No Fault Auto Insurance Debate Sparks in Maryland Legislature
The 1972 General Assembly faces a heated fight over no fault and PAYD plans. Frederick County hosts a planning meeting at Red Horse Steak House with MAIA leaders and state lawmakers discussing the Personal Protection Motor Vehicle Insurance Act and expected impact on premiums and tort liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Red Horse Steakhouse
Frederick Association of Insurance Agents
Maryland Association
Ed Wells
State Farm
Nathan Jacobson
Insurance Brokers Company
Charles P. Bundy Jr
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Maryland General Assembly
MAIA
Albert F. Gettier
House of Delegates
Jacobson
AIA
United States
Maryland
John L. Palmer
Silverpring
Maryland Aia
Cockeysville
Baltimore
Palmer
Association
General Assembly
Hypertension Treatment Sees Big Life-Saving Potential
Dr. Edward Freis, honored with the 1971 Albert Lasker Award, says drug therapy for moderate hypertension can cut death by over 50 percent and prevent major complications. He urges mass screening, better public education, and FDA pace on new drugs, noting only 20 percent receive effective treatment. He also calls Congress to curb undeclared war powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Freis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Washington, D.C
Freis
FDA
Europe
United States
Difficult Puzzle of U S Peking Relations Deepens
The United States ponders a delicate path after Peking's UN speech charges US aggression and calls for withdrawal from Taiwan and Indo China. Nixon plans a cordial visit while Washington weighs how to respond and pursue possible normalization.
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Washington
Peking
Nixon
Mainland China
United Nations
Chiao Kuan - Hua
United States
China
Security Council
Red China
Indo - China
U.S
South Korea
America
George Bush
U.N
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Congress
One Nation Under God And The Pledge Debate
A letter from Sam of the Exchange Club of Frederick defends the words under God in the Pledge and opposes moves to remove them. He ties faith to national identity, warns against secularism, and urges continued religious reverence in government and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Exchange Club of
Frederick
National Exchange Club
Congress
Eisenhower
America
Maryland
God
Atlantic
Biennial Meeting at Maryland School for the Deaf
Fifty years ago a biennial meeting at the Maryland School for the Deaf reported excellent health and facilities for the children. After a luncheon the pupils danced for the board. The First Peral Women’s Club was reorganized with Mrs A J McKinney elected president at its first courthouse meeting. A new fire engine for Independent Hose Company demonstrated on Water Street, delivering 1080 gallons per minute.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
A. J. McKinney
Walkersville
Independent Hose Company
Water Street
Fort Belvoir Engineers overpower Fort Detrick in county meet
In a Friday contest Fort Belvoir Engineers trounced Fort Detrick, marking the third straight loss for the Comets. In rifle action Kitty Calhour led Frederick Rifle Club past Company A 1365 to 1299 as Middletown and Williamsport tie for soccer loop leadership with four games played. Hoover spars over FBI secrecy at Kennedy Center event. Horizon Corp lures HUD regulator Alfred Lehtonen after 41 years.
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Fort Belvoir
Ange
Fort Detrick
Comets
Army Chemical Center
Hetorta
Edgewood
Kitty Calhour
Frederick Rifle Club
Hoover
Clyde Tolson
Lou Nichols
FBI
FBI Recreational Fund
Kennedy Center
House Freedom of Information Subcommittee
William Moorhead
Dpa
NEW Horizons
Landesses
Alfred Lehtonen
Interstate Land Sales Registration
Lehtonen
Horizon Corporation
Horizon
Tucson
Tahtonen
Housing and Urban Development Department
Challenge
Tehtonen
IUD
HUD
Russell Wilde
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Frederick, Maryland
Mr. Palmer
Mandel
John R. Jewell
Congresa
Arthur J. Goldberg
Cal
Berry's
Jon
Mea
John
Gallup
Jimmy the
Mews-Post
Middletown
Williamsport
Washington County
Walkeraville
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy Center For the
Justice Department
Tray
Newspaper Enterprise Alsn
Warner Brothers
National Review
William Rusher
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