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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1974
Page
3
A reflection on the Declaration as both document and living idea. It recounts its fragile history from quick dispersal during the Revolution to concealment in a Virginia barn during the War of 1812, and its current secure display in the National Archives. Preservation lies in national resolve and reverence.
The piece analyzes inflation at about 11 percent and real income decline, citing GNP drop of 5.8 percent after inflation. It discusses indexing as a cure, with Milton Friedman’s Brazil example, and mentions congressional proposals and tax adjustments, noting potential budget leeway due to rising revenues.
The Maryland Liquor Board and Attorney General clash over 18 year olds buying light alcohol. The board allows refusals, while lawmakers asserted age maturity and recent voting age changes. Critics fear discrimination suits and license suspensions amid unclear protections. A Baltimore Sun opinion on logic and politics closes the piece.
Washington Monro reads condemns corrupt politicians while Burt Ross, Fort Lee N J mayor, rejects a $500000 bribe to help rolling variances for a multimillion dollar complex. FBI protection follows a May 31 threat from Mafia ally Joseph Diaco as developers face conspiracy charges and Ross runs his town under guard. The feature also defends the Watergate prosecutors led by Earl J Silbert, praising their work against White House attempts to suppress the investigation.
Ray Cromley argues the United States and allies rely on 7000 tactical nuclear weapons for Europe but lack a clear doctrine for their use. He warns these weapons could kill millions, worsen civilian tolls, and that conventional arms and smart bombs often outperform nukes in deterring invasion.
More than 36 delegates registered for the third annual rally of the men's and women's organized Bible Classes of the District of Columbia. The conference meets after opening Friday evening with services Sunday. Playgrounds opened Monday at 3 with coordinators named for North Market Street School Washington Street School Carroll Fark Winchester Street and other sites. Aerial and vehicle accidents marked the holiday weekend, including a simulated crash at the CAP air show, a woman injured in the melee, and a hay barn fire near Roy Rippeon delayed by unsafe bridge conditions and faulty directions.
Maryland’s governor race heats up as six candidates file to challenge Marvin Mandel including Sen George Snyder GOP Rep Lawrence Hogan Louise Gore and others. The crowded field fuels campaign intrigue with mentions of image making money factors and political maneuvering shaping the contest and Hogan perceived as Mandel’s toughest threat.
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