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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1976
Page
2
Readable fragments show Maryland Washington Virginia references and prices for items or services. It mentions addresses 2170 Phene Ave and 361 Cooke, contact numbers 642-1177 and 669-1962, with various price figures such as 2.55 and 4.00 plus larger totals. The text appears as a damaged listing or notice with scattered names and locations.
Frederick County residents face federal mortgage and loan consequences if building codes do not meet energy standards as the Senate passes the energy use measure by 52 to 35, while voting 47 to 32 to expand Hatch Act rights for federal employees. Senators Mathias supported mandatory federal standards. Beall opposed. A conference committee will reconcile House and Senate versions before a presidential decision. The piece also notes Junior Achievement and Cleveland Language Bank as side items.
Glenn Garber outlines YMCA efforts at a Frederick Kiwanis meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and urges support for a 500 new members campaign. Farmers' Day is slated for March 30 with any member bringing a farmer friend as a featured speaker is secured. A two-division YMCA drive with ten teams begins, inviting nonmembers and lapsed members to join.
A letter criticizes Transcendental Meditation calling it a Westernized guru-led cult with no moral constraints and urges true meditation as Bible based. A separate complaint to the editor questions phone service charges for dial to touch tone conversion and long cord replacement, urging private sector efficiency and lower costs for subscribers.
SEC sources describe drilling fund schemes as a major national swindle. Promoters mislead investors with tax shelter promises and fictitious drilling activity, often masking phony derricks and watered-down profits. Schedule D loophole under $250,000 exempts full disclosure, leaving investors in the dark. The SEC vows to curb the abuse while noting not all drilling funds are scams. A side note covers a White House helicopter escort for Sen. Charles Percy en route to Colorado.
Percy's wife rushed his ticket to the airport as he stayed for a veto vote. White House aides arranged a military car and helicopter to fly him to the Pentagon helipad and then to the airport. the trip cost taxpayers 127 dollars plus staff salaries.
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