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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1971
Page
2
President Nixon's Phase II marks a shift to peacetime price and wage controls. An adviser said future economic trouble could compel any president to adopt controls, creating a quasi official link between government and major firms and unions, similar to defense industry ties.
The text warns that lip service to controls fails and that large firms and unions risk deep government dependence. It argues that a select few in business, labor, and government would steer emergency price and wage programs, eroding democracy through cozy, trust-based relations.
Psychologist Dr. Nathan Deutsch argues youth rejects work ethic for a drug linked, escape oriented life style, while economist Dr. George Katona notes consumption patterns among youth stay similar to decades past despite changes like casual dress and leisure focus. Both perspectives may be valid, with debate over which captures the main trend.
An $870,000 U.S. Office of Education program tests cash incentives for reading and math gains in eight elementary classes across Oakland Galif San Antonio Cincinnati and Jacksonville. Experimental and control schools measure effects of teacher and parent financial stakes on student performance.
The Frederick area weighs Christmas gift choices for named lists and discusses unemployment improvements as the city nears a leading position in job availability. Local events include a Messiah performance at Frederick High School and an appeal for disarmament. Cold air moves in with near freezing readings and a temporary dip in temperatures.
Paula Haley surveys how obituaries feed a corrupt urban voting machine. She details Maryland Baltimore City election irregularities, deceased voter lists, and a purge promise by New election officials, while recounting Curley era Boston corruption and a culture of dead-voter ballots nationwide.
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