Frederick County to allow liquor sales on election day May 18
Frederick County will permit sale of alcoholic beverages on election day for the first time due to a Maryland law change. License Commissioner Ellis G. Carty notes the shift will affect polling day with liquor stores opening,While some dry areas remain, officials will monitor conduct at polls. The piece argues voter apathy as a greater hindrance than alcohol.
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Frederick County
Ellis G. Carty
Maryland
Mr. Carty
Solzhenitsyn warns the West on detente and danger
The exiled writer told BBC listeners that Britain and Western Europe enabled Soviet domination and failed to protest tyrannies abroad. He warned modern society is hypnotized by socialism and warned the West lacks will to defend itself, likening himself to Cassandra who is never believed.
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United States
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Jeremiah
Switzerland
BBC Radio
Britain
Western
Europe
China
Laos
Berlin
Budapest
Prague
Madrid
British Isles
Solzhenitsyn
Injunction Sought Over County Road Plans Near Fairgrounds
Two plaintiffs Kehne and Biddinger filed in the Circuit Court to stop County Commissioners from closing Franklin Street east of the fairgrounds and opening Monroe Avenue. The suit claims trespass when commissioners dug up crops and land damage, alleges delays in final damage orders, and notes appeal obstacles. Also: 156 volunteers in Frederick County campaign for Mental Health with funds split between state improvements and national research. Democrats receive many county board vacancy applications as Governor McKeldin seeks quick committee recommendations.
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Circuit Court
Charles H. Kehne
Emory N. Biddinger
Fairgrounds
Franklin Street
Monroe Avenue
Messrs
Kehne
Biddinger
Frederick County
James Eshleman
Maryland
Board of
County Commissioners
Edward F. Holter
Edwin F. Nikirk
Democratic State Central Committee
Theodore KR. McKeldin
Abortion debate letters clash with science and faith
A reader rebuts doctors from Maryland Planned Parenthood arguing early pregnancy is a human life. She cites the First International Conference on Abortion and traces debate from zygote to birth, contrasting views with acorn analogy and noting Axis surrender in 1943.
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Charles G. Spicknall
M.D
Larry D. Romane
Richard R. Burgee
Maryland Planned Parenthood
Right to Life letter argues against abortion in 1976 bicentennial year
Mrs Donald D Yates of Trappe Md objects to abortion and defends fetal life citing brain activity at eight weeks and a fetus as an active baby. She condemns abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood, urges adoption and parental responsibility, and cites sources and pamphlets from Life or Death and Handbooks on Abortion with publishing details.
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Mr. Spicknall M
J.W. Still
Washington Academy of Science
Spicknall
Jong
D&c
Sweden
Amicus Curiae
Willke
Supreme Court
Supreme Justice
Blackman
Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Planned Parenthood
Maryland Planned Parenthood
Margaret Sanger
Win
United States
Albert Schweitzer
J. C. Wiltke
William Liley
William Hogan
Hitz Publishing Co
Hamilton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
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