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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1974

Page

3

Private Maryland colleges face tough finances warn Pear Report

The Carnegie Commission study and Pear Committee report highlight financial strain in Maryland private higher education. Closings like St. Joseph's in Emmitsburg illustrate the risk, with calls to shift aid formulas from degrees granted to full time enrollment and to boost state support.

Ye Commission Frederick County St. Joseph's College Emmitsburg Carnegie Commission On Higher Education Maryland Maryland Independent College and University Association Hood College Mt. St. Mary's Pear Philip Pear Bethesda Pearce St. Joseph's Baltimore College of Commerce University of Baltimore Pear Committee Mandel General Assembly

Frederick Jaycees praised for Fall Festival Parade support

Letter from parade chairs B D Thompson and T Gregory Hutton thanks the Frederick Jaycees and many groups including Fredericktown Bank Eagle Scouts Civil Air Patrol and city officials for organizing and running the annual Fall Festival Parade. They note staging areas traffic control and public viewing facilities and invite continued participation next year with a reminder of community collaboration.

Frederick Fredericktown Bank and Trust Compay Eagle Scouts Cub Scouts Thomas Johnson High Civil Air Patrol City Police City Hall

Flywheel Cars Promise Energy Efficient Future

An electric flywheel propulsion concept may replace gasoline engines by storing energy in light-weight fiber composite rotors. A system uses a vacuum sealed flywheel and generator to power four wheels, with 30 kWh yielding about 200 miles at 60 mph, offering storage advantages over batteries and lower maintenance. The idea links high plant efficiency to reduced fuel use and potential mass adoption.

Richard F Stephen F. Post Father and Son Scientific American Jay Bac

Nixon aides praised but puzzling cabinet mix

A Washington observer, unnamed for publication, argues Nixon has a capable cabinet including James Schlesinger George Shultz and Caspar Weinberger with Elliott Richardson possibly among them. The analyst notes Nixon’s loyalty to Kissinger and questions the choice of Haldeman and Ehrlichman, contrasting their performances with cabinet appointees.

Nixon Henry Kissinger Washington Franklin Roosevelt Richard Nixon H.R Bob) Haldeman John Ehrlichman Haldeman Ehrlichman Kissinger Schlesinger U.S Atomic Energy Commission CIA White House

New Board Elected for Frederick County Maryland Children's Aid Society

The Frederick County branch of the Maryland Children's Aid Society announced a new board of directors at its annual meeting held Tuesday night, with Curtis presiding as Speaker of the House. The delegation in the lower legislature was also noted in yesterday's Foam Files.

Ereos Rick County Honse Curtis Frederick County Maryland Children's Aid Society

Former Sheriff Crum Dies at Frederick Memorial

Charles Crum of Frederick, a former sheriff, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 2 15 after being admitted less than 34 hours earlier for treatment.

Charles Crum of Frederick Frederick Memorial Thimarin

Occidental oil shale breakthrough and Nixon sound system plans

A report details Occidental Petroleum's method to extract oil from shale in Colorado using in-mountain chambers and high temperatures to cut costs to about 1.18 dollars per barrel, with estimates of 2 to 3 dollars delivered. It also notes Nixon considering a new White House recording system for events in the East Room, demanding extreme low light, temperature resilience, and back-up capability, at over 200000 dollars.

State Education Department Patest Mt. Kisco, N.Y Phyllis Cibbs Washington Federal Energy Office William Simon Colorado Utah Wyoming Rockies United States Occidental Petroleum Occidental Stanford Research Group Armand Hammer Simon Nixon Oval Office White House Ue East Room Rose Mary Woods I Snymore

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Cesday B. D. Thompson DDS T. Gregory Hutton DDS Parade Frederick Jaycees Phyllis Dobbs Mt. Kisco New York Kate Douglas Wiggin Claude F. Brinegar Bruce Bross At NEA Jack Anderson Berry's WEA
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