Frederick County vo tech delays trigger sewer taps dispute
At a MSC meeting the Board of Education was denied 12 sewer taps though 600 unused taps exist, delaying construction of a hoped for Frederick County vocational technical school. The piece notes prior deals, calls for taps to be reallocated, and touches on related state bills and county governance.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
Beateaf Tise
MSC
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
al Cinquepalma
Commission
Outlaw garbage ideas spark debate on Frederick parking
An editorial mix cites Jasper Indiana’s 356 ordinance banning garbage as a solution to Frederick's parking and fly problems. Debate notes sanitation, hog disposal history, and potential city ordinances to curb mess and improve alleys, with trading at home and national policy quotes included.
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Frederick
Jasper
Indiana
The
Daily Record
Maryland
Daily Voice
Jaspers New Won Fame
Herbert E. Thyren
Dasper
Letters To The Editor and Community Notes From Frederick
Readers discuss language in a Methodist magazine the public health work of a local alcoholism council and traffic concerns over the Highland Street bridge closure. Letters address a trivia Q and A about Boy Scouts age and famous horse races.
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United Methodists
Frederick County Council On
Alcoholism, Inc
Linda Gregor
Frederick
Highland Street Bridge
Frederick News
Highland Street
Weather forecasts and local notices from Frederick County
Weather observers predict thunderstorms in Frederick County tonight amid heat and clear air. A local boys and girls club program in College Park is led by University of Maryland Extension. Residents oppose a proposed south south Frederick bypass. a public meeting will be held. A drought committee considers federal emergency aid eligibility for farmers.
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Humentity
Frederick County
College Park
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Northwest Area
Frederick By-Pass
Maryland
Mansfield inflation cure idea crashes on economic reality
Washington column critiques Senator Mansfield proposed Wage Adjustment Act of 1974 to require automatic cost of living raises. The piece argues inflation must be fought by increasing supply or reducing demand, not by wage mandates, and praises urgent but practical measures over simplistic cures. It notes NTU warns of trillion dollar tax burden and urges decisive action.
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Washington
William Saxbe
James Collins
R-Tex
Saxbe
Collins
Saxby
George Haag
Master Oi
FBI
Haag
Nixon
Texas
U.S
Earl Silbert
Silbert
Henry Petersen
Thomas McTiernan
Justice Department
Congress
House
Senate
John Rhodes
House Judiciary Committee
Rhodes
NEA
H. L. Mencken
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Perha
National Taxpayers Union
NTU
Joint Economics Committee
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Maryland General Assembly
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Department of Public Works
Charles H. Smelser
Edward P. Thomas
Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission
James St. Clair
J. Clair
Martha
Martha Mitchell
Post Office
John Mitchell
Mississippi
Broad Street
Mars
Frederick, Maryland
Stack Hades
Elk Point
S.D
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Methodist Magazine
David R. Mullinix
Mullinix
Alcoholism Council
Jean Galvin
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Singanore Road
U.S. 40
M.A. Malik
East Street
East Patrick Street
Dorothy M. Doyle
Boy Scouts
Laurel
Salomon
Anajer
Tom Tiede
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