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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1975
Page
3
Maryland State Junkets and Watergate Echoes in Annapolis
The article questions political travels by Maryland officials to Jamaica Rome and Ocean City linking trips to panel discussions funded by the Automobile Trades Association of Maryland. It critiques denials and cover ups amid Watergate echoes, noting continued business as usual in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Ocean City
Wyoming
Alaska
Jamaica
Rome
Marvin Mandel
Maryland House
Dels
John Hansen Briscoe
del Martin A. Kircher
Frederick County
Edward P. Thomas
Automobile Trade Association of Maryland
U.S. Congress
Maryland
Theodore R
White House
Annapolis
County Wide Trash Plan Questioned by Editor Letter
Letter to the editor from Phyllis Willard of Thurmont Maryland questions county wide trash collection proposed by the Solid Waste Task Force. She asks how charges would be billed via real estate taxes and whether nonusers, seniors, and businesses would be treated, and urges law enforcement against illegal dumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solid Waste Task Force
Frederick County
Prospect Hall student urges better coverage in Frederick paper
Readers complain of favoritism toward public schools and demand more Prospect Hall High School basketball coverage after a recent win over Catoctin. A teacher criticizes county politics and pay, urging fair journalist treatment and better context for local education issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hall
Prospect Hall High School
Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Frederick High
Catoctin High School
Thurmont
Malik and the UN espionage web exposed by files
The Washington round up details how Soviet ambassador Yakov Malik at the United Nations operated within a complex KI KGB network. The files trace Malik from NKVD ties in the 1930s to ambassadorial roles and his central position in monitoring and guiding both legal and illegal spies at the UN. Also named are close associates such as Y D Modrzhinskaya and AI Agayants, plus the Bolivian envoy recruited by the KGB. The piece notes Malik’s aggressive stance against U.S. critics and hints at broader Moscow control over UN intelligence activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Yakov Malik
U.S
U.N
Malik
New York Times
U.N. Secretariat
Vladimir Pavlichenko
Secret Police
Pavlichenko
State Department
U Thant
KGB
Bolivia
New York City
Kremlin
NKVD
Commissarat For Foreign Affairs
Sovet
Japan
Moscow
Komitet Informatsa
KGB Secret Police
GRU
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Ambenacha
Britain
U.N. Evoy
Russia
USN
Y.D. Modrzhinskaya
Special Bureau
Department 13
Wet Affairs
James Bond
A Tishkov
P.V. Fedotov
S L. Tihkvinski
K. Savchenko
United States
AI. Raina
A.V Gorsky
V. Zarubin
J. Agayants
France
NATO
Leonid Romanov
Anderson
Soviet Union
Nelson Bunker Hunt
H.L. Hunt
Bunker
Ity
Fens
Spem
Las Vegas
Hunt Ayde
Libya
Claridge
London
Woody Herman
Supply and Demand By Arch Booth on Competition
Arch Booth argues that size and limited rivals allow price setting by General Motors and others, while price reductions come from real market pressure as demand falls. The piece cites Galbraith and notes broad price declines in farm goods and consumer products, warning inflation if deficits rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Motors
John Kenneth Galbraith
Booth
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Christer
Campaign announcement stirs local record 30 years ago
The Sahatwa Army campaign was announced by chairman H Ames Hendrckson. The weeklong effort failed to produce expected results while several Pee rods won. The value of school property in Mary Land stood at 26 000 and average per pupil was set. An organizational meeting for the News Club at the Evangelical Lutheran church elected a new president and named Austin James secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edior
Frederick County
Stering Bollinger
Bollinger
United Teaching Profession
FCTA
MSTA
NEA
Political Action Club
Sahatwa Army
H Ames Hendrckson
Stave of Mary
Ue Evangelical Lutheran Church
Haller
Austin James
Fragmented 1965 Journal Snippets on Health Fire and Texts
A 1965 Journal page notes tentative evidence linking smoking to heart damage and warns against risk. It mentions a fire at Hyalitown merchants with missing ham stock, and Carroll County school board backing New Testaments for all students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal OF the American Medal
Hyalitown
Rsee
Carroll County School Board
Carroll County
Potomac Edison Hagerstown executive explains rate concerns
John M McCardell executive vice president and general manager of The Potomac Edison Company states the company will publish responses to public questions on electric rate regulation after hearings in Oakland. He notes the need for a fair hearing amid high prices and regulatory scrutiny and invites readers to review rate documents in division offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belove
Hagerstown
Oakland
Cumberland
Frederck
Palomac Edison
Oakland Republican
John M McCardell
Potomac Edison Company
Downsville Pike
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News
Frederick, Md
Metherdin
Favether
Serennnyes Fede
ASO Tate
Otil
Phyllis Willard Thurmont
Doris E Magaha
Wyngate
Potomac Edison
Praises Prospect
Frederick, Maryland
Charla
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Arch Booth
Chamber of Commerce of the
National Chamber Federation
Ic Duys
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