Maryland in phase with national coal strike cooling off
President Carter invoked the 80 day Taft Hartley cooling off period for United Mine Workers, urging miners and operators to return to work while a contract is resolved. The move faces skepticism amid tensions, economic strains, and potential ripple effects on steelworkers and other unions. Meanwhile San Francisco advances a space age renewal of its historic cable car system with federal help and minimal visible changes.
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Maryland
United Mine Workers
Carter
Arnold Miller
UMW
President Carter
San Francisco
Clay Street
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Urban Mass Transit Administration
Fredericktonians Return From Coast to Coast Trip
A Fredericktonian family Frederick E Bowers and Mrs Grayson E Bowers and their son Martin completed a seven week coast to coast trip returning yesterday noted as one of the most extended in recent memory. The article also covers local health school inspections and upcoming professional meetings in Frederick Maryland including funeral directors teachers and assessors associations with various local figures.
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Frederick County
County Health Office
Health Office
Readers write letters debate costs of beef and urban life
A Frederick Md reader argues that farm to table costs inflate meat prices and railroads a hidden toll on consumers while noting grain and energy costs. The letter questions fair pricing, contrasts with WPA era policy, and cites saltine and bread pricing as evidence.
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POST
Roosevelt
Mob ties to Medicaid clinics threaten funds and patients
Washington reports ongoing mob involvement in federal health payments. Evidence cites threats, extortion, and kickbacks linked to Medicaid clinics in New York. Witnesses name Pagano and Genovese associates, with doctors and facilities coerced to pay monthly sums for “protection” and political favors.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Meyer Laosky
Joe Colombo
New York City
Joseph Pagana
Vito Genovese
Frons
Mercedes
Doc
Pagano
Bronx
Pagaco
Browz
New York
the Godaher
Pentagon confirms retirement and change of command party costs
Government records show Gen James retirement party cost over 34800 dollars and Gen Rogers command ceremony 1300 dollars with hundreds of Air Force staff excused to attend. The piece notes Marathon Oil antitrust monitoring for a Louisiana coast mega port and former antitrust chief Walter now at Jones Day representing Marathon Oil.
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Pentagon
James
Rogers
Defense Department
Air Force
Marathon Oil Company
Justice Department
Louisiana
Donald Baker
Walter
Cleveland
Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue
Marathon Ol
Attruet
Sahl
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American College of Physicians
Physicians
Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Doris Haines
Braddock Heights
Glenn Blough
University of Maryland
State
The
Maryland Association of Assessing Officers
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Record Street
Maryand
White House
Elliott Haines
South Street
John D. Ramaley
Carrollton
Linda Bartgis
Box
New Windsor
Robert Herr
Mt. Airy, Md
AAUW
American Association of University Women
Board of Education
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Margaret S. Neely
Russell Cory
Evense
Margaret Burnett
Frederick Road
Clarksburg
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Mr. Davis
A. Regina
Tor
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Jack Anderson
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