Mathias envisions Little Republics to deepen participatory democracy
U.S. Senator Charles McC. Mathias Jr the Maryland Republican proposes a Jefferson era system of Little Republics giving about 10 000 residents local final say on key issues while the federal government maintains overarching standards He argues such a model could better reflect public will on Vietnam race and impeachment and restore trust in government.
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Memo charges FEA neglects the elderly in energy crisis
A scathing internal memo by Susan Silver accuses the Federal Energy Administration and the Special Impact Office of neglecting the poor and elderly during the energy shortage. It details delays, political manipulation of testimony, and a charity program that provided little relief, while new leadership seeks reforms.
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Religion features spark interest in church pages
Editorial note lauds growing focus on religion in newspapers and church magazines. The National Enquirer is cited for publishing bold religion pieces and interviews, while editors like Malcolm Balfour are praised for fostering in depth profiles and commentary from Cardinal Krol and others.
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Harold Moldenke
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Park crowd thins as weather harms big event at Carla's Park
The rain and cold kept attendances down yesterday at Carla's Park. Brunswick’s Imperial Theater suffered a fire scare from a wall combustion. In Frederick County, plans for street grading at Mamecacy Village and a $217,000 Woodsboro water system project were approved at a burgess and commissioners meeting. Maryland National Guard units prepared for a two week encampment at Indiantown Gap, Pa.
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Letter writers debate campaigning and postal service
Local readers defend candidate Robert E. Gary against critic Ralph Shockey and discuss campaign methods. A writer from Fre derick County cites a busy farming schedule and public duties as reasons to use mail to reach voters. A separate letter criticizes rising postal rates and service quality, recalling historic costs and mail mishaps.
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