Preview of 1974 Campaign Issues and Open Questions
Coverage guidance for pre election filings outlines key questions for candidates touching impeachment and conduct in office, open meetings and financial disclosure, economy and county governance. Readers urged to participate. July 1 filing deadline and August 12 registration are highlighted as pivotal amid redistricting and shifting county lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Lee Short
White House
Jail House
Richard M. Nixon
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Samuel Green
Frederick County
Richard O. Baumgartner
William E. Graffam
Florida
Congress
Studs Turkle
Frederick
Annapolis
Carroll
Washington
Letters to the Editor on Marijuana Claims and Research
A reader rebuts an editorial arguing few marijuana users glowingly cites a 1973 Marijuana Commission release and a National Institute of Mental Health report denying birth defects from marijuana. The letter questions who uses marijuana and names researchers and agencies involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Marijuana Commission
Nixon
U U.S
House of Representatives
National Institue of Mental Health
Dept. of Hew
HEW
National Institutes of Mental Health
Jamaica
Greece
Gabriel Nahas
Congress
James H. Bryan
Union Bridge
Washington, D.C
North America
Wild
Durward Allen
Charles Johkel
National Audubon Society
The
Work! Wildlife Fund
Wiktemmess Society
P.O. Box
St. Louis
Missouri
Agnew recalls White House pressure before resignation
The passage recalls Spiro Agnew telling aides that the White House subjected him to "terrible" pressures to quit as vice president. He cited threats of criminal exposure, family concerns, and a ruthless atmosphere as factors in the decision to resign amid impeachment pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spiro Agnew
White House
Agnew
Nixon
Gene
Baltimore
Alexander Haig
Art Lohmer
Secret Service
Washington Post
Richard Cohen
Jules Witcover
Blaze Starr
Two O'Clock
Praeger
Philadelphia
Frank
Rizzo
Middle East
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Bakroom
House Judiciary
Agai
Anatol Michelon
Middletown Education Board Seeks Bids for New Elementary School
The Board of Education will receive bids until May 11 at 1 a.m. for the construction of a new elementary school in Thurmont on a newly acquired tract on Graceham Road. The notice appears amid local debates on farmland taxation and county revenue strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Thurmont
Lowcre
Graceham Road
Montgomery County
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Cleveland Press
Julian Krawcheck
Page AG
Maryland
MC Reader
Neal Potter
Montgomery County Council
By Jack Anderson
BEATS
Middletown
Mev
Marie Crawford Allnutt
Waring Station Road
Germantown
Carol Perkins
Marlin Perkins
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