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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1974
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a meeting or notice with unclear names and figures. It mentions CWachinggen in D C Virginia and a monetary figure near 1.0 dollars and 4.16 dollars, plus a £2 reference, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
National Alliance of Businessmen urges area firms to hire train and retain Vietnam era veterans disadvantaged persons and ex offenders. Frederick County reports seven outstanding job developers and NAB's Frederick Hagerstown Metra will recruit employers willing to give ex offenders a chance. The NAB notes 54 000 participating companies since 1968 have hired nearly three million people including veterans and the disabled. Local members list include Alpha Portland Cement American Optical J M Bucheimer C P Telephone Eustalco Aluminum The Everedy Company Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick News-Post K Mart Litton Bionetics Moore Business Forms North American Philips Control Potomac Edison Sagner Standard Building Systems State Farm Woolco.
Two generations of American newsmen Frank McGee of NBC Today dies at 52 from pneumonia after final show April 11. Arthur Krock of the New York Times dies age about 72. Time Magazine lauds him as the prickly conscience of power with two Pulitzers and a long Washington career.
Secretary of the Army Howard H. Callaway touts a transitioning force with 13 fully formed divisions eight years after the draft ended. He says the all-volunteer Army is disciplined, ready, and not a return to prewar conscription. California AG Evelle Younger links reforms to crime trends and public safety.
The lifting of the Arab oil embargo is seen as a minor change amid ongoing production and pricing maneuvers by Middle East nations. Analysts warn it sustains inflation risk, unsettles banks, and may push the United States toward costly energy strategies while investors await cheaper tech. Foreign deposits from oil-rich states fuel long term plans.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will replace open wire roll circuits from Frederick to Frederick 1 Elecun Cy with cable at an estimated cost of $900,000. Paul Payne announced the project at a company meeting.
A reader denounces public nudity and indecent exposure at a time when laws and morals should curb such acts. The letter urges strong enforcement and cites scripture to argue against the societal shift toward nakedness.
Bruce Biossat argues Puerto Rico remains American and seeks a refined commonwealth to reduce economic inequities. A 14 member joint ad hoc committee, named by President Nixon and Gov. Hernandez Cot, reviews shipping costs, wage standards, energy reliance, and rules tying island to mainland, amid independence rhetoric.
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