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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1975
Page
3
A critical column laments Maryland's Bicentennial license plates displaying an incorrect cannon. The piece argues Pennsylvania's smoother rollout and urges locals to order corrected plates, costing $5, to promote state history and repair the public relations fiasco.
The National Association of Insurance Agents warns that Habitual Offender Drivers, about five percent of motorists, cause most fatal rural crashes due to speeding left of center and other risky behaviors. Virginia’s 1968 law cut deaths by about 20 percent, and 20 more states since have adopted similar measures. 29 states still allow HODs.
Prof. Amon Burgee secretary of Frederick County Farm Bureau returns after three week county campaigns in Carroll Montgomery Howard and Baltimore and announces campaigns in several other counties. About 70 Frederick residents attended the Golden Rule Near East Relief Dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with speakers Dr. C A Starling and Dr. Andrew M. Brodie.
Game Warden Glenn Butts predicted up to two hundred male deer might be slain in Frederick County during the annual buck season. Legal deer include two point or better antlers or three inch spokes, with firearms or bow. Last season six days yielded 99 legal kills and eight illegally slain. Dorothy Lassetter hosted Frederick City Homemakers as Walker Carty screened Room Arrangement and Plan for Better Living. Donald Rice oversaw packing three boxes of clothes sent to the Young Nak Orphanage in Seoul Korea.
In the early 1970s district attorneys appointed by President Nixon began investigations of Democratic governors nationwide. The governors believe Nixon leveraged federal law enforcement to defeat Democrats in multiple states as part of a systemic power play.
Letters argue repurposing the B and O freight depot as a group home amid local busing disputes and school integration debates. Readers urge using available funds for remodeling and address concerns about community locations and policy.
Frederick grows bustling as Market Street restoration brings Inspirations dress shop and a discount outlet by McCormick. Maria and Marianne Flautt lead design and interior work while Donald McIntyre renovates Baumgardner Estate buildings for apartments and storefronts. Preservation advisors guide color schemes as Leslie Robinson opens a portrait studio and others join in Christmas plans at the Book Exchange Building December 4 to 6.
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