Two Housing Developments Highlight Downtown Frederick Efforts
Mayor Ronald N Young outlined a plan to rehabilitate downtown Frederick homes through a Sunrise Sertoma Club project. A state pilot offers long term low interest loans to renovate city apartments and homes, with focus south of Fourth Street. The program, tested in Frederick and Anne Arundel County, may fund in six months with nonprofit support to balance owner occupied housing.
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Frederick
Ronald N Young
Frederick County
Young
Civic Club
Fourth Street
South Market Street
State Department of Economic Development and Community Development
Allen G. Merchant
Mark Friedman
Anne Arundel County
Merchant
State by state view of workmen's compensation shifts
An Ohio reform requires homeowners who hire domestic help to pay into the state workers' compensation fund if payments exceed fifty dollars in three months, while Maryland stands out with strong laws. President Nixon urges a federal task force to expand coverage and improve existing programs, despite industry opposition to federal standards and cost-of-living concerns, notably from California.
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Maryland
Ohio
Nixon
Javits-Williams
California
Washington
E. R. DeRosa
Mission Equities Corp
America
U.S
Defense Department
Ed Tropeano
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Moral quarantine over Middle East nuclear threats
A columnist claims ominous Middle East tensions rise as Israel bombs camps in Lebanon in retaliation for attacks. Cairo papers warn of a possible atomic war, citing PLO leader remarks at a Kuala Lumpur conference endorsing jihad. The piece urges a global moral quarantine until Arab leaders curb terrorists and pursue a just refugee solution.
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Middle East
Lebanon
Israel
Cairo
Ple
al Akhbar
Palestine Liberation Organization
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Nixon
Egypt
Uch
Eisenhower
Community of Nations
Letter protests front page on Commissioner Dorsey
A reader objects to Rob MacDougall’s front page coverage of Commissioner Dorsey and defends public servants. The letter quotes from The Wonderful Wealth Machine arguing loyal service by politicians and mocks voters for not voting regularly, while criticising press treatment.
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Sur
Rob MacDougall
Dorsey
Mr. MacDougall
Ark Lists To Port By DON AND VAL HYMES
Maryland election filing day crowding shows a mix of old guards, new actors, and party tensions reflecting Watergate era politics. With many incumbents lacking opposition, the scene highlights party dynamics, candidate withdrawals, and central committee roles before July 31.
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Don
Val Hymes
Maryland
GOP
Lawrence Hogan
Louise Gore
Wea
Louis L. Goldstein
Francis B. Burch
Republican Party
Robert E. Bauman
Bauman
Democrats
Senate
Burch
Goldstein
Helen Delich Benley
Berdley
Barbara Mikulski
Joseph D. Tydings
Tom Anderson
Stanley Blair
Gloria Swanson
Hervey Machen
Gladys Spellman
Hogan
Watch on Reform Angers Readers Over Congressional Wire
A column outlines public demand for accountability on Watergate reforms and targets Congress for foot-dragging and lobby influence. It notes efforts to publish names of lawmakers and highlights resistance to the House incumbents’ reform bills. It also condemns Defense Department waste and calls for reform with procedural prompts and budget punishment.
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Washington
Congress
Boulder
Colo
Boulder National Bank
Robert Hart
George Williams
David Lamb
Charles Colson
White House
House
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Hays
Bolling
Defense Department
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Court St
Armory
David Beeson
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Oscar E. Grove
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Walkersville
Penagon
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