Congressman Byron Polls Maryland District on Federal Spending
Congressman Goodloc E Byron conducts a district questionnaire with 14 000 Maryland responses showing 57 percent approval of his findings. Citizens express concerns over new federal programs and higher taxes, with views on balanced budgets and public service jobs.
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Goodloc E Byron
D-G
Maryland
Sam
Congress
Byron
Canal Zone
Panama
Congressional Record
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Carroll
Baltimore
Howard
Byron Kow
Amelia
Thant
Mysterious missing pennies and a Capitol Hill crisis
U S Mint director Mary Brooks, hospitalized for nervous exhaustion, faced a disappearance of experimental aluminum pennies delivered to Senate and House banking committees. The coins, worth thousands now and potentially $100,000 later, vanished with Brooks under pressure to recover or report them. Kennedy saves a staffer in an elevator incident. other notes cover meat inspection memo, dental talk, and local civic updates.
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Washington
Vue
Puimuies
Mary Brooks
US Mir
Capitol Hill
Senate
House Banking Committees
Ms. Brooks
Congress
Ms Brooks
Mint
Carol Chealander
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Uapul Cara Id Te Labie
Senator Kennedy
Kennedy
Ms Chealander
New York
Crowell
USDA
Reader letters challenge editorials on tackling organized crime
Kenneth C Norbury of Walkersville Maryland objects to the idea of punishing only top mobsters and urges practical steps against the middle and upper syndicate management while urging citizen action. He criticizes excessive reliance on religious framing and calls for accountability and awareness in the community.
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Frederick
Cromiey
Sociely
Cromley
Encourage citizen involvement to bolster government and police
A letter argues Americans must actively participate educate themselves and volunteer to support elected officials. It urges reevaluating laws and police funding and praises Frederick city officers for transparency while noting staffing outdated facilities and the need for public backing.
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America
Waverley Gardens
Frederick
Eity
Frederick City
Frederck
Grand opening and new shops brighten Market Street
The Town Crier Lindentree Desinis owned by Larry and Susan Lindenbaum opens March 6 at 28 North Market Street with fine gifts cookware cards crystal china and more. Inspirations at 104-105 North Market plans contemporary and traditional women’s wear. The Ete Shop at Church and Market offers quality secondhand clothing and consignments rent-free by Craig Henry. Landmarks Frederick County Inc renovates Schifferstadt built in 1756 with support from the Maryland Historic Trust. Market windows feature displays by OTA and local merchants to boost downtown appearance. A February 24 Bicentennial art display for Frederick County Schools runs through February 24.
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Lindentree Desinis
Larry
Susan Lindenbaum
North Market Street
Lindenbaums
Linden Tree
Galthersburg
Montgomery Village
Maria
North Market
Frederick County Landmarks, Inc
The
Maryland Historic Trust
Landmarks
Schifferstadt
Maryland
Ete
Lil Etsman
Anne Leichert
Craig Henry
Market Street
Operation Town Action
Calvin and
Marianne Flautt
Anne Snyder Stovall
Calepetl Gallery
Carol Levitt
Peg Prigram
OTA Tt
Frederick
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Wayne Anderson
Federal Reserve Board
Maryland Association of Cpas
Frederick, Md
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Connecticut
YMCA
Gilmore Castle
Castle
Moose
Independents
West Seventh Street
W. Raymond Walter
Roger H. Willard
SRC
U.S
George Cochran Doub
Bureau of Public Roads
Fort Detrick
US Post Office
Frederick County
Board of County Election Supervisors
Lions Club
Morris Rhian
Frederick County Citizens Council For Public Schools
Anule
Charles M LeFew
Washington Square Methodist Church
Hagerstown
Syndicate
Lke
Ray Cromley
Kenneth C Norbury
Walkersville, Md
Walkersville
Sitle
Gayle M Day
E. M. Casect
United States Army Air Force
Dulles
the Town Crier
Laura Edwards
Frederick County Square
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