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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1978
Page
2
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A letter argues for a qualified three member watchdog commission to study local spending with access to records and power to recommend cuts. It notes current local watchdogs lack clout and suggests naming a taxpayers committee or similar body to curb waste and protect taxpayers. Moonlighting workers trend also cited.
A letter urges continued opposition to marijuana legalization detailing alleged scientific harms and links to crime, while another writer questions CETA funding cuts affecting the Jeanne Bussard Workshop, urging humane policy over strict legalism and calling for legislative action. Additional voices protest mall branding and commend Francis Scott Key Mall planning, and a parent defends the workshop’s value for disabled clients amid funding changes.
On July 18 1908 closing services of the Blec Mountain Conference of the Episcopal church were held with a bishop officiating. A new Frederick store by Tabanan Atomic Company opens at Church and Market streets selling automotive and household accessories. Frederick Hustlers beat Wayscobere Redbirds 7 4 in game two of a series. Plans underway to host Hugh B Crawford at Braddock Heights Optimist meeting. Driving course for Frederick County students expands with on road experience and new 1858 model cars from Key Chevrolet Roney Motor and Frederick Motor. 50th anniversary of Sister Anne Marie McDermott professed vows at Visitation Convent chapel. 37th annual Pocahontas banquet held at Moose Home. Citizens call for stricter welfare fund oversight and compliance with grant rules.
Washington column highlights dangers of misread poison labels and warns of child injuries, citing a memo on Waxman. It then surveys ITT’s rapid, merger-driven expansion, noting Galion layoffs and antitrust concerns. Turkish echoes and lobbying by mailgram touch on US relations and Alaska wilderness planning.
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