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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1969

Page

2

Tax reform bill threats to rental housing noted by Realtors leader

Frederick County Board of Realtors president warns the House tax reform bill could depress rental housing values by shifting depreciation rules to straight line. John Jowers cites potential recapture as ordinary income and urges Senate to strike the restriction amid tight rental supply and rising inflation and financing pressures.

Frederick Cis Wall Senate National Associutenot Bowers House of Representatives

Auto Junker Law Targets Abandoned Cars in Maryland

Maryland passes first Auto Junker law to curb abandoned vehicles. DMV will license auto wreckers and scrap processors, set recordkeeping, and enforce with periodic inspections. Interim period runs until January 1 while DMV trains investigators and defines criteria.

Maryland General Assembly Department of Motor Vehicles Exere Aute Mier State Health Department Miter State Department

Bouquet For Pomona Wins State Title In Timenium Meet

Unclear but mentions Pomona win in a state title at a Timenium event with Trequistandine exhibit. Mentions Grane Wrose Cathy and other counts and prizes. notes Harford Counts and Prince George's placements. corrupted phrases obscure full facts.

Frederich Pomona Grante Pormondy Grane Wrose Grane Witiculture DUTP Prise Harford Counts Prince George's Ste Howard Counts Dramena Citanice

Citizen Advisory Committee Proposed for Carroll County Education

The Carroll County Board of Education considers forming a Citizen's Advisory Committee to work with the board on educational matters. Arnold Mass notes the board cannot think of everything and supports the idea. Superintendent George E. F. Thomas will investigate, identify potential members, and present recommendations at the September 9 meeting.

Board of Education of Carroll County Arnold Mass Board of Education Thomas Louis Sharon Carroll County Council of Parents and Teachers Economic Development Commission Sanitary Commission, Planning and Zoning Commission Wester Maryland College State Department of Education

West Germany 20 Years After Creation and Elections

The article notes the September 28 Bundestag vote as Germany marks the 20th anniversary of the Bonn Republic. It highlights postwar recovery, a strong economy, NATO role, and concerns over extreme parties. It discusses the Grand Coalition guiding Kiesinger and the SPD, youth skepticism, and vigilance toward the National Democratic Party amid ongoing political realignments.

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Barbs By Phil Pastoret Reported Incident

An unclear manuscript fragment mentions Hirtable Cina and Hurps with references to vet women and prevention efforts. Details are fragmented and names are uncertain.

Fifty Years Ago August 2 1919 Local Court Schedules Trials

The article notes a shift in trial scheduling as dockets are reviewed to accommodate farmers on juries. A civic club activity and commencement events at Maryland School for the Deaf are described. The Board of Aldermen plans a special meeting to set the 1919 municipal tax rate and note Sept 10 as the due date for city fines.

Civic Club Phagrounds Maryland School For the Deaf Board of Aldermen Cuy

Twenty Years Ago Terms From The News Post Files

Two long inactive street improvement projects may finish this fall. South Market Street near Mt. Olivet Cemetery will be widened and East Saint Street between Market and Carroll Streets repaved. Petition 18 circulates in Mt Airy opposing Baltimore and Ohio’s plan to end passenger service to Carroll County. Railroad officials reportedly spoke with Mayor Spurrier about ceasing service due to annual losses around 25 000. Mountain dale rose to second in County Softball League after losses to Brunswick Eagles. Ballenger defeated Frederick 11 2, then won 16 3 in nightcap.

Frederick County Board of Education Ham Street South Frederick West Frederick Junior High Wallsville Thurmeont Parkway Brunswick South Market Street Mt. Ouyet Cemetery East AN Saints Street Market Carroll Streets Mt. Airy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Carroll County Baltimore Walter Spurrier Mountaindale Brunswick Eagles Ballenger Frederick

Nixon Focused on Issues, Fails to Mend Fences at Home

Washington columnist Bruce Biassat notes President Nixon spent his first six months stressing policy over politics. He argues Nixon’s neglect of candidate selection could hurt GOP gains in 1970 and 1972, as party struggles and local issues increasingly decide elections.

Washington NISA Nixon Hope Dwight Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Senate Richard Nixon Eisenhower House Congress White House National Committee Wood Rivst Newspaper Enterprise Asia

Quick Quiz: Historic U S facts and trivia

A quick quiz presents questions on who decides in a new state addition, Burns versus IHle authorship, the original UN membership, the first presidential inauguration site, and maple tree tapping frequency. Answers include the President by executive vibes, Burns noting words from an old man, 46 nations meeting in 1945, Washington's inauguration at Federal Hall on April 30 1789, and tapping maple trees once annually in early spring.

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