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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1975
Page
2
A fragmented USPS style page shows assorted items with odd prices and obscure names. Entries mention cages, vegetables, clothes, vehicles, and personal notes, all jumbled and difficult to parse for exact details or provenance.
The county board approved two rezoning actions. One converts 6 acres near Suearlua Mountain from industrial to agriculture, and the other rezones 26 acres near Suparluaf Mountain and defusis Vin ts and edub New Market. The actions follow staff recommendations and establish new precedent for future zoning updates.
The article discusses whether moral principles should guide a nation’s foreign policy amid Vietnam-era doubts and CIA scrutiny. Charlies Frankel argues ideals matter for legitimacy, while realists urge policy based on national interest. He warns against absolutes and urges alignment with core American values.
President Ford presses congressional leaders in the Roosevelt Room for a new era of bipartisan foreign policy. Kissinger warns of setbacks in Asia while Scott and Wallace loom over 1976 conventions. Wall Street politics mix with defense, Vietnam, and labor issues as the Washington whirl continues.
A May 20 letter to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission urges reconsideration of discharging plant effluent into the Potomac above DC water intake. The note cites infectious disease research insisting purification is incomplete and viruses pass through current systems.
Twenty organizations attended the Frederick County Federation of Women’s Chit semi annual meet at the Francis Geom Key Motel. Pastors urged congregations to push for integrated churches, and delegates voted to return Gottgeborg next year. Farmers faced potential 2 to 7 percent tax on crops amid destructive locusts and Tito’s Yugoslavia policy context.
The piece surveys ERA struggles with 34 states onboard and debates in Illinois Missouri and Maryland. It covers women entering military academies politics and crime trends with expert quotes on equality and societal change.
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