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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1973

Page

3

Use It Or Lose It tod Preas 1 if the It seems only yesterday

A renewed effort to restart Frederick Maryland’s bus service begins today led by BH. D. Gladhill amid fuel and car costs. Residents urged to ride to save gas, wear on cars, and gain fresh air. Bus runs hourly from 7 45 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. from Patrick and Market to Frederick Towne Mall and back, fare 40 cents adults 30 cents kids under 12.

Frederick Gladhill Patrick and Market Streets Market Street Seventh Street North Market Street West 1Th Street Motter Avenue West Seventh Street Snoppin Center Military Road Meade Avenue Wilson Avenue Rosemont Avenue Lindbergh Avenue West Second Street West College Terrace West Patrick Street Frederick Towne Mall Mall West South Street South Market Street Center Square

Shockley Race Theory Sparks Free Speech Furor

Nobel co winner William B Shockley argues that inherited intellectual differences exist between white and black races. Critics ban his talks and debate, claiming danger in spreading racist ideas, while supporters say silencing him defeats free speech and unfairly elevates his influence.

William B. Shockley Shockley New York Staten Island Community College Harvard Roy Innis New York University

No Mystery Here Oil chiefs deny conspiracy on shortages

The Daily Record reports oil company leaders dismiss conspiracy theories about gasoline shortages. A Mobile Oil Corp official cites industry breadth and long‑standing supply constraints caused by gas wellhead controls, environmental limits, and Alaska crude access, arguing shortages have been developing for years.

Mobile Oil Corporation Oil Company Alaska the Daily Record

Lams Chamn discuss park plan at weekly luncheon

Yesterday's report notes Dr Ira J McCurdy's plan to establish a company or park in the city was discussed at the weekly Lams Chamn luncheon. A commission rep rejected the plan, and 50 trees were to be planted in Frederick County amid dry weather delaying work. A program by Frederick County dietary committee highlighted sensible use of indigenous labor to save US tax dollars, with a labor management specialist addressing attendees.

Rirh Lams Chamn Whee the Plas Ira J. weCurdy Alec Park Phan Frank Buchman WRUL Boston

Barbs on New Year Revolutions and Office Life

A fragmented column jokes about small nations starting New Year revolutions and mocks office economics. It mentions the cheapest co worker and references bills for uncounted goodies, tying it to everyday attire and absurdities in a tongue in cheek style.

Landmarks Foundation supports complex site plan in Frederick

A Frederick County Landmarks Foundation letter urges locating the New Court House Complex on vacant ground south of the John Hanson House on West Patrick Street. It argues for minimal demolition, historic compatibility, and downtown revitalization, noting tax and land issues and transport considerations. It references local land values and urges citizens to express views.

Frederick County Landmarks Foundation, Inc Court House John Hanson West Patrick Street Frederick Larry Lipman Market Street Monocacy Village Prospect Routzahn Dept Fredericktown Bank Frederick County Grand Jury Court House Square

Mustard shortness may threaten hot dogs across America

Americans face a potential mustard shortage as Canadian crops drive up prices. Bootleg mustard trades surge in Western Canada, while Continental Grain and other middlemen hoard stock, sparking a “mustard war.” Civil service and political echoes surface in a separate note about SBA contracts and ethics amid broader tensions.

Washington Canada Europe Japan United States Continental Grain Co Comsumer Affairs Continental Winnipeg Thomas Kleppe R-N.d Masten O'Neal Dga Today Kleppe Small Business Administration O'Neal Abe Jerry Bowden Wah Kleppe Pan American Services San Antonio SBA Brooke Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Bowden Pan Am Services Space Services

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