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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1974
Page
3
Community leaders urge compromise to approve a 120 bed Montevue nursing home on flood plain land in Frederick County. They stress urgent need, criticize late squabbles over sewer plans and financing, and call for give and take to finalize site and funding.
The piece argues that American affluence is often blamed for waste, but the United States may be among the least wasteful in efficiency and resource use. It contrasts US consumption with India, Chile, and the Soviet Union, noting aid, policy failures, and the need for better efficiency and substitutes as population grows. It concludes that critics might imitate some American practices while recognizing future limits.
The piece notes U S Geological Survey guidance on updating map names as social norms shift. It highlights examples such as Naughty Girl Meadow and Rejects slur scrutiny while quoting Orth on local use and non offensive acceptance. It also includes several quoted religious sentiments and sayings.
The Watergate grand jury reviews alleged use of federal funds to pressure minority groups to vote for Nixon in 1972. Memo by Fred Malek highlights a plan to align programs with campaign needs while aides and officials face scrutiny over SBA grants and minority outreach.
A Mother’s Day column celebrates mothers and their care from childhood through adulthood, praising their love, discipline, and guidance. Letters from readers discuss religion, discipline, reporting integrity, and political donations, with musings on faith and public life.
May 15 1823 reports heavy rains and warm spell with showers today and tomorrow. three inches of rainfall on Saturday and the Potomac River about 13 feet above normal near Point of Rocks. May 13 1964 Governor Theodore McKeldin upholds Safe Roads Commission denial of a bypass by Apple Avenue Frederick residents protest location. group presented charts and transcripts before the governor who took the matter under advisement.
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