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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1971

Page

2

Aggressive Frederickt businessmen bounce back after fire

Donald Hiltner suffered a $225000 plus loss when his East Street furniture store burned. He reopened a temporary outlet at Highland Street and plans a modern fireproof rebuild on the original site with extra space. Frederick Business Properties owner Guy E. Kelly supports rapid recovery and future expansion.

Donald H. Hiltner East Street Frederick Business Properties Guy E. Kelly Hiltner Frederick Highland Street Second Street Sagner Mr. Kelly Kelly Mr. Hiltner Frederick Business

Socio-Economic Management for Public Welfare

David F. Linowes proposes a new discipline to apply private sector management to government and social programs. He argues for qualitative and quantitative audits, tailored funding by outcome, and welfare programs that aim to reduce client dependency by making people employable rather than merely providing aid.

David F. Linowes Linowes U.S. State Department United Nations Linawes Center City

Trade clash: Japan gains as US shifts to imported electronics

The piece notes Americans will buy about 40 million radios with 19 of 20 made abroad led by Japan, and US markets see only five percent domestic share. It highlights rising foreign TV imports, US manufacturers seeking overseas plants, and job losses amid low-labor production abroad. It argues Japan now dominates a major product, pressures US industry, and calls for new trade rules after Nixon’s tariff and currency moves.

Japan U.S Taiwan Hong Kong Mexico Nixon Pearl Harbor United States America Connally Free World Gray Internal Revenue Service IRS McDonald’s State Department Peking Asia India Russia Yahya Khan Pakistan China Chou Enlai New York Times James Reston Senate John Ingram Senate Commerce Committee Ingram Illinois Central Railroad Inpram Illinois Central Harry Bridges West Coast Vietnam White House Henry Kissinger Saigon Pentagon Sull

East Germany talk risks slander charge says U.S. visitor

Mark Huvssy of Deriche Vermont says a ten minute East German conversation can lead to slander charges after an 18 month jail term. The piece quotes Secretary of Transportation Volpe criticizing auto insurance for being inefficient and costly and failing to reduce crashes.

East Germany Mark Huvssy Deriche East Berlin Secretary of Transportation Doin AL Volpe

IRS pressure row hovers over Detroit data center vote

Congressional subcommittee approved the Detroit data processing center after a closed session amid claims of IRS tax checks used to pressure members. Chairman Ken Gray denounced the tactic as reprehensible, while Rep Jack McDonald warned against further such pressure. The vote was unanimous.

Washington Internal Revenue Service House Public Buildings Subcommittee Ken Gray D-Ill Internal Revenue Subcommittee Jack McDonald R-Mich Detroit McDonald Congress

Elections Form Set for September Primary and Labor Day Holiday

The August 1921 notice states the official primary ballot form is finalized and in printers for September 9. Republicans contest many offices while Democrats face a single district commissioner race at Brunswick. The August 1951 items note heat with near 97 degrees, a Frederick County Firemen parade, and road work on Route 40 near Braddock Mountain to widen, resurface, and grade approaches.

Brunswick Frederick County Fire Frederick County

Fight to keep South Street from becoming a black ghetto

A Letter to the Black Residents of West South Street and Frederick City argues against white residents opening clubs or liquor joints in the area. It warns of property devaluation, increased crime, and reversing decades of housing progress, urging united action and political pressure to shape community development. The piece references Gov. George Wallace, Martin Luther King, and calls for meetings, possible protests, and legal action.

West South Street Frederick City West South South Street Frederick 2Nd Elks Lodge Second Street Gov George Wallace Whitey H.U.D Martin Luther King Dr. King

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