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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1976
Page
4
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The speech frames Abraham Lincoln as a paradoxical yet pivotal figure whose presidency preserved the Union amid civil war. It notes his war leadership and personal loneliness, and argues that modern America still needs a firm national purpose and dedication inspired by Lincoln’s legacy.
The piece rails against federal regulation, arguing 100,000 officers issue about 6,000 harassments yearly. It highlights automobile rules costing billions and cites a wagon case in Idaho where bans on bunking, window sizes, and material upgrades raise costs, risking smaller herds.
On February 12 1809 Abraham Lincoln was born near Hodgenville and grew up in New Salem. He became a captain for leadership, won fame as an orator, was elected to Congress, sparred in the Lincoln Douglas debates, and rose to the presidency. He led during the Civil War and was assassinated on April 14 1865, dying the next day.
Washington columnist argues the tax code is a complex scandal enabling hidden subsidies and loopholes. He cites millionaire families paying little tax, widespread errors and fraud, and a proposal to eliminate deductions to slash rates for all, with subsidies shifted to open review.
A reader criticizes special interest lobbying against tax deduction reforms and laments the poor state of Frederick streets. The letter questions city leadership’s responses and notes unsafe street conditions near Dill Avenue and a Baptist Church, urging action from Mayor Ronald Young.
The Hood Glee Club presents a Forte concert at Bradbeck Hall with George McCasley performing two yolos groups. New Glee Club season features student director Genevieve Emery and accompanist Pearl Smeltzer under Professor Henry T. Wade.
Three Maryland contenders Paul Sarbanes, Joe Tydings, and Vic Crawford clash over Watergate eras and economic policy as the Senate race heats up. The fray tests party unity, with Crawford pressing a backbiting end to the infighting and Beall’s seat looming amid a crowded spring campaign.
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