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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1976
Page
3
Text clearly shows an advertising office opening and extending hours on weekdays with a Saturday AM slot. Rates appear for various durations including monthly options. Mentions Maryland and Washington DC area and a publication fee structure.
Frederick, Md marks Washington’s enduring legacy as military and political leader. The text notes his pivotal role in uniting factions, guiding a fragile republic, and setting foundations that later leaders built upon amid foreign hostility and domestic division. His vision remains a compass as the nation faces ongoing challenges.
Officials promote Love Carefully Day to address teenage pregnancy. Commentary highlights teen birth statistics, school disruption, health risks, and long term social costs, urging expanded access to contraception and education for teens and parents.
The attempt by Mrs Madelyn Murray O Haire to have religious programs removed from radio and television was rejected by the FCC. The proposal was a Citizen's action with docket Him2493 and did not reach a public hearing. Members of Maryland's delegation voiced support for continuing religious broadcasting.
The Brunswick town council committee chaired by Harry C. Allgire inspected the park and recommended urgent improvements to start in June. Plans include yarding Sixth Avenue and Potomac Street and hard-surfacing Potomac Street's full width along the west side of the alley.
Washington- The nation seeks a bicentennial motto as six finalists are announced with a nationwide vote due by midnight. Readers submitted over a million slogans praising America while critics note gaudy spectacle and environmental concerns.
The piece argues public trust and media complicity, cites Abraham Lincoln on America’s failures and its hopeful idea of freedom. It recalls Union victories on the Mississippi as symbolic preservation, and references a Thanksgiving message about the Great Republic and its enduring principle for humanity's future.
In a letter to the editor Vincent J Mooney argues against earnings limits on Social Security benefits for retirees 65 and older. He proposes replacing the program with privately managed Social Security Bonds offering varied plans and designated heirs, claiming bonds would be more flexible, tax efficient, and better for survivors and national finances.
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