Absorption Rates Advertise in Great Southern Printing
Classified rates announced by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company for Maryland Washington D C Virginia and West Virginia readers. Offers one month three months six months and yearly plans with prices in various currencies and mail rates available. Page A 4 notes unseparated ad text and references to distribution areas.
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Ethical questions rise from corporate misconduct in public view
A stream of reports on illegal political contributions and bribes by major firms has sparked public indignation and a call for higher ethical standards. Frederick A. Collins Jr. argues corporations are amoral and personal responsibility remains, warning that bribery and price-fixing harm profitability and democracy without ethical reforms.
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Fire destroys St James School main building near Hagerstown
The historic St James School near Hagerstown was lost to a fire causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The infirmary dormitory classrooms dining hall and headmaster's home were in the building. About 75 students get a three week vacation while plans are made to resume studies in intact facilities.
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Home energy costs spark builder call for efficiency
At a National Association of Home Builders meeting in Dallas, Guy Mabry of Owens-Corning warned that rising fuel bills threaten housing costs. He urged a national energy efficiency rating, higher insulation standards, and smarter design to reduce energy use and keep homes affordable. He cited windows, insulated doors, tighter construction, and even solar heating as practical steps, noting that energy scarcity demands ingenuity from builders, architects, and communities.
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Hughes and Air West saga tested by SEC probe
Washington columnist notes that phantom billionaire Howard Hughes faces a 10 p.m. SEC appearance about Air West in a long running dispute. Secret grand jury memos reveal Hughes personally directed the 1968 purchase, limiting leaks to keep stock prices from soaring. documents show Hughes tightening control from his Desert Inn penthouse and instructing associates on what to tell the CAB and on CEO designation.
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Raymond) Holliday
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No compensation in reverse discrimination debate heats in Maryland
The Maryland legislature faces a proposal to allow black law graduates to practice without the bar exam amid stark gaps in pass rates. NAACP cites 16.6 percent black success versus 33.5 percent white, while critics blame law schools for lowering standards and aiding unqualified matriculation, arguing licensure must remain rigorous.
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Hughes and North Pole Junket Spark SEC Scrutiny
The article questions whether Howard Hughes still controls his empire and probes SEC doubts about his current decision making. It also chronicles Maj. Gen. H P Smith travels to the North Pole aboard a C 118 in a taxpayer funded trip costing 22537 dollars with Canada Labradors Greenland stops and laden with Texas watermelon and Lone Star Beer amid claims the scientific purpose was pretense.
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Maryland Poem and Boston Massacre Reflections
A letter writer shares a Maryland themed poem urging state pride and Bicentennial celebration. The piece notes diverse state landmarks and ends with personal contact details. Also included is a March 5 anniversary reference to the Boston Massacre and Crispus Attucks, recounting early revolutionary tensions and fatalities.
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Boston
Crispus Attucks
Crispus Aducius
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