Community Credit Union Proposal Aims at Southwest Frederick
A diverse group led by Charles Brooks plans a federally regulated Credit Union for Southwest Frederick to help low income residents borrow at low rates. A National Credit Union Association representative will discuss the program at Asbury Methodist Church Monday at 7 30 P M. Mayor Magaha or a representative will attend to show city government support.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Charles Brooks
Southwest
National Credit Union Association
Harrisburg
Asbury Methodist Church
Brooks
E. Paul Magaha
Frederick County Credit Union movement urged
A Frederick County plan promotes a community credit union with 25 cent entry and $5 shares. Loans at 1 percent monthly, life insurance coverage, no paid officers, possible 6 percent dividends, and loan shark elimination are cited. Meeting urged for Asbury Church Monday at 7 30 P M to support the effort.
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Brooks
Frederick County
Coal gasification could reshape U.S. energy future
The article explains coal gasification as converting coal into pipeline quality natural gas. It notes U S coal reserves far exceed oil and gas, potentially 400 years of supply at current consumption, with multiproduct plants and job creation.
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United States
Frederick City businessman Allen Routzahn named Retailer of the Year
Allen Routzahn, a dynamic Frederick City entrepreneur with outlets in Hagerstown, Chambersburg and Waynesboro, was named national Brand-Name Retailer of the Year at a New York convention. His aggressive, ideas driven approach benefits his business and the local community.
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Kivery
Frederick City
Allen Routzahn
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Routzahn
New York City
Routzat
News-Post
Nixon
Routzahn Invites Nixon to Frederick Stores in Open Letter
National champion retailer Routzahn proclaims since his first store opening that Deliver More for Less is his credo. He invites Nixon and Pat Meaney of the AFL CIO to Frederick to shop, offering free delivery to the White House as an extra incentive.
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Routzahn
Frederick
Routzahn’s
Nixon
Pat
George Meaney
AFL Cio
White House
James Hodgson
Meany Dourly
Pentagon Comptrollers
Pentagon
Robert Moot
Defense Department
Vietnam
Gunter Voss
American Association of Zonological Parks and Aquariums
Agriculture Department
Voss
Toronto
Bronx
Milwaukee
San Diego
Chicago
Catskill
Albany
N.Y
Wage Price Freeze May Be Extended but Not Likely
Washington discussions after the 90 day wage and price freeze suggest an extension is possible but unlikely. Officials say outcomes depend on inflation control, economic guidance, and shifting farm prices, with Congress showing broad support for the plan.
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David Lawrence Washington
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nixon
White House
Senate
Mansfield
Washington
Congress
United States
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Readers vent over road plan notices and public awareness
Letters criticize Route 40 A and Blentlinger Road widening plans for poor notice and timing. Arguing citizens should be informed and included, writers urge larger print and more accessible meetings. Other letters discuss street noise, safe driving, and local Head Start visits.
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Blentlinger Road
Old Braddock
John Q
Manager Ramsey picks pitcher for Hanover game
Yesterday August 23 Lys1 Blethen and main sum Berman note Manager Ramsey selecting a pitcher for the game against Hanover. The Hustlers face a decisive stretch as wins push toward the season end. Benny Stover will be seen behind the pun.
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Lys1
Blethen
Sumberman
Ramsey
Hanover
Benny Stover
Nixon’s new economic plan and wage freeze extended
The president orders extending the wage price rent freeze for 90 days while evaluating indicators and enforcement issues. He fears U S productivity must rise to avoid losing industrial leadership as Japan and Germany gain ground. Agnew’s role is downplayed in final planning.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Agnew
Camp David
Qne
Treasury
Paul Volcker
Chase Manhattan Bank
Treasury Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
First Black Woman U S Senator From Mississippi
Blanche Bruce became the first Black woman to serve as a U.S. senator representing Mississippi. She began her term on March 4, 1875, marking a historic milestone in congressional history.
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Blanche-by-Bruce
Mississippi
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Randy L. Corum
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Frederick City Police
Nancy Gordon Jefferson
Evelyn Zimmerman
Walkersville
Democratic State Central Committee
J. W. Peele
East Street
Eighth Street
Market Street
W. Raymond Walter
State Roads Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Maryland District Office of
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