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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1971
Page
2
The Friday August 6 1971 Frederick column argues the county cannot solve its dog problem with current enforcement. It urges appointing a blue ribbon panel of dog owners complainants victims Humane Society and citizens to study the issue and propose effective solutions.
The NFIB report cites 60 000 responses showing import competition concerns, with 11 percent saying imports help, 14 percent say they hurt, and 75 percent seeing no effect. New England shows harsher sentiment, while regional gaps persist on quotas and tariffs. The piece notes potential shifts from China opening markets and a broader climate of change shaping domestic growth and policy.
Maryland officials hear AENCO's plan to burn trash for steam and to produce by products like mushrooms and magnetite. The non profit MES would coordinate. Costs cited range from 3 to 8 dollars per ton, with a required 5 000 ton daily flow to work.
Local items report a circus at Freeds meadow with matinee and night shows. Costello returns to the Hustler fold after missing a game. The B&O Veterans picnic, a Food Show plan in Frederick, and a new drive up mail box on East and Patrick Streets are announced. Jimmy the Greek Snyder is cited predicting 1972 presidential nominees and running mates with odds. Nevada governor considers action on Howard Hughes management losses.
American officials assess the Laos panhandle operation and Hanoi's extended supply pact with China. The piece blames U S and South Vietnamese planning in Laos, noting intelligence gaps and unexpected North Vietnamese tank deployments. It cites White House sourced postaction critique of the campaign.
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