Freedom Week Observances In Frederick This Week
Edgar K Bleeslow secretary of the Frederick evening club and his son Kevin helped place posters promoting Freedom Week. The club plans to parade or observe Washington's Birthday and Freedom Week downtown weather permitting. Sertemians invited to local schools to discuss ideals with copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights and some will receive flags for the Service to Mankind clubs annual program. A bulletin board contest will be judged during the week.
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Maryland Lawmaker Drills Debates and Energy Powers
Legislative sidelights from Annapolis highlight Del Charles Doctor a Montgomery County Democrat active in introducing bills and debating energy issues He faced opposition to extending the governor energy powers while Senate at times lacked vigor Debates touched on Farmlands Preservation Act lottery fringe benefits and new coin aluminum proposals with quotes and light humor
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Montgomery County
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Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Ink Chapman
State GOP pushes budget policy amid shortfall risks
Six year plan aims to close a gap created by relying on more revenue sources than yielded. Senate Republicans warn against underfunding essential services and energy, health, and safety budgets while funding a $166 million gap with one time measures. Leaders warn of possible shortfalls next year if revenue does not meet expectations and caution against tax increases without preserving services.
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Misenry
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Jobe
John J Heshep
Frederick State Report Page A Three Feb 17 1973
Frederick Maryland State Report Page A-3 published Monday February 17 1973 covers local news items, brief notices, ads and community updates with no lengthy feature. It preserves the paper’s mid century tone and presents readable fragments of ongoing city affairs.
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Frederick, Md
Hearings Delayed on Hart and Miller Dike Project
Baltimore AP report notes new public hearings scheduled for the Hart and Miller islands containment dike to hold dredge spoil. The delay stretches the $13 million project by at least three to six months as opponents fear boating disruption and erosion. Ecologists propose reuse of muck for building blocks or fill. James B. Coulter says Kent Island Deep spoil use will end after channel work, shortening the dike’s life and avoiding a court suit.
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State Natural Resources Secretary
Kent Island
James B. Coulter
Eastern Shore
1937 US Government Art Prints Listed for Public Sale
A vintage offer promotes authentic 1937 art prints, claiming $568,006 spent on engraved glass plates and asserting limited availability. The collection, now rediscovered after decades, is advertised at $19.95 per set with bank card option and a claim of national accessibility.
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