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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1974

Page

2

Citizens urge a Frederick County crime commission

A Frederick County resident proposes forming a citizens crime commission to study crime levels, threats, and enforcement, urging the five-member Board of County Commissioners to empower an investigative body to hear residents and recommend actions. The plea follows reported increases in violence and fear among residents and motorists.

Frederick County Frederick Citizens’ Crime Commission Commission Citizens” Crime Commission Board of County Commissioners

Turkey ends opium ban amid U S pressure and controversy

Ankara rescinds the 1971 pact to ban poppy cultivation after three years of compensation totaling 35.7 million, provoking Turkish fury over Washington’s role and spurring calls in Congress to cut aid. Critics warn of renewed heroin flow as opium returns to Anatolia.

Aramco John J. McCloy White Mouse Alexander Haig McCloy Saudi Arabia Middle East Vienna John) Scatt United Nations United States Faisal Ankara Turkey Nixon Narcotics Senate America Anatolia Washington Urkey Mexico India Southeast Asia Arizona Washington State Congress New York Lester Wolff Charles Rangel Wolff House of Representatives Subcommittee Rangel Harlem Europe

Energy policy gridlock hinders private energy savers

Ray Cromley argues that small businesses face 80 government offices with conflicting rules, high loan costs, and higher taxes when investing in energy saving gear. He warns that officials overstate the crisis while favoring bureaucratic controls over efficiency, calling for fewer impediments to private investment and smarter use of byproduct energy.

United States Israel Saudi Arabia Faisal U.S Exxon Mobil Texaco Standard of California Geneva Swijzerland Cairo Anwar Sadat JK Jameson Rawleigh Warner Jr MF Granville Texato Otto No Miller

Market Street repair draws crowds to asphalt plant

Report notes daily crowds of onlookers at the Market Street repair project. A large asphalt plant processes binder and asphalt for street paving, housed beneath rail-bedded structures with a 400 barrel mixer, attracting hundreds nearby.

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People urged to act to save Emergency Hospital

An appeal to Frederick County residents urges definite steps to keep Emergency Hospital open. Mrs Kay Baker cites a TV campaign and a former article in The Post noting county commissioners’ surprise as nine beneficiaries protested the hospital’s closing and urged continued services.

Frederick County Kay Baker Os East Patek Bake Anne

Censure as an Alternative to Impeachment Debated in Congress

Congress debates a censure fallback as impeachment looms. Republicans split over a moral rebuke while yearning for decisive action on Watergate. Critics warn censure risks hollow symbolism versus a definitive ruling on Nixon's guilt and accountability.

Washington Richard Nixon Oregon Tom McCall Nixon Dan Evans House Judiciary Committee Congress Leroy Brown California Florida Bill Young White House John B. Anderson House Republican Conference Barry Goldwater Jr Goldwater Jesser

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