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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1971

Page

4

Time to counter attack on National Guard powers

An advocacy piece arguing Maryland must resist extremist attacks on police and National Guard authority. It condemns calls to curb guard power, supports governor and adjutant general control, and urges the General Assembly to reject Mitchells bill limiting state troops on campuses and during crises. It stresses the guard as a stabilizing force protecting property and lives.

Baltimore National Guard University of Maryland Maryland Edwin Warfield iI Maryland National Guard Rowny Mitchell Liberal College General Assembly

Consumer protection urged against giveaway prize schemes

In response to soaring prices and inflation, supporters defend a Maryland law banning giveaways by stores and gas stations as beneficial to consumers. They note FTC crackdowns on deceptive promotions and oppose repeal pushed by Delegate Yingling for Carroll County, arguing prize drawings simply inflate costs.

Carroll County Jacob M. Yingling House of Delegates Baltimore City

Inflation and Tax Burden Foresee a Grim Outlook

The piece argues inflation hurts welfare recipients, Social Security beneficiaries, and taxpayers most. It links rising costs to union wage demands and price hikes, notes welfare grows slowly with cost of living, and condemns Nixon’s efforts to stop inflation as a colossal bust. It suggests iron clad wage and price controls may be needed, though the President is reluctant.

Nixon

Selective Wage Price Control Planned by Nixon Aides

Washington reports the administration favors a selective wage and price control system extending two years beyond current authority. The plan would allow targeted freezes in key industries while avoiding universal controls and would suspend federal building wage requirements.

Washington Congress Nixon

Letters to the Editor on pay raises and bus routing

Readers condemn legislative pay hikes post editorial, urging citizen action and public accountability. A Montgomery County resident questions school bus routing and transport oversight, while Elaine Brogger of Frederick questions Fort Detrick land use for low cost housing and suggests utilizing existing units before building new complexes.

Charles Smelser Gerard R. Stiller Fort Detrick Frederick Organization For Rehabilitation

March 1 1921 notes and Nixon Vietnam nuclear plan

Weather notes report 34 degrees with melting snow and a buzzard sighting in Frederick County. Hoover relief funds in Frederick City County aim to exceed nine thousand dollars. A Washington report cites Nixon planning potential nuclear use in Vietnam as a last resort to protect withdrawal, with Kissinger detailing Laos and Cambodia supply lines and South Vietnamese gains.

Liere Ralmy Washington Nixon Vietnam U.S Dunkirk Laos White House Henry Kissinger Cambodia South Vietnam

Board of Aldermen to pick best man for mayor

The Board of Aldermen will elect the best man for the mayoralty when the time comes, regardless of party. No candidate is named. The Board of County Commissioners may appoint to the Frederick County Roads Board this spring if a General Assembly bill passes, returning appointive powers to the roads board. The 1951 Red Cross drive in Frederick aims to raise $13,000 with volunteers ready to mobilize. President Nixon decided against a wage price freeze in construction, suspending the Davis-Bacon Act to reduce costs in the new budget. Dr. David Crane, fraCant My Lai psychiatrist, is Rep. Phil Crane's brother and could influence a House bid.

Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally Congress Labor James D. Hodgson Senate Manpower Subcommittee Nixon Connally House Banking Committee Smelser Frederick Post Frederick County Legislative Harp Hill Road Church Hill Road Washington Board OF Aldermen Elmer F Munshower Board OF County Commissioners Frederick County Roads Board General Assembly Roads Board RED Cross Frederick City Charles V. Main Laos Creighton Abrams South Vietnam GOP White House Office of Price Administration Calley David Crane Indiana William Calley My Lai Phil Crane Crane House Sen Thruston Morton Rky Senate Rogers

Coffee without sugar or cream from the machine

A short notice notes customers receive coffee without cup due to a machine issue affecting service and prompting attention to cafe setup and routine.

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