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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1971
Page
2
A July 23 1971 Frederick Maryland column argues taxes from federal state and local levels crush homeowners and renters. It cites rising assessments hindering repairs, unemployment, and looming tax policy changes. It notes a central air system purchase and cites federal tax relief ideas to spur renovations and jobs. It ends with a health bulletin on tire wear creating micro polluting particulates.
A government and university study warns of slim chances to escape wrecked vehicles and submerged cars. It notes entrapment without fire or submergence is a serious problem, with doors jamming and air breathability limited, urging stronger standards and vehicle design changes.
The article argues the local parish remains the church’s center for strength despite criticism and economic pressures. It cites studies on clergy incomes, ministry dropouts, and seminary training, urging stronger parish leadership and seminary alignment to sustain local church vitality.
July 25 1921 Frederick County farmers through the Pomona Grange join the coin appeal for starving Europeans becoming the first state organization to participate. Miss Mary Gilbert appointed private secretary to J Raymond McCart newly named U S Comptroller. Elizabeth Menges survives a crash when a Western Maryland train hits a car near her home on July 23 1921. The Board of Education accepts bids by August 20 for a new East Frederick elementary shop building along Route 40. Weather: relenting heat with scattered showers and no major cooldown in sight. Eighteen Frederick City and county residents attend Lutheran Synod Summer School at Hood College. largest delegation from Baltimore area.
Washington debates whether admitting Red China to the United Nations would grant two Communist governments veto power on the Security Council. The article weighs implications for peace in Asia and the role of Taiwan versus mainland China, urging careful consideration by non Communist nations.
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