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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1976
Page
3
Classified section notes advertising office hours and rates, subscription fees for various regions, and contact details. The fragment lists prices per month and per year, with references to the Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and service telephone numbers.
This commemorative piece traces the YMCA's American roots from its early founding to a national presence. It notes the Boston start in 1831, wartime services for both sides, sport innovations like basketball and volleyball, and wide-ranging programs in camps, swimming, youth projects, and refugee support. It also celebrates Frederick County YMCA volunteers and the first woman president, underscoring the organization as an inclusive community serving all ages and faiths while looking to the future.
Medical science blends with technology to restore mobility through artificial joints. The Irvine UC team reports over 20 ankle implants and 5,000+ knee implants in the US and Europe, with hip replacements exceeding 50,000 annually. Future targets include wrist elbow and shoulder joints.
A church lease proposal for Trinity Chapel ground on West Church Street at 2500 dollars yearly received near unanimous approval at a large Evangelical Reformed meeting. Edward Marvin Jones reported progress on funds and plans for a Brunswick Knoxville road, with a Frederick delegation to press State Heads Commission in Baltimore. St John's Athletic Club defeated Leetown WV by a strong scoring effort. Senator Ramsburg touted benefits to Frederick County from proposed veto overrides in education and construction funding. Christian Youth Sunday planned at Zion Lutheran Middletown with Rev John H Eberly delivering closing sermon Our Citizenship Under Christ.
Rep Al Ullman, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, secured a swift favorable resolution after a phone call to Internal Revenue Commissioner Donald Alexander. his 1974 return was deemed satisfactory with minimal visits, contrasting the usual exhaustive audits. The piece notes Nixon era IRS abuses and staff retirements tied to political pressure.
Les Whitten’s birdwatchers face pressure as Narragansett Electric and GSA clash with Interior over handing the planned wildlife refuge to the utility. The Justice Department drops the assault case against Commerce official Edward Failor after a Capitol Hill liaison alleging abuse, with Failor denying the charges. An Interstate Commerce Commission memo questions Amtrak locomotive issues with General Electric and General Motors units, while engineers’ unions flag riding quality and safety concerns now claimed resolved.
A reader denounces a January 29 article on a farm youth trial as biased, asserting the reporter ignored state witnesses. The letter argues the judge’s ruling negates the defense’s testimony and questions the article’s fairness and wording about country versus city dynamics.
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