Tax limits and growth shape 1974 election issues
Reporters map county concerns from land use to disclosure rules, aging aid, housing, growth in Mt. Airy, water and sewer plans, and rail service. Questions target candidates on growth limits, property disclosures, Medicaid and housing funding, and education reform ahead of the September 10 primary and November 5 general elections.
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Rob MacDougall
Mathias
Housing Development Corporation
Eric Green
Baltimore
Washington
Mt. Airy
MU. Airy
Linganore
del. Julien Delphey
New Market
Burkittsville
New Planning Commission
Frederick County
ICC
Chessie
Penn Central
East Street
South Carroll
East South Street
Human Relations Council
HRC
J. M. Bennett
Board of Education
Timely quotes and editor letters on leadership and abortion
A collection of quoted views notes Edward Heath urging a Feb 28 election and Leon Schull warning of impeachment as a drastic option. The Editor's Column features a pro abortion on demand plea stressing compassion for mothers and unwanted children amid debate.
Debates on abortion and pregnancy rights spark reader letters
In a collection of letters from Reno to Middletown readers, a writer defends women's autonomy yet questions abortion from a clinical and social perspective. Other letters critique local drainage problems in Frederick County and recount a Mall Cinemas no page policy incident, urging responsive action.
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Polley
Barbara Wagner
Airy
Frederick County News Briefs Celebrate Nusbaum Birthday and School Win
Conservation Commission of Maryland ships propagation birds into Frederick County from Alberta. Henry P. Nusbaum, a long time county figure, marks his eighty fourth birthday at his home near the fair grounds with a family dinner. Frederick High School trounces Bet Voraiemal vareau cadets in a field game as Hopkins Fresh works toward Baltimore. Frederick Teachers Association holds annual dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Weather outlook: showers and thunderstorms Friday with cooling after a warm stretch, easing garden and water needs.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Highview
Glade Towne
Mrs
Henry P. Nusbaum
Frederick
Eee
Etfs
Frederick County Teachers Associaton
Francis Scott Key
The Evolving Balance of Presidential Power and Bureaucracy
Ray Cromley argues that presidential power has declined domestically due to Congress wiring powers into agencies and a growing civil service. He notes Supreme Court backing for agency autonomy, budget rigidity, and a civil service fourth branch that constrains presidents. He cites Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard as example and highlights long-term civil servants forming loyal, expert bases that resist short-term political aims.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
White House
George Washington
Washington
Supreme Court
Defense
David Packard
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Ney
Maryland
Edward Heath
Great Britain
Leon Schull
Americans For Democratic Action
Hillsdale
Mich
Brenda Holbrook
James
Brenda
Ballard
Carolyn
Carolyn Holbrook
U. Regina
Constance Fister
Lawrence Johnson
Middletown
A.D
China
Asia
The
Conservation Commission of Maryland
Alberta
Canada
James E
Ray Cromley
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