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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1974
Page
4
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The Frederick Exchange Club plans a Monday presentation at Prospect Hall High School for the Freedom Shrine a display of 28 historical American documents. The exhibit funded by local support honors liberty and education with guest speaker Charles Ensor and notes a gift from Dewey Jordan.
A Frederick letter responds to a union open letter, praising front line postal workers and questioning policy makers. It discusses proposed Frederick area facilities, including a major mail processing center to serve over 60 post offices, and weighs location and traffic concerns for the 1974 1994 timeframe.
Maryland corruption saga keeps surfacing in federal court as prosecutors hint at ongoing grand jury work and potential indictments. The piece frames Fornoff's plea and immunity as pivotal, links to Agnew era cases, and flags new anti corruption laws intended to curb future misconduct.
A letter from Paul P. Gordon of Frederick urges policy makers to face public input and end wasteful Postal Service practices. He cites routing mail to Washington, delays, and higher user costs, and asks APWU to press for open channels with policy makers and accountability to taxpayers.
The Pomona Grange, county parent body, planned its regular quarterly meeting in May Pleasant area. The American Legion Auxiliary Frances Scan Key Post organized an Easter treat for former service men at Sallibngsville and other hospitals, with Mrs. George Birley presiding Friday afternoon.
The Potomac Edison Company incurred the most exclusive pour er incident on the second floor at 15 headquarters during the city campaign. Edward J. Smith, chairman of the city executive committee, announced the event and noted no casualties.
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