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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1976
Page
3
Incomplete bulletin from News BG Virginia mentions Pepabie item priced at 612.00 and another sale at 7.35. An entry notes S364B VGASR Mamie at 11.35 and a 3h period with a satirical reference.
Frederick County may lose over 3 million dollars in federal funds to rebuild three Monocacy River bridges washed away by Tropical Storm Agnes in 1972. Officials seek extension, with Senators Beall Mathias and Congressman Byron pressing for delay while noting red tape and the need for long term planning and a sinking fund for bridges.
Cyrus Eaton argues for ending the 16 year U S Cuban cold war citing Cuba's resilience and trade potential. He notes Cuban troops in Angola, Soviet subsidies, and Castro’s support for Puerto Rican nationalists as obstacles to reconciliation. He warns Eaton’s pacifism clashes with communist realities and calls for steadier policy.
Mrs Mary E 8 Rout of Hartford representing the Maryland Library Commission urged support for public libraries at Winchester Hall. A Memorial Grounds Committee postponed selecting a cemetery marker design until next week due to few bids and invited more entries. City officials and local engineers named as advisers. Mayor Derr proclaimed Crime Prevention Week for Feb 12 13 with Robert Schutz leading Exchange Club efforts locally.
Washington policy swung when the Administration reversed a proposed 90 day premarket notification for new chemicals. Jon Quarles urged support, but Rep. McCollister pressed for a weaker bill amid industry ties. Ford reportedly reversed after a private briefing triggering concerns of influence.
Les Whitten spoke at a St Louis convention while Armendaris charged government for a Stouffers Riverfront suite. The Missouri Kansas Contractors Association paid the $85 day rate, tied to a $500000 contract with Armendaris' agency. Armendaris later wrote a personal check to the government after questions about the hotel bill and an unclear voucher. Alex Harris of the association claimed the payment was a mistake and defended the group. Fernandez said he urged the President to keep Armendaris, calling the allegations ridiculous.
Letter argues against energy-scarcity panic and nuclear fears, noting that energy use per person equals 400 days of labor and oil supplies are finite. It warns that reducing consumption harms jobs and that the poor suffer most as energy grows scarcer and prices rise.
The author contends petroleum is irreplaceable for transport but urges rapid development of coal water power uranium and nuclear options. Solar may reach 20 percent heat by end century, others remain unproven. nuclear offers low pollution and inexhaustible fuel, but political blockers slow progress.
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