New Market Antiques Draw Tourists as Interchange Hurts Access
New Market in the Capital District thrives on antique shops and Mealey’s Restaurant drawing thousands yearly. The removal of the yellow beacon at the U.S. 40 interchange hurts visibility, risking more lost business despite residents bringing guests to town. State Highway Administration may consider two measures to aid New Market and its residents.
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New Market
Capital District
Redenck
U.S. 40
State Highway Administration
Signage and traffic loop urged for New Market access
A request urges erecting a highway sign directing motorists to New Market with Food Fuel Antiques, and calls emergency action to fix the access from the new interchange. Proposes a safe loop from the town easterly terminus onto the U.S. 40 Md. 75 interchange to prevent potential accidents and deaths.
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U.S. 40
MD. 75
Who's In Charge Here
Arch Booth argues that modern Presidents gain power through a growing bureaucracy and clever congressional mechanisms like over appropriation and delegated authority. He warns that agencies such as the EPA and FCC act as arms of the executive, while Congress takes credit and shifts blame. He urges budget reform S.1541 to regain control.
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Nicolo Machiavelli
Federal Communications Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Executive Branch
Senate
EPA
Federal Energy Office
FEO
Arch Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Host Program seeks area families this summer
Letters to the editor promote hosting European English speaking teachers as part of the non governmental American Host Program. Deadline April 30. Hosts provide room and meals and Brook Lane Volunteer Center describes local hospital volunteer options and community goodwill.
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Frederick Area
J. Stuart Perkins
Volkswagen of America
America
Brook Lane Psychiatric Center
Nixon Impeachment Would Be A Nation Worth Watching
Don Oakley argues the impeachment process would not be a circus and urges that the Senate trial could uphold dignity. He contrasts Buckley’s vivid fears with Mansfield’s view that the chamber will conduct itself with restraint and propriety.
Women Dems Club to Meet at Key Hotel This Afternoon
The Women’s Democratic Club with city and county members will hold two meetings at the Francis Scott Key Hotel this afternoon at 2:30. A large attendance is expected as the club outlines plans for the fall campaign. Members of several choruses of the American Legion branch will perform in the play Bimbo, directed by Larry Deyie. other choruses will be announced as personnel is completed.
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Women's Democratic Club
Francis Scott Key
American Legion Bracta
Bimbo
Larry Deyie
Frederick area survey on historic Maryland viewed by editors
Historic spots in and around Frederick were first toured by a group of travel editors and counselors from eight states and the District of Columbia as part of a Frederick Chamber of Commerce survey for a study of 2086. James Ed. Schel is general chairman of the survey.
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Sunchesing
Frederick
AAS
District of
Cohumia
Maryland
Connally tied to dairy pay off and Jaworski probe
The article alleges former Treasury Secretary Connally knew of a $10,000 payoff to him from Jake Jacobsen and pressured for Jaworski as special prosecutor, while Jaworski recused himself from Connally matters. It also notes Jacobsen's grand jury testimony and subsequent indictments in the savings and loan case. The piece links political maneuvering to Watergate investigations and brief updates on impeachment timing and other federal actions.
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Treasury
John Connally
Justice Department
Jake Jacobsen
Watergate
Connally
Richard Kreindienst
Jacobsen
FBI
Archibald Cox
Cox
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Texas
White House
Jawski
Alexander Haig
Jaworski
Henry Ruth
Treasury Department
Matty
Gerald Ford
Michigan
GOP
House
ITT
Dick Hauser
Presiden Nixon
Tim Oliphant
Interior At
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Caribbean
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