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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
2
A damaged OCR snippet mentions fire, codes, numbers, and times but lacks clear names, places, or actions. The readable bits suggest a municipal or facility notice with a two PM reference and contact placeholder. No definitive event or entities can be established from the fragment.
Virginia Senator Beall and Maryland Senator Mathias back a bill to extend the C O Canal National Historical Park to Cumberland and establish a visitors center. An emergency maintenance program is urged to prevent collapse of viaducts and other structures and to use Job Corps or student labor.
The article notes a U S Senate energy bill push to phase out the internal combustion engine and cites a University of Illinois project building a gas electric hybrid. The plan aims for 65 to 70 mph expressway speeds with electric drive and a small gasoline engine generator, with batteries managing startup and cruising power. It mentions Detroit interest and a broader shift toward nonmetric optics standards as 20 20 hindsight jokes recur.
The report records the death of Sheriff Russell Paul Buhrman at his residence at 17 o clock after a two month illness. aged 57. It also mentions the Kiwanis Club’s December efforts, office sidekicks who are musicians, and stray remarks about decorations and electrical topics among unspecified local matters.
Marine Corporal William Eichhelberger of Frederick Maryland pens a Christmas poem celebrating peace and recalling fallen comrades while honoring those who served. Letters to the editor carry poems urging Nixon's resignation and reflections on snow dreams, stadium funding, and sign language learning.
In a Maryland Bar Association hearing in Annapolis Spiro Agnew faces discipline for tax evasion links, while the courtroom scene brims with Alice in Wonderland imagery. Judges listen as voters demand reform and the public seeks confidence in the legal profession.
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