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Taxpayers Revolt and Tax Reform Hope Highlighted
Barr warns of a $50 billion annual revenue loss due to tax loopholes and cites rich taxpayers paying no federal income tax. He urges tax reform and reveals plans to publish long secret proposals. The piece also notes political machines' decline, Nixon era politics, and pollution concerns with autos.
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Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Barr
Legislative Committee of
Congress
Treasury Department
Nixon
Crime and narcotics drive crime in Washington report
President Nixon outlined a plan to curb narcotics in the District of Columbia linking drug traffic to armed robberies and assaults. He ordered stronger enforcement, civil commitment use, and expanded lab facilities while advocates urge harsher bail and prison penalties, education, and wider public awareness.
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Nixon
District of Columbia
SFB
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Bureau
Metropolitan Police Department
Department of Justice
Washinton
America
Rhoderick Road Improvement Appeal
A Sug arloaf Estates homeowner near Urbana Maryland urges the editor to address Rhoderick Road access. He notes purchasing in January 1965 as the development began and states two years of residence with the road only scraped by the county.
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Sirs
Sugarloaf Estates
Rhoderick Road
Urbana
Maryland
Aince
A Marine Finds Purpose in War and Faith
A NEA Washington column recalls a Marine corporal in Vietnam who seeks God’s guidance on life and duty. The piece follows a troubled youth later shown to mature through service, faith, and a plan to study for the ministry after Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Jury clears Western Maryland Railroad in damages suit
After deliberating three hours the Frederick County jury returned a verdict for the railroad in a $20 000 damages suit by John Moore. It marked the first time in years a local jury did not sustain a plaintiff against the railroad.
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John Moore
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Frederick County
Heart disease threat to productivity and business
This essay argues cardiovascular diseases are the nation’s top health threat, affecting 25 million Americans and costing industry billions annually. It calls business leaders to support the American Heart Association through Heart Fund funding, education, and community programs to protect workers and sustain productivity.
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Busiss
Heart Fund
The
Heart Association
Heart
Association
Request for Road Upgrade on Rhoderick Road
Mr and Mrs Iohn R Promroy of Sugarloaf Valley Frederick Maryland request a better access road on Rhoderick Road. They report repeated mud and ditch entrapment during thaws and heavy rain causing tow costs and unsafe travel. They note local property values and tax contributions totaling about 20 000 dollars yearly and urge county action.
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Rhoderick Road
Iohn
Promroy
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