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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1974
Page
3
Readable bits mention two men involved in a 1963 affair and a contact code 201 602 1177 with a time 4 PM. The text is heavily garbled but suggests a small local production or meeting led by two individuals.
The county CIP faces rising debt as six year projections push bonded indebtedness past 18 million through 1980. Taxpayers may bear most costs while developers push projects. growth approvals could outpace service capacity and tempt political uses of funds. Watch for abuses and biased planning as officials seek control. Also, a separate note warns Americans spend over 3 billion yearly on nonprescription drugs with label-reading gaps.
A compilation of biblical and literary reflections on restraint. It includes Proverbs urging moderation and Milton praising self mastery, plus Ephesians urging removal of bitterness and urging kindness among people.
Letters to the editor blast a city parking law as unfair to apartment dwellers and seniors. Readers argue for options like street parking at night, question ticket use, and urge city leaders to consider alternate plans and water rate relief for older residents.
Bernard Fensterwald, founder of the Committee to Investigate Assassinations, argues governments may withhold truth about four major killings. He hints CIA involvement and Nixon gains from assassinations, while denying a formal plot but urging renewed inquiries. He faces distrust as he critiques official narratives post Watergate.
Yesterday the Second Annual Banquet of Court Maryland No 273 Catholic Daughters of America was held in the city. A special trolley charter ferried attendees to the hotel at 7 30 pm and the group then entered the dining room for a reception. Toasts and short speeches followed with Mrs Charles P Hiteshew as toastmistress and remarks by Mrs F Lester Smith Grand Regent and Mrs Sarah Butler District Deputy.
Twenty years after June 1851 the Asted Steg Fire Company No 3 shows a remodeled engine house and pew ambulancy area. The ambulance, bought by public subscription, required extending the engine room at South Market Street by ten feet and adding recreation, drivers’ bedroom, and a public toilet to the rear.
The U S Postal Service secretly tabulated the volume of mail to Sen George McGovern and to Richard Nixon at the Washington 20th Street facility during Sept 5 to Nov 9 1972. Officials offered competing reasons, with skepticism about motives and effectiveness of the counting.
The piece traces revived charges of cowardice against Senator McGovern in his reelection bid, linked to 1972 tactics. It notes opponent Leo Thorsness and adviser Lyn Nofziger, denies guilt by Thorsness, cites John Dean memos, and recalls past distribution of the false cards in Memphis and South Dakota.
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