Record turnout of candidates for Frederick County elections
Voters in Frederick County and adjoining areas face a large field of candidates in the off year primary Tuesday September 16 with 31 seeking five county commissioner seats. The piece argues for open government, voter scrutiny, and accountability amid Watergate era distrust and new reporting reforms.
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Frederick County
Washington
Carrollounties
Senate
White House
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Frisco
Watergate
Agnew
Nixon
Hidden life cycle costs of major appliances rising
MIT reports hidden costs of consumer durable products equal to or exceeding purchase prices. Service, maintenance, energy use, and disposal add to total life cycle cost, with 500 TV units and 400 fridges illustrating large future expenses as power rates rise.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
P Roduct
Annapolisvening Capital
University symposium on women, law and discrimination
A Wisconsin university symposium on women and the law debated mandatory payments to wives for housework and the issue of credit in estates. Questions arose about standards, enforcement, and who would bear costs for household tasks, highlighting concerns over extending legal duties into private life.
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University of Wiconsin
Pie
Zimmerman Responds to Reporters News Commentary
Frederick letters page features Richard E. Zimmerman defending his positions and attacking MacDougall and the News-Post. He asserts bias against growth, defends Lawrence Dorsey, and calls for objective coverage. The item includes other reader letters about reunions and local notices.
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Zimmerman
POST
Macdougall
Robin Macdougall
Robin
Rob
Frederick
Lipman
Dorsey
Lakeland
Adamstown
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Beavin
Keats
Adamstown-East
Lawrence Johnson
Director of Planning
Doubs
Eastalco
Johnson
Planning Commission
Norcross
Dick Curtis
Sherwoods
Miss Raver
Dr. Norcross
Curtises
Phi Beta Kappas
Frederick Bce
Lawrence Dorsey
Woodsboro
Frederick News-Post
Infant Mortality Rates Highlight Frederick Maryland as Lowest
A 1823 infant mortality report by the American Child Health Association shows Frederick Md as having the lowest rate in the state and cites a rate of 0 meaning no deaths in the first year per thousand births while Baltimore ranks seventh among the ten largest Birth Registration Area cities. Chicago Buffalo and Pittsburgh fare worse in the study.
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Maryland
Frederick
Aerricle Child Health Association of
New York
Frederick County leads Maryland crop and livestock output
Twenty years ago Frederick County produced more than a fifth of all daily products fed from Maryland farms and more than twice Maryland's elder century in the state. Harford County ranked second, Montgomery third, Carroll fourth. Frederick ranked eleventh in crop value, third in livestock, and tenth in poultry value. Figures come from 1968 US Census data in University of Maryland tables.
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Frederick County
Meryland
Aly Elder Ceunry
Harford County
Carrot
US Bureau of Census
Maryland
Bureau of Governmental Research
University of Maryland
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News-Post
Nea-London
Economist
Samuel
Richard E. Zimmerman
Rock Creek Drive
Frederick High
Bill Brish
Ole Frederick High
Elm Street
Jean Etchison
S. Fenton Harris
Irving L. Shuffler, JR
P.O. Box
Chambersburg
Humane Society
Jr. Hot
Giant Foods
Caroline Murphy
Beth Murphy
Patti Miller
Beth Lanner
Lynn Okan
Cindy Jessen
Lisa Luzier
Corinne McCusker
Regina Miller
Charles Hommey
Robert E. Gary
Mac Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Goodloe E. Byron
Ralph N
Marie Shockey
Ilea R. Morgan P
Berry's
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Gang
Hones Brom
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