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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1973

Page

3

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AMTRAK On Track Restore Weekend Washington Run

Energy crisis and transit gaps spur calls by Senator Beall to restore weekend passenger service on the Washington to Cumberland route. He urges intermediate stops at Silver Spring Rockville Gaithersburg Brunswick Hancock Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg with a Cumberland to Washington schedule including 7 am Saturday and 9 pm Sunday returns.

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Letters to the Editor and Alumni Paper Contention

A reader protests the alumni newsletter and administration actions at the college. The letter complains of bias by the administration and education board and questions enrollment figures and editorial choices.

Board of Education

Working Women Across Nations Double Bind in Time Use

A multinational study shows that working women juggle paid labor and heavy housework, totaling far less free time than housewives or employed men. Across 12 urban centers, women perform 32 percent of formal work but 78 percent of domestic duties, with Sundays marked by rest for housewives and catch-up labor for employed women. The contrast persists despite economic differences, while technology shifts tasks rather than reducing time.

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Ford seen as strong but uncertain GOP nominee prospect

Amid Watergate era turmoil, Vice President Ford gains momentum as a potential GOP presidential candidate. Analysts note his broad exposure and caretaker image may not sustain him, while his expected travel and speaking circuit access could boost his national profile.

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Resignation of City Clerk Leads to Aldermen Meeting

A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen yesterday considered succession for the city clerk post. It is understood Toyosken F. Siscoteaeers will succeed Mr. Keonody at the next meeting.

Mr. Castleman Dr. Stephens Cougar Pew Board of Aldermacs Toysken F. Siscoteaeers Keonody J. Herry

December 18 1960s White House lease saga reported in press

A chaotic account describes alleged talks over leasing Mrs. ONeal's home for the President, with figures including Mr Abplanalp and Mr Reboso cited. The narrative touches negotiations, backers, and political shifts as the tale moves through New York and Albany.

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Fire dangers in fabrics and air supply explained

The piece explains how fabrics burn depending on air flow and fabric weight. Loosely woven materials allow more oxygen and faster burning, while lightweight party wear can burn differently. Closely fitted man’s clothing and blends of natural and synthetic fibers melt or burn quickly.

Robert L. Renner Frederick Deanty

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