Mount Saint Mary's Campaign Aims to Expand Academic Center
Frederick County readers learn Mount Saint Mary's College and Seminary seeks a 1.5 million capital fund drive named Achievement II to build an Academic Center for 26 classrooms, supporting a 1500 student coed campus. Edward Egan heads a 1000-strong volunteer task force urging local support and fundraising. The piece links prior Hood College effort and notes the Mount's debt-free status and strong growth since 1960s. It also mentions a separate coffee study contrasting Boston and Oakland findings on heart attack risk with heavy coffee use versus smoking.
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Christmas Comes to Rocky Ridge in Covered Bridge Town
Edith Tabler writes of Christmas in Rocky Ridge with carillons and bells from the church as snow falls on the Covered Bridge. Homes are decked with evergreens and families decorate, hoping for peace on earth and blessings for friends near and far.
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Peace spirit mirrored in Judean tale and Middle East talks
The writer contrasts the first Christmas era with contemporary Arab Israeli peace efforts, urging a vision of goodwill and brotherhood. He recalls hardship in Bethlehem, distress under Herod, and the Egyptian refuge, linking ancient woes to modern hopes for harmony and a ceasefire in the region.
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Energy waste in homes and offices highlighted in Nixon plan
The article cites government findings that energy use varies greatly among similar buildings and appliances. It notes leaks, poor insulation, oversized lighting, excessive construction materials, and faulty codes as sources of waste, urging corrective action to address the fuel crisis.
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Anti Saloon League panel meeting pledges support
The Frederick Anti Saloon League holds a panel meeting naming officers and pledging to aid enforcement. The list includes Rev De Heari LG Kieffersed Rev Dr USC Sepp Frederck and others from Walkersville Frederick Jefferson and more. About 1098 tax accounts from 1821 remain unsettled per County Treasurer John W Snook. 540 to 1 em accounts expected to settle soon. Negotiations for Frederick High School Band and vocalists outline plans to entertain patients at Fuses Cottage Semiteriun with aid from a friendly group.
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IRS Denies Tax Exemption to Nazi Linked NYA Figure
The piece reports that William L. Pierce, head of the National Youth Alliance, struggled to secure tax exemptions for his group and its anti-Semitic material. It notes IRS scrutiny of NYA and contrasts with other groups like the Center on Corporate Responsibility, while mentioning Pierce’s ties to George Lincoln Rockwell and extremist publications.
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