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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1974
Page
3
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Frederick and the Babe Ruth League host August games for 120 boys ages 13 to 15 from eight teams across seven states plus Maryland. Local families are asked to shelter, feed, and transport players during the double elimination event, with managers and coaches housed separately. Foster parents are urged to contact Jack Patterson Clyde Rogers or Lynn Shaffer for details as the city prepares for August 2 onward.
A reflection on recent graduates entering the voting arena as adults, noting low turnout among young voters and the broader public’s mixed engagement with democracy. It cites the League of Women Voters and Maryland's president Dale Balfour, highlighting about 22 percent youth participation and adult turnout around 55 percent.
Congressional probes into dairy industry political contributions reveal patterns of direct and indirect funding to lawmakers and campaigns. Data show about 1.3 million dollars in 1972 from three major milk groups, with incumbents and key figures benefiting, while questions remain on total influence and post-1972 fundraising.
Members of Frederick and their ladies attended a reunion dinner at Hagerstown Country Club. Speeches by A LeRoy McCardell and others followed after a program of songs. In urban notes, Market Street repaving progresses from South to Fourth Street, with trolley rails being replaced and Edison crews aiding the pace.
Twenty years ago in June 1958 the Winchester Hall auditorium was set to host temporary court sessions during courthouse alterations, with plans to relocate equipment and benches if needed. Hot weather returned to Frederick County with 93 degree readings and a continued dry spell, while early Japanese beetles appeared but without signs of major infestation per County Agent Henry R Shoemaker.
A collage of quotes from Mary Tyler Moore, Ivan Nachman, a Sealed Knot spokesman, Dr. Theodore J. Walker, Dick Allen, and a Democratic spokesman. The remarks touch on feminism, runaway children, historical reenactments, animal ethics, personal achievement, Nixon era politics, and Khrushchev's posthumous memoir reflections.
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