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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1976
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads as a local ad or notice with numeric prices and contact lines. Contains garbled names and figures like 58.08 and 13.60, plus phone-like sequences and incomplete captions.
The 130 unit elderly housing plan in Frederick advances with HUD and state subsidies totaling 441720. CRC Development of Towson leads the build to be located on Taney Avenue near the Frederick Shopping Center with accessibility for handicapped residents and no architectural barriers. Local agencies and FOR praise the effort as a high priority for the community while planning continues.
Washington column reports prosecutors routinely screen jurors using IRS data to tilt criminal tax trials. It notes thousands of jurors examined, protests from IRS officials, and restricted access but claims the practice remains widespread through IRS prosecutors’ collaboration and TRS computer checks.
A Rotary Club gathering featured a health address by Dr J B, deputy state health officer of Baltimore County, with Dr J H Mason Knex and Prof Ignatius Bjeriee in attendance. The Maryland School for the Deaf defeated Frederick High School 22 4th period points. Attorney George Cochran discussed closing West Seventh Street with Inland Roads officials. Crime Prevention Week actions were announced by Exchange Club Frederick president W Vere Forney and Robert Schutz emphasized community responsibility.
The narrative warns that a federal bureaucracy university complex influences government policy. Observations describe recurring study contracts to favored universities, postures of accreditation, and a circulation of personnel between colleges, agencies, and private firms. The pattern risks narrowing decision making and prioritizing insiders over merit.
Letter writer protests decision to delay or cancel schools on February 2 as bitter wind chills reached minus 36 degrees. She notes ice on Bidles Hill road, many bus routes, and urges authorities to heed forecasts of snow and hazardous travel conditions.
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