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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1976
Page
3
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Citizens back a push for a rigid tax limitation guide as Maryland Senate Republicans endorse a Porter Hopkins resolution. It proposes a study commission of officials and fiscal experts to examine tying taxes to economic growth, reducing rates, and guarding local costs. The drive reflects rising public demand for restraint on government spending and a throttling back on costly legislation.
Russell Johnson, a Quaker, told a Case Western Reserve audience that in China citizens receive food shelter clothing and medical care. He noted no unemployment or inflation and greater freedom than in the United States, while refugee reports show thousands fleeing to Hong Kong and many being returned to mainland China.
The American Humane Association backs a California bill requiring filmmakers to file affidavits declaring no animals were killed or abused during production and giving a state commission power to halt distribution. The AHA says the 1966 end of the Motion Picture Production Code left animal welfare oversight inadequately addressed.
A committee led by William J. Grove is formed to plan a memorial for Frederick Countians who fell for the Confederacy, with H Dorsey Etchison proposing the idea at a post banquet. The County Commissioners award M J Grove Lime Co. a 90 foot iron bridge contract over the Monocacy at Parks Mills. Mount St Marys College loses to Loyola 24 14 in Baltimore for Maryland collegiate title. Frederick High weighs punishment after a student triggers a fire alarm to win a bet.
Mrs Oneda Johnson honored for 30 years leading Unionville Jr Girls 4 H Club and guiding projects from sewing to photography. She and husband Jack foster youth development from Unionville and nearby areas, with Jack serving as a project leader and volunteer with Frederick County Extension.
Washington sees giant utility firms pushing a federal regulation change to pass current construction costs to users, potentially boosting electricity bills 10 to 20 percent and costing consumers about 44 billion over five years. Public hearings set for March 8 in New York as regulators face industry lobbying while consumer groups lag.
Francis W. Bush Sr describes a 4-H community service program in which girls and leaders collect litter, prepare donations for Brethren Center and Grange, and hold monthly meetings with demonstrations while hosting annual dinners and a Christmas party. The piece lauds Mrs. Oneda Johnson for 25 years of youth leadership and church service, noting her role at Locust Grove Church and Westminster Exchange.
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