Rates Advance and Pricing for Stated Services
The notice outlines rate changes: one month cost $1.95. In the brief, three briar items are priced at twenty cents per work and $1.30 per unit. The fragment lacks full context and details.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
4
Wasted Resources Warns of U S Resource Use
California Resources Agency head Hugo Fisher told the National Wildlife Federation and the North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference in Pittsburgh that the United States uses 83 percent of the world's resources while housing only 9.5 percent of its population in 15 years. He urged conservation to spare future generations and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Fisher
The
Resources Agency of
California
National Wildlife Federation
North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference
Pittsburgh
Fisher
United States
Meddlesome Proposal Opposes Meat Inspection Tax
The Kansas Livestock Association and other groups challenge a Senate plan to bill the meat packing industry for federal meat inspection costs. Since 1906 interstate meat passes federal inspection by 3,400 inspectors in 1,740 establishments across 720 cities. A packer warns the cost could equal industry earnings and be passed to producers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Livestock Association
Senate
Congress
The Farmer's Role in a World Focus on Food
The article argues that farmers may become central heroes as food production supports national interest. It contrasts current heroes like space scientists and soldiers with farmers, suggesting farm output could be pivotal to maintaining freedom and stability worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Kennedy brothers face waning formal ties to party machine
A National Scene assessment finds few Kennedy loyalists in official posts and a shrinking network due to turnover. Yet the Kennedys retain enduring magnetism and public attention, shaping identity and expectations for future ambitions without pursuing a deliberate 1968 or 1972 strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Ted
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Kennedys
Capitol Hill
Bob Kennedy
Johnson
Citizens Band Radio Letter Challenges Editor on Regulations
Robert W. Barnhart, president of the Frederick County C B Club Inc, defends club aims and radio service to the public. He disputes editor Hagelin on FCC rules, range, and television interference claims, cites a monitoring station, and urges clarity on Part 15 rules and lawful use. He signs from Prospect Frederick Maryland and notes a March 2 1966 Arts Council resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Band Radio
Sir I
Frederick County
Citizens Band Club Inc
C. B
Braddock Mountain
The
Automobile Manufactures Association
Hagelin
F.C.C
O.B
Mr. Hagelin
Robert W. Barnhart
Frederick County C. B. Club Inc
Prospect Blvd
Prospect Park Plaza
Apts
Frederick
Maryland
Sir
Arts Council For
Frederick News and Post
Thomas Johnson High School
Thomas Johnson
Jack Gruber
Co Operation Planned Between Frederick Aid Societies
Fifty years ago the Frederick county branch of the Maryland Children’s Aid Society and the Federated Charities likely adopted a plan of cooperation after their annual meeting. The society decided to continue its work in the area and support for local efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Federated Charities
Chamber of Commerce dinner to feature Arch Basth speaker
Merchants and business leaders plan a Wednesday evening dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Arch N Basth, secretary general manager of the U S Chamber of Commerce, as the guest speaker. Ticket sales are reported favorable by the committee chaired by Charles K Taylor. From about 7 20 to 10 30 Saturday night observers along the Eastern seaboard witnessed the Northern Lights with a pale green arc spreading across the sky and a red northwest blotch described as shifting from pink to deep red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Arch N. Basth
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Charles K. Taylor
Washington Today on campaign money and influence
Washington Today discusses the unexposed use of money in elections at federal, state, and local levels. It notes legal gaps, bipartisan labor influence, and calls for campaign finance disclosure to reveal who funds campaigns and shapes voting outcomes. The piece cites George Meany and the AFL CIO, and questions Congress's willingness to regulate or expose contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Organized Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Democratic Party
Labor
Republi
House
Senate
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Ted) Kennedy
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