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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1974
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions vegetable price data and a numeric total but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable items include a price of 1.75 for three months and a total around 2168, with scattered month and date fragments.
A guest editorial from Successful Farming notes high food costs and assigns blame to labor unions, railroads, laws, and lack of standardization. Thomas Smith argues consumers overpay due to systemic inefficiencies and urges honesty about who raises grocery prices. A secondary note cites a Met Life study linking executive success to longevity.
The final session ended amid election-year jitters and redistricting threats as lawmakers passed landmark bills in energy, environment, and consumer relief. Governor Mandel stayed hands-off, while House Speaker Briscoe revived key measures like circuit breaker tax relief and parochiaid despite opposition.
A letter argues that belief in demon possession explains nothing and that science and rational inquiry must replace superstition. It warns that neglecting the mind risks a return to chaos like the Dark Ages.
Washington reports reveal the White House quietly placed wealthy Nixon contributors into a 3600‑strong National Defense Executive Reserve to fill top defense posts in 19 federal agencies if war breaks out. Memo suggests rewarding donors, with officials debating prestige and qualifications. many positions are non paying. Ford succession rumors renew speculation of a White House purge.
At the regular monthly meeting the Brunswick mayor and council unanimously adopted a resolution drafted by Cy Anumney Jacob Retrhack authorizing spending 57 400 for a building in the municipal lot adjoining the mayor s office to house the Volunteer Fire Department. The State Council Order Unuced American Men held its seventy fifth annual meeting in Fredonia, concluding with a memorial service officers elected and a sight seeing trip. Frederick City and most county towns will begin daylight saving time next Sunday at 2 am with confusion over whether stores observe DST or EST.
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