Robert Routzahn remembered as Middletown leader and veteran
Robert H Routzahn 65 of Middletown died July 13 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A former bank and finance leader, he served in World War II and started the Middletown Valley vineyards. He supported the Middletown High School Band and was active in veterans and civic groups. He leaves a wife Betty and four Remsburg stepchildren, with private funeral arrangements set by Gladhill Funeral Home.
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Frederick Counts
Robert Herman Routzahn
Middletown
Routzahn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Middletown Valley
Middletown Valley Bank
Thrift Loan Company of
RH. Sheppard Co. Inc
Frederick County
Catoctin Rod & Gun Club
Maryland Forestry Association
Fiddletown AmVets
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Elks
Messersmith
John L
Lucie Thomas Routzahn
Betty Campbell Routzahn
Ann M. Remsburg
Samuel L. Remsburg
Robert Y. Remsburg
Timothy D. Remsburg
Lloyd P. Shank
Joseph M. Crevey
Braddock Heights
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Araby
John T. Routzahn
William Huddle
Gladhill Funeral Home
Courtesy Of A Reply And Tornillo Editorial View
The June Supreme Court ruling overturning Florida's right of reply shows the term’s predictability as it upholds press discretion against government mandates. The piece contrasts newspaper access with television fairness rules, urging responsible self regulation to preserve public debate and noting journalists increasingly welcoming diverse views and corrections.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Tornillo
The
Miami Herald
Democratic National Committee
Mobil Oil Corp
Solar heat gains for homes slow but promising
Homeowners burdened by rising fuel costs consider solar heating as a major option. Prof Harry Buchberg of UC argues solar could supply 50-70 percent of water heating and climate control, saving about $125 yearly per household. A UC handbook from the 1930s explains build basics using a black plate, glass cover, and heat storage, noting commercial units remain pricey but a $1000 system could pay for itself in a decade through fuel savings.
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Harry Buchberg
University of California
Letter to the Editor on population and resources
A reader argues that world population will top 3.9 billion by mid 1974 and warns of looming shortages. He cites UN projections, McNamara, and Borlaug, critiques malaria control in Ceylon, ocean fisheries, and the Green Revolution. He urges preparedness and responsible resource use, signing as Charles G. Spicknall, M.D. Deputy State Health Officer.
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Lefe
United Nations
United States
Singapore
Taiwan
Earth
Ceylon
Norman E. Borlaug
Netherlands
Peerivas
U.S
Wage Earner Plan helps Bangor couple escape debt
Dennis and Barbara Cash of Bangor Maine used Chapter 13 to reshape their finances paying $12 weekly while keeping their home. The plan lowers stigma and helps debtors and creditors align, yet officials and lawyers often overlook or discourage it.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
NEA
Dennis Cash
Bangor
Maine
Cash
Yak
New Hampshire
Maryland
Indiana
Conrad Cyr
Unusual Sunday Traffic Sparks Two Accidents in Maryland
Reports to the State Police substation at Bradock Heights detail two crashes on Sunday, one on the Baltimore pike near West Friendship and another at Walkersville in the Walkersville area. Stuart Janney Jr. was named Welfare Director by the governor Wednesday, succeeding Emory L. Coblemz. Janney, formerly a partner of governor ally Rachie, now belongs to the law firm Janney Ober Slingluf Williams.
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Bradock Heights
West Friendship
Baltimore Pike
Walkersville
Stuart . Janney
Jnne Sunday
Sisal
Colloner Wednesday
Emory
First Regular Meeting Of City Board Under Derr
Twenty years ago the new city administration led by Mayor John A. Derr held its first regular meeting in City Hall. The board's agenda moved swiftly in about two hours and fifty minutes. All members of the Board of Aes Cy were present along with Di Eichelberge and Jerome Offair, who will continue until a new attorney is appointed. Also present were former City Registrar A A Nicodemus and Charles Mc C Mathias Jr., slated to become city attorney.
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John A. Derr
Aes Cy
Oretee
di Eichelberge
Anteney
Jerome Offair
Alterney
AA. Nicodemus
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Meet in Church Sunday Morning Calvary UMC Frederick
A civic notice urges residents to attend Sunday services at Calvary United Methodist Church Frederick 2nd and Benz St with 9 45 am Sunday School and 10 am church service. It promotes in person dialogue with candidates and community involvement and includes a call to vote, register, and participate in forums. The letter writer Roger W Moser Sr invites neighbors to meet in church and discuss local issues.
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Calvary United Methodist Church
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections
James Messersmith
the Eves News
Wall Street Journal
UC At
Los Angeles
University of Notre Dame
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Charles G. Spicknall
Frederick, Md
Yoo
Prise Assn
Roger W. Moser SR
Elm St. Frederick
Sanford G. Blum
Yvet
Willowbrook Rd
Bernard C. Stallings
McMurray
Hood
Ralph
Marie Shockey
Frederick County Civic Federation
Hood College
Rosenstock Hall
Mary Williams
FCCF
Old Annapolis Rd
Frederick
Berats World
Buddy
Europe
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