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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1974
Page
3
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Senate debate on federal no fault standards pits Maryland figures led by Mathias and Beall against resistance to the plan. Supporters warn of delays and broader national uniformity while critics cite Maryland features and administrative hurdles. Solzhenitsyn's expulsion draws Western outrage but leaves a complex legacy for Cold War politics and Russian dissent.
The Pennzoil scheme to spin off United Gas Pipe Line Corp. draws warnings from FPC memos of a potential disaster and a possible federal violation. If rates rise, customers across the South East and Midwest may bear the costs while consumer harm looms, and the SEC has already approved disclosures amid legal pushback.
In a stark warning Ray Cromley argues that loss of confidence among key foreign officials threatens the dollar, inflation control, and Western economic stability as top U.S. leaders depart or fade. He cites Shultz, Stein, McCracken, Burns, and Kennedy as pivotal figures with few ready successors.
Letters urge openness on ambulance decisions in Woodsboro and critique a shift of service. The writers warn of a precedent harming local EMS and call for two sided hearings. A second letter condemns the Senate campaign reform bill for propping Big Labor and urges an amendment to curb forced union funding in politics.
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