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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1975
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows garbled market items and times. Several numbers appear as prices or codes, with references to meals and vendors unclear. No coherent events or entities are readable enough to identify a specific person, organization, or place.
A county survey finds 4900 regular volunteers across 30 organizations with estimates suggesting 20000 to 40000 volunteers in all activities. Women outnumber men three to one, and volunteers range from teens to seniors, essential to operations of fire departments and public services.
Readers weigh in on proposed cigarette tax increases to fund state needs and a separate push to veto agency shop contracts for public employees. The concerns range from insurance impacts to potential shifts in tobacco use and evolving union powers, with critics warning of taxpayer costs and governance overreach.
Washington cites Moscow reassurances on detente while warning of a one way Soviet American tech exchange. The piece notes U S firms export licenses and products to the USSR, risking military use, with Jackson pressing for Senate inquiry.
A statewide plan to remove all grade railroad crossings in Maryland over ten years, 36 miles of track, cost shared equally by railroads. A fleet and ships engaged off the Atlantic Coast to suppress bootleg operations, with Coal Guard directed from Washington to dry up major East Coast ports.
Twenty years ago a local education deal faced scrutiny as costs per student reached 258 dollars yearly. Debates and rumors swirled around Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher amid a canceled date blamed on Fisher’s TV commitments while he toured England.
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