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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1969
Page
2
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The Sunday evening broadcast of the moon landing drew a vast global audience as Armstrong and Aldrin stepped onto the lunar surface. Observers noted the drama of each move and the absence of major incidents, hopeful for a safe, ongoing voyage.
Across several populous states Democratic legislators clash with Republican governors stalling budgets. In California Assemblyman Jess Unruh fights Gov Reagan over a 6.37 billion plan, seeks 400 million for schools and tax cuts, while Reagan blocks emergency funding. Ohio's Rhodes secures 4.1 billion despite Senate moves to control spending. Pennsylvania rejects a 2.25 billion budget via income tax, offering July funding. Missouri pitfall centers on lieutenant governor race as Hearnes and Blackwell push different fiscal paths, with Blackwell raising cigarette taxes to fund schools. The fights are largely political, aiming to embarrass incumbents and gain campaigns, with limited public-interest gains.
A Gallup poll shows growing public support for wage price controls despite leaders opposing them. High earners oppose controls, while widespread inflation under recent wars pushes homemakers to seek relief. The text notes wartime freezes kept prices steady, but Vietnam and current inflation show controls as popular with ordinary people.
A letter from JAMES A. GROVE urges Frederick County residents to donate blood, noting population growth and new regulations. He highlights that only about 1500 county residents donate, urges new donor recruitment, explains eligibility, and describes hospital use and Blood Bank options. A second letter from KEN STRAWSBURG defends long hair in youth concerts and argues against judging people by appearance, urging support for upcoming free concerts in Frederick.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret sketches time saving maxims and luck, with quips about being on your toes, boardroom pants, stitches, and relationships. The piece blends travel photos, luck, and everyday mishaps with humorous non sequiturs and playful imagery from a bus station and pinball lights.
Yesterday in Frederick County two youths were arrested on charges of holding up the Walkersville Savings Bank cashier and two clerks and escaping with 34217. They await a preliminary hearing if demanded. The weather remains stormy with heavy rains for the eighth straight day. Flooded cellars and muddy drinking water affect the county as the month totals rise. A conference between the mayor street committee and the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway discussed street repairs on tracks over Patrick and Market Streets.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asked the Maryland Public Service Commission to discontinue two unprofitable services losing about 50 000 dollars a year. The routes are Frederick to Brunswick to Hagerstown and Mt Airy to Baltimore, with crew wages nearly double the revenue.
A July heat wave drags on as a local reader recounts a rough day starting with a dead car despite low mileage. She details battery issues, warnings, and a mechanic visit, plus a failed doctor visit due to busy schedules. Senator Charles Mathias attended Apollo 11 launch kickoff but declined NASA travel for a Cape visit, citing congressional scrutiny.
Insects most numerous are ants, found worldwide except near the Poles.
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