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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1974
Page
3
Preservation Week Highlights Frederick County Heritage
Frederick County joins National Historic Preservation Week May 6 12 to stress safeguarding historic sites districts and districts and structures. The county lists over 2000 significant buildings including Amelung Rose Hill Manor Catoctin Furnace and B O Station at Point of Rocks with ten sites on the National Register. The Frederick County Landmarks Foundation urges public involvement and offers contact at 1611 Market St Frederick Md 21701 to help preserve the past for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Amelung
Frederick Historic District
Rose Hill Manor
Catoctin Furnace
B&o
Point of Rocks
Hessian Barracks
London
Urbana
U.S. Department of the Interior
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Maryland Historical Trust
1611 Market St
Liberated Women and the Hidden Cost of Independence
Dr. Doris McLaughlin notes the paradox of liberated professional women relying on private household workers who face low pay no benefits and unstable hours. She argues that as women climb the economic ladder they may unknowingly exploit fellow women, highlighting the need for fair treatment of domestic employees as part of gender equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Forth
Doris McLaughlin
University of Michigan
Wayne State University
Dr. McLaughlin
Dr McLaughlin
Timely quotes on drugs and alcohol policy
Dr. Maurice Cneseta, director of the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, argues that while officials raise alarm about drugs, public funding follows passion for a beverage people have used, creating a disparity in responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cneseta
The
National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Letters to the Editor on Sixes Bridge flood control debate
A reader replies to Charles R. Fisher about Sixes Bridge project proposals. The letter discusses flood control and municipal water, noting the Federal participation choice and the downstream benefits and costs of water conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Fisher
Sixes Bridge
Can Mnuniatoud
Washington, D.C
Korean Connection and the North Korea Christian Tie
David Poling reflects on the deep North American Christian ties to Korea, noting Billy Graham’s Seoul rally and a Korean man’s self immolation amid political repression. The piece contrasts Moon’s Unification effort with Korea’s crisis, urging U.S. pressure on Park’s regime and support for Korean churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of South Korea
United States
Canada
Korea
Billy Graham
Seoul
Yungnak
Kim Hak Do
Park
North America
Asia
Sun Myung Moon
Jesus
Westchester County
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
Vision
Mgt
Japan
Mindszenty Fired by Pope in Clash Over Hungary Policy
Cardinal Mindszenty, 81, removed from leadership of Hungary's Roman Catholics by Pope Paul VI after tensions over Vatican openings to communist governments. He has lived in Vienna since 1971 exile. dismissal followed Hungarian demands for pensioning and new bishops. The Vatican sought voluntary resignation with letters, but Mindszenty refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lens
Cardinal Mindszenty
Paul
Hungary
Vatican
Europe
Vienna
Budapest
Cathlic
Mindszenty
Rakosi
Ments
Eastern Europe
Ips
Esztergom
Jjas
Kadar
Emoryl Coblentz to Serve as Welfare Director
The governor announced that Emoryl Coblentz will continue as Welfare Director until July 1, with a successor to be chosen. Rumors linked potential candidates include Carville D Benson and George W. Rife, though these talks are largely discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emoryl Coblentz
House of Representatives
George W. Rife
Storm Strikes County Leaving Windows Shattered and Trees Down
A heavy storm swept through southern and western county areas last Sunday night. In Blahomsville dozens of windows broke from aerials and trees toppled between Burkstown and Lime Kiln. Pearl recorded nearly 1.29 inches of rain in half an hour, with the airport and state police barracks reporting close to an inch more than the statewide total. The ME Church at New Market lost 2 to 3 windows, town hall sustained 13 to 20, and several private homes had panes broken. No garden damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blahomsville
Burkstown
Anid
Pearl
New Market
Art Cron
Yugoslavs Linked to Western Arms Leaks Harming U.S. Defense
U.S. analysts warn that Yugoslavia served as a conduit for Western military secrets to Moscow, undermining U.S. and allied defense gains. The breaches trace to Yugoslav officials and long-running aid programs, not Soviet espionage, prompting cancellations of deals and reevaluation of Western help to Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Yugoslavia
Ussr
United States
State Department
Pentagon
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Marshall Tito
Germany
Hungary
Netherlands
Britain
Canada
Psespapeh Enterehise
Nny
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By David Poling
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Damascus
Army Engineers
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Takoma Park
Rockville
Department of Interior
Couse
Harold E. Miner
Bethesda Church
Tyre
By Ray Cromley
Ray Cromley
NEA
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