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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1974
Page
2
Governor Mandel order cuts 10 percent in assessments may force Frederick City to raise its tax rate next year as new construction fails to offset the rollback. Mayor Young warns of belt tightening with limited fat in the budget while taxpayers face fewer services and higher taxes.
NEA column reviews P. G. Wodehouse The Golf Omnibus a Simon and Schuster collection of humorous golf stories. It highlights his wit on gameovitch antics the blend of sport and satire and notes Wodehouse at age 92 praises golf as source of ideas with references to Jeeves Bertie Wooster and a mock Russian match induces laughter.
A reader writes that many people stop reading the Frederick News-Post due to sensational reporting. He notes a Tuesday meeting with a reporter and criticizes coverage, mentioning Larry Lipman and his Inside the City column. The letter ends with a sad reflection.
A reader laments the end of the Letters To The Editor column likening Larry to a sharp writer and notes MacDougall may continue the style. The writer accuses the paper of fabricating stories by calling Frederick County Civic Association members when stories were scarce. The column ends with a comment that this policy seems to continue.
Transcript reveals ex White House counsel John Dean coordinated ITT coverup work, collected ITT related documents, and linked back to Haldeman Ehrlichman. Testimony details shredding, blocked access, and involvement of Casey, Hunt, Liddy, and other aides in pre Watergate operations.
Twenty years ago progress on the Fishing Creek reservoir project showed substantial work with about eight men employed daily. The earthfilled dam, 200 feet tunnel, six feet high and five feet wide, aims to finish by July 1 under contract terms. The tunneling from inside to outside would connect to the dam and the reservoir covers 13 acres. The dam will supply water to the city and prevent past famines. The base thickness reaches 289 feet with a 12 foot top.
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