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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1974
Page
2
Voter turnout highlighted in Myersville and Gaithersburg races
The note highlights Myersville turnout of 86 percent with 224 of 266 registered voters voting, and Gaithersburg turnout of 62 percent electing its first woman mayor from 1,930 registered voters. It contrasts lower activity in Walkersville and Mt. Airy and notes candidates filing deadlines approaching July 1 with few incumbents yet to declare.
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Myersville
Gothersboro
Progressiveraville Haus
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Gaithersbore
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
Julien P. Delphey
Edward P. Thomas
Delphey
Charles C. Reller
Ellis Wachter
Board of County Commissioners
Sanford G. Blam
Frederick
Robert E. Gary
Thurmont
Wayne Hill
Knoxville
Edgar Wirts Jr
Jefferson
William F. Shepley
Richard Stitely
Roland Adams
Kenneth D. Hardingall
George Flickinger
County housing funds clash with commissioners
Frederick County faces debate over a $21,000 request for a housing coordinator to manage state and federal funds. Some commissioners oppose funding while others cite potential jobs and purchasing power benefits amid rising mortgage costs and inflation. Local groups urge budget approval as county eyes low interest loans for moderate income buyers.
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Uppomuan
Campakin
Acoumus
Compassiners
Frederick Counts
Lawrence A Dorsey
Donald T Lewis
John A Derr
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Res Fieg
Civil Ag Patrol
Winchester Hall
Industri Caid
Tess
Real Est Peauie
Gantana
Stites Thapp
Counts Board of Realtors
Dow
Sloanne Tallman
League of Women Voters
Tofford
Jess
League
Frederick Organization
Frederick
Frederick Improvement Foundation
County Human Relations Council
Washington County
Federal
Federal Food & Drug Administration
Fort Detrick
FDA
Metropolitan Commission
Sear
Housing funds and planners clash over county priorities
Washington County faces higher housing costs and limited low income options as officials debate funding for engineers and planning staff. Federal reviews cited the lack of affordable housing and programs, while commissioners weigh budgets to attract professionals, subsidizing major projects that may outpace most residents.
Trash to energy plans eyed by major cities and firms
EPA reports enough waste energy to rival Alaska oil output with cities like New York Chicago and St. Louis pursuing conversion. A $70 million St. Louis plant slated for 1977 will power six Missouri and Illinois counties, while waste metals could exceed $1 billion yearly. Major firms Garrett Raytheon and Monsanto join the field as white collar crime costs rise.
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Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Alaska
North Slope
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
D.C
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
San Diego
Buffalo
Rochester
Memphis
Albany
Akron
Nashville
Knoxville
Bridgeport
Union Electric Company
Missouri
Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency
Garrett Systems
Raytheon
American Can
Continental Can
Monsanto
Allis-Chalmers
Weather and Circus Rain Dampens Frederick Showground
The Jupiter forecast brought heavy rain to Frederick as Hagenbeck-Wallace circus opened. A soaking downpour interrupted the afternoon performance in the western section of the grounds, with more rain expected tonight after a two week dry spell. Officials including Homer M. Ballumure and Florence Warner attended a local health and commerce conference preceding the event.
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Muerto
Beecen
Ballumure
John Markey
Chamber of Comoerce
Florence
Arner
Frederick
Theawr
Public Meeting On Frederick High School Problems Tonight
A public meeting at Frederick High School discusses ongoing issues in the school system. Dr Fredrick D Eddy, head of the language department at Hood College since 1950, will speak and join a panel of groups to propose actions to improve student needs. The session begins at 8 PM with four general discussion groups to follow.
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Frederick High Scheol
Mionda Myght Unier Agepecen
Frrederick County
Viseos Pou
Frederick D Eddy
EAD
Ah Shahra
Odds Mount Against Humanity by Ray Cromley
The piece warns that persistent climate shifts and overuse of land threaten global food supplies. It notes cooling trends in the North Hemisphere, desert expansion from the Sahara, floods in South Asia, and rising erosion. It highlights grain reserves at two-decade lows and potential political pressure on the United States to export more.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Sahel
Africa
Ussr
India
Pakistan
Far East
Middle East
sub-Saharan Africa
Caribbean
Central America
Overseas Development Council
sub-Sahara
Sahara Desert
Senegar
Ethiopia
Bangladesh
Asia
United States
Canada
America
Japan
Latin America
Europe
Oliver
Eighth Commandment Argument on Local Fund Raising Printed
Letters to the Editor argue that honoring Thou Shalt Not Steal applies to using government or federal funds for Frederick County projects. The writer contends tax and grant funded ventures resemble theft if residents who do not contribute are coerced through government power.
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Our Court House Park
Frederick County
Frederck County
Hagerstown
Topeka
Internal Revenue Service
Court House Square readers urged to heed the Eighth Commandment
Frederick readers respond to Theft concerns linking internal larceny to national decline and praising the News-Post coverage of the Ride A Bike for Retarded Citizens event. Letters praise local civic engagement and thank the newspaper for fostering community pride through coverage and photos.
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