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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1971

Page

4

Real Estate Tax Hold Receives Commuted Fiscal Support

Frederick County Board of County Commissioners and Mayor Paul E. Magaha announce no realty tax hike for the coming year despite inflation. The county will keep the $2.54 rate, while the city maintains $1.07 per $100 assessed value. Magaha plans a budget under $264,000 higher with a 10 percent across the board raise for city workers. The Board meets June 3 to present a detailed budget.

Board of County Commissioners Paul E. Magaha Frederick City Frederick County Magaha Board of Aldermen Board of Education John L. Carnochan Jr Carnachan Frederick Community College C. Burr Artz

National Parks Face Urban Growth and Strain

The piece notes rising park visitor numbers, congestion, litter and crime in popular sites like the Great Smokies and Yellowstone. It cites a 150 percent visitor increase from 1960 to 1970, discusses expanding facilities, creating new parks, and President Nixon’s push to convert unused government spaces into parks, urging responsible public conduct to protect these refuges.

Great Smokies Yellowstone New York Times Nixon

Congress And The Rail Strike

Labor disruption from a nationwide rail strike paralyzes freight, mail, and essentials. Congress delays action as President Nixon calls for emergency measures, while unions push for higher wages and critics blame labor power for rising costs and prolonged recession.

David Lawrence Washington Congress Anthony J. Obadahl U.S. Chamber of Commerce New York Philadelphia Chicago Transportation John A Volpe Interstate Commerce Commission Civil Aeronautics Board James D. Hodgson Union of Signalrcen Nixon Gerald R. Ford House Ford Administration America

Space Station: Soviet Blunder Spurs Space Edge and Threats

Washington analysis argues Moscow's moon route error spurred a space station advantage. The earth orbiting platform may accelerate economic, geologic, and educational projects and enable unmanned missions to Venus and Mars. It could also support intercontinental missiles evading radar and challenging Minuteman defenses.

Washington Nea Moscow Space Station Moon U.S United States Venus Mars Minuteman Wspaper Enterprise Assn

Frederick Symphony at Winchester Hall to aid Chinese Relief Fund

The Frederick Symphony Orchestra plans a second Winchester Hall concert, a rep program with changes for returning listeners, benefiting the Chinese Relief Fund. Civic leaders press for continued support for Miss Frances Gerber as county home demonstrator and the county athletic league races toward batting honors. Public figures discuss gambling probe, civic club anniversary noted with officer elections, a robins family shelters in a locust tree amid city driveway renovations.

Frederick Civic Club Chamber of Commerce Frances Gerber Gerber

Educated Man and Mirrors Inspire Better Living

Joe Eisenhauer reflects on true education beyond schooling. He praises a man of integrity and service, then argues mirrors can reform behavior, urging self reflection to improve character. He lists ideals: forgiveness, friendship, humor, faith, and hope, ending with the belief that the best is yet to come.

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