Nixon signs law expanding tax break for child care incentives
A tax deduction to cover child care costs will benefit working couples with incomes up to 18 000 and families with multiple children, while critics argue it favors wealthier households and undermines the purpose of supporting mothers who stay home with their children. The measure, pushed by lobbying groups, redefines child care as a business expense and shifts aid toward those who work rather than those who raise families.
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Nixon
Congress
National Observer
Michael Malloy
Malloy
Sam
America
Carroll County Suburban Wall Debate Urges Housing Mix
Stephen Bennett writes that Carroll County should reject a suburban wall zoning trend that favors white middle class housing and excludes lower income and minority residents. He argues for inclusive growth to prevent urban decay and preserve diverse communities.
Letters To The Editor Express Concern Over Sacredness Of Christmas
A mother and local residents object to nude window displays near Frederick theatres and urge a return to Christian teaching. They criticize modern culture for defiling sacred values and call on churches and believers to stand firm in faith.
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Jesus Christ
Frederick City
Frederick
Maryland
Readjusted currencies spur broad international trade outlook
Washington notes that removing the 10 percent import surcharge and fixing the dollar's value will boost global and domestic trade, aid planning, and likely create jobs. Experts caution recovery timing remains uncertain, with optimism for substantial expansion by 1972–73 and increased overseas investment, despite Far East jitters.
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Washington
America
United States
Far East
Japan
U.S
Christmas Day Masonic Service and Police Court Notes
Knights Templar held their annual Christmas services in the Masonic Temple with toasts to leaders including Most Eminent Grand Master Joseph Kyle Orr. Police Headquarters will handle eleven drunk and disorderly cases, eight from Christmas Eve and three from Christmas Day. Fines in Frederick County total 2502 with Mt. Airy residents paying 113, city fines 26. Beall criticizes White House policies to Farm Bureau. Red Cross coordinates relief for a Reel'n Mill family burned on Christmas Eve. Weather forecaster predicts possible snow and a white New Year closing the holiday period.
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Carrol County
Baltimore
Carroll County
W Westinghouse Broadcasting Company
Wjz-Tv
Channel 67
Public TV
Rte
Vate
Knights Templar
Jacques de Molay
Masonic Temple
Joseph Kyle Orr
J. Grahame Johnson
Frederick County
E. Auratin Boughman
Mt. Airy
Frederick
American Red Cross
Reel’n Mill
Microwave ovens linked to eye injury and public safety concerns
A report discusses potential eye hazards from microwave ovens including cataract-like changes in rabbits, with industry figures downplaying danger. It notes related issues in radar and blood transfusion devices, plus calls for testing and safety precautions amid ongoing federal job cuts in conservation departments.
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Washington
Litton Industries
Litton
Beverly Hills
Industrial Hygiene
RADAR
Microwave
Sud
Journal of the American Medical Association
Journal of
International Microwave Power Institute
John Osepchuk
Raytheon
Sol Michaelson
Rochester University
Michaelson
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers
The
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Interior and Agriculture Departments
Nixon
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
John Dingell
D-Mich
Metcalf
Capitol Hill
Interior
John Larson
Robert Kelly
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