Inflation and energy crisis squeeze Frederick County farmers
At the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Atlantic City, officials warn inflation may hurt more than the energy shortage. Farm Bureau President William J Kuhfuss blames rising government spending for inflation while noting steps to ease the energy pinch are needed. Farmers see dairy and feed costs rising faster than milk prices, with profits flowing to oil and grain interests as Congress debates budget reforms.
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Frederick County
American Farm Bureau Federation
Atlantic City
Far Bureau
William J. Kinfuss
Kuhfuss
Congress
Soviet Union
Farm Bureau
Inflation Crisis and Free Enterprise in U S Policy
Kuhfuss criticizes anti inflation controls as ineffective and argues against extending legislative authority. He warns about concentration of power in a regional admin system and calls for state county administration under Peter seveney. He roots energy concerns in 1974 food prices tied to demand and costs, urging free enterprise to resolve economic distortions.
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Congressional Appropriations Committees
Kuhfuss
United States
U.S
Peter Seveney
Nixon tax probe flaws blamed by insiders report
Internal Revenue Service mishandled a 1970 1971 Nixon tax review amid claims a $100 000 cash gift from Howard Hughes went to Bebe Rebozo. Agents allegedly ignored bank records access to a safety box and contributions, while deductions for VP papers drawn into question. The piece cites limited exam time and backdated deeds amid broader notes on oil industry advertising versus research spends and a GAO study.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Howard Hughes
Bebe Rebozo
Reconis
Rebozo
DeMarco
Hughes
Nevada
Richart Danner
Internal Revenue
Grettowahs
Standard of Indiana
Standard of California
Mobil Oil
GAO
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Dance fever returns as Americans swing to oldtime ballrooms
Critics note a broad revival of partner dancing across the nation from social columns in Newsweek and the Christian Science Monitor. MIT students reportedly tango and waltz, while discotheques attract wide age ranges as people embrace cheek to cheek dances and the sense of tender collaboration.
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Associated Press
MIT
Christian Science Monitor
VFW
College Casagnnes
Mannes
Econ
Max Lerner
Ms. Mannes
Wall Street Journal
Chicago Vigor Defines a City's Postwar Identity
Bruce Biossat reflects on Chicago’s vibrant downtown energy and sense of community amid postwar growth. He contrasts this vigor with lingering crime concerns and notes the city’s skyline, rail hub, and cultural strengths as hallmarks of Chicago’s enduring character.
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Mississippi
Chicago
Iit
Thornton Wilder
University of Ohio
Tenai
Banda
API Yard
New York
Lake Michigan
Ctadels
Sandburg
Washington
Weather and baseball note from a distant past
A brief item recalls a past period with mention of a local resident likely returning to normal in a few days and temperatures forecast to rise from chilly to the upper 30s. The fragment also notes that baseball teams were involved in some capacity.
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Nermal Ia
Snowstorm closes businesses as county clears roads
Twenty years ago a major snowstorm dumped up to ten inches across parts of the county closing Scheels and several businesses. County snowplows worked to keep major highways clear while the mayor and board of aldermen discussed street renovations at their Thursday meeting.
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Scheels
Board of Aldermen
Mentioud
East
Louth
Patrick
Neighbor’s odd cleanup pastime sparks gossip
In a humorous reminiscence a neighbor with poor sight used a bottle brush to clean baby bottles, causing talk among locals. The narrator mentions Aunt Ellen and a mystery doorstep gift, joking about home-made fruitcakes and unclear communications.
Japan Facing Southeast Asia Backlash Amid Tanaka Tour
In Southeast Asia Japan’s image sours as Prime Minister Tanaka faces protests in Bangkok and Jakarta. The piece notes resentment over perceived economic dominance, calls for better local delegation and aid terms, and the risk of ASEAN unity curbing Japanese shipping and imports.
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Tokyo
Lens
South East Asia
Tanaka
Bangkok
Malaysia
Singapore
Jakarta
Middle East
Japan
Europe
Thailand
Alaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
ASEAN
Association of South East Asian Nations
Malacca Straits
Nakasone
Iran
Local 1978 Economists Light Industry Policy
Fragmentary notice references a 1978 event involving the economy and governance. The readable text mentions economic measures and a light industry focus with possible associations to a labor or trade group. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Berays World urges boys and girls to use electronic calculators
Berays World proclaims a math push urging all boys and girls to take out calculators and engage with numbers. The call emphasizes quick arithmetic and problem solving to boost literacy in math.
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Semdey Bey
B.C
Frederick
Maryland
Gulf Oil
Exxon
Marya Mannes
Newsweek
Walter D. Fackler
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
Bruce Biossat
NEA
Aunt Ellen
Enterprise Asse
SE Asia
NEA ‘Longon Economist
Semvece
Agnt Ict
Sota
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