Classified Rates and Contact for Frederick Newspaper
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Soviets Look For Peace With Nixon After Election Win
The Mazurov led Soviet address signals willingness to negotiate full range of nuclear issues with the United States. Moscow emphasizes the need to normalize relations for world peace, while observers note American hard line ahead. Nixon is expected to push a vigorous peace strategy.
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Nixon campaign backing argues agriculture remains No 1 business
Dr. IR Spitzer of Burlington asserts farming employs about 40 percent of the workforce and frames a farmer oriented policy. He cites farm rural votes in Illinois Wisconsin and other Midwest states that helped Nixon. Spitzer prepared notebooks with ideas from regional farm meetings to guide policy and imply closer Washington farmer ties.
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Private firms report progress in hard core job drive
The National Alliance of Businessmen cites 84,000 placements and 61,279 still on the job as of September 30 in its bid to reach 100,000 jobs by next year and 500,000 by mid 1971. It notes 12,000 employers in 50 key sectors created 84,000 positions and outlines scaling options to hit the targets.
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1968 Frederick County election tabulation shifts to computer
The article recalls the move from Burroughs Sensimatic tabulation to a county leased computer for unofficial returns in 1968. It notes the 1988 setup, key figures like Donald Wood and Robert Applewhite, and Mary Whitmore and Thomas Fox improving speed, with complete results by 10 50 PM.
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Robert Appleprite
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Eilis Wachter
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Board of Election Supervisors
Mary Whitmore
Thomas Fox
News Election Service uses computer tallying for election results
The story describes NES led by J Richard Elmers with Marvin Beard as bureau chief, aiding nationwide coverage by Jaycees and newspapers. It notes technical glitches as New York twin computers produced odd percentages, reporting errors in places like Lake County Illinois and South Dakota, and cites high costs for election night TV and newspaper coverage.
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Jeane Dixon defended against rumors of prophecies
Letters to the Editor from Frederick Maryland readers defend Jeane Dixon against a rumored upcoming prophecy. Other notes praise a tractor trailer driver who helped a motorist on Route 15 and a reader explains a prior letter on states rights and hunger policy.
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Norrisburg
News-Post Past, November 16 1918 1948 items blend
A digest of historical items notes dutch political tension at The Hague and a call for civilian cooperation, the 46th Synod session at Middletown, a War Department notice of Lt John Reading Schley's death, a serious upland game season accident near Frederick, a Westminster trucker killed in a beer truck overturn, and the opening of Frederick’s postwar Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory with Mayor Lloyd C. Culler speaking.
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Culler
Inflation and Liberty in Public Life Echoes of a Bygone Era
A reflective column traces inflation through prices from 1920 to 2000 and argues government spending, taxes, and wage demand fuel inflation. It contrasts secure confinement with personal responsibility, warning that liberty and security conflict for honest citizens.
Excitable coat designer and Girl Friday in modern shop
A lively look at a flashy coat designer and a sharp coffee breaking Girl Friday. The piece mocks a bossy office culture where the crew run the shop like pirates and one fellow on the nerve machine is a born manager who dodges cleanup tasks.
Quick Quiz: Creator of Little Orphan Annie
The strip creator was Harold L. Gray. it debuted in the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News in 1924 and rapidly grew in popularity.
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