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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
3
Heavy filings shape Sept 10 primary with many races set but few 18 and over candidates. County commissioners draw fifteen seeking five seats, sheriff has ten filed, with July 1 deadline looming. Last registration day Aug 12 at Winchester Hall. aim to mobilize new voters to participate.
George Pasley files for a Democrat Central Committee seat as Sept 10 primary and Nov 5 general draw near. The piece argues that parties overlook 18 year olds and that several teenage candidates could energize elections and teach youths the ropes of campaigning.
The article argues leaks are inevitable in democracy and notes Kissinger’s defense amid controversy over Cambodia bombings. It questions who benefits from leaks while recounting the role of leaks in revealing government deception and the public's right to know. A second section marks osteopathic medicine’s century of development and its path to mainstream integration with MDs.
Don and Val Hymes argue the July 1 filing deadline for the Maryland primary looms with little public engagement. They warn incumbents may not seek reelection, reforms and disclosure rules meet resistance, and turnout remains dismal, leaving question whether an elected General Assembly will form.
A New Jersey Turnpike incident shows a car fleeing a speeding tractor trailer while officials warn the 55 mph limit fuels dangerous clashes. Safety groups note trucks cause a disproportionate share of fatal crashes though industry reps argue drivers are generally safe.
Louis P Weller of Beallsville Md argues a June issue front page claim of a shock tax cut for Montgomery County residents is unfounded. He notes reassessments in 1973 raised his and neighbors taxes, while a supposed rate cut would only shave about 17 to 18 dollars, not the large relief implied.
David Poling surveys shifts in North American Christianity as local congregations gain influence amid social change. He cites campus ministers, parish leaders, and the archbishop-elect of Santa Fe, noting trends from women clergy to Bible study and pastor theologians shaping tomorrow's church.
Dr Jas A Long Dr Bo Thomas Robert L Warfield and Lewis R Dertzbaugh returned from a Rotary Clubs of the World convention trip. They began June 13 heading to Toronto with Elmira Harrisburg Williamsport en route. The Rotary session opened with song service a quiet period and a brief business session led by Rev Harry Lo Fen.
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