. Thomas
Julien P. Delphey
Access Committee
Deborah Miller
Mary Walker
Pat Throne
Commission On the Aging
Harry Morgan
Amvets and Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Mea Morgan
Lee Baltzer
C&p Telephone
E.A
Connie) Bergman
McNeill Baker
Easter Seal Society
Alderman Burker
Charles A. Spicknall
Allen R. Routzahn
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Brenda Fox
Debbie Rice
Theresa Mount
Joanne Tomalewski
TJ Future Business Leaders of
Tomalewski
McClellan
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Civic Club
Mary Rice
Steiner House
Frederick City
Winchester Hall
Health Department
Rita Gordon
Major Main
Frederick
E. A. Bergman
Waldo Ricketts
Safeway
W. 7Th St
News-Post
Access Barriers Highlighted In Maryland Civic Tour
A wheelchair access tour of Frederick Maryland sites exposed barriers at the County Courthouse and other buildings. Participants praised accessible storefronts like Safeway and reported efforts to secure federal help and compliant design in new projects.
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Mary Walker
Pat Throne
Gilbert's
Parens’s
Fogle’s
Shipley's
Wise Drugs
Henry's
McCrory’s
King's
Sears
Seeger's Hardware
Connie's Fabrics
Francis Scott Key Hotel
U.S
Charles Mathias
Glenn Beall
Goodloe Byron
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
Betty Rice
Bergman
Safeway
W. 7Th Street
Fredericktowne Bank & Trust Company
Major Young
Board of Education
Kitty Pepper
News-Post
East Patrick
City Hall
FSK
South Market
Clark Place
Square Corner
Peggy Pilgram
Anderson fined $150 in traffic court for DWI
Former Baltimore County Executive Dale Anderson was fined $150 after pleading guilty to driving while impaired. Dropped were drunk driving charges as part of a plea deal with Anne Arundel County prosecutors. Anderson, 58, faces a five year federal term starting Monday for conspiracy tax evasion and extortion during his county leadership.
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Glen Burnie
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Bruce Williams
Anderson
Michael Gately
Anne Arundel County
Williams
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