Cheaa News Setahhehed 1663 Published Every Ereweng Except Sunday
The paper announces daily publication excluding Sundays from Frederick Maryland with advertising details and contact info. Rates listed include one month four dollars, three months sixteen sixty, six months thirty, and an annual option. The issue notes membership in the Associated Press and market coverage across Maryland and nearby states.
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Ereweng
G@EBAT SOUTHERM FRINTING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Hyrrich Struet
Frederick
Maryland
Moi iv
Waghington
D.C
Virginae
West Viepina
Peryabheic
Meter Rewte
Cortias
Porthanth
Marytend
Ford urged to veto common situs picketing amid editorial backlash
The National Right to Work Committee cites unanimous editorial opposition to common situs picketing from papers including the News-Post and Denver Post as it urges President Ford to veto the bill. It argues the measure unfairly pressures workers to join unions and would extend special union privileges to construction trades.
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Ford
National
Right To Work Committee
News-Post
America
Denver Post
Connecticut
New Haven Register
Louisville
Pennsylvania
Scranton Times
Reed Larson
United States
National Labor Relations Act
Reagan hires Nixon aide tied to Watergate spying
The article reports Ronald Reagan bringing Kenneth Rietz, a key Nixon Watergate figure, into his campaign role in California. It details Rietz's Watergate activities, his network of spies, paid informants, and past grooming by Haldeman. It notes Nixon’s lingering influence and related Watergate ties in the campaign era.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Reagan
Kenneth Rietz
Nixon
Rietz
Kiddie Corps
George Washington University
White House
John “Pat Jack” Buckley
Ed Muskie
D-Me
Buckley
Fat Jack
H.R. Haldeman
California
Lyn Nofziger
George Wallace
Pentagon
Joan
Munich
Angola
Kittens Lost Then Harmed by Steel Trap Prompt Letter to Editor
A Maryland couple recounts losing two pet kittens Happy and Scrappy. Scrappy wounded by a steel trap, Happy returns with a crushed foot. The writer criticizes cruel devices and urges others to beware of such traps.
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Happy
Scrappy
Turbulent Tourism Plan in Frederick Faces Internal Clash
A Frederick County tourism program funded by $60,000 in public grants, run by the Chamber of Commerce and volunteers, suffers from internecine conflict. Probes by an ad hoc committee and the SAC blame personality clashes between the Chamber, its executives, and volunteers, threatening a post Bicentennial tourism lull.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lord Jesus
Chamber
America
Frederick County
Chamber Senior Advisory Committee
SAC
Frederick
News-Post to switch to eight columns next year
The News-Post announces a format change from seven to eight columns to take effect next year. The plan was revealed at the Christmas dinner at Hotel Frederick, with about 400 Hood College students touring the city Christmas caroling.
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News-Post
Hotel Frederick
Frederick
Hood College
Bill Draves Notices Card Prices and Party Wealth Gap
Barbs Bill Draves stopped to buy a get well card for an ailing chum and nearly had a heart attack at the price. He also estimates the difference between Democrats and Republicans at about $500 per plate. Political posters last through the winter better than auto bodies.
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Bill Draves
Bill
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