US Soviet grain pact ends embargo lifting seen
Washington officials say long term U S Soviet pacts will start grain sales and oil purchases after the grain embargo ends. Bell notes firms are in Moscow and expect 1975-76 imports around 23 24 million tons with 6 8 million annual grain to Russia and 200 000 barrels of oil daily proposed. Critics warn of government market intervention and potential price effects for consumers.
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William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Health department rewrites ban on locating wells septic tanks
Maryland Health Department rewrites rules to allow wells and septic tanks in areas where public water and sewer projects are in final planning or within ten years. The change follows a June court ruling calling previous prohibitions unconstitutional. Duane and Lee Moyer led the Frederick County suit, with broader state impact pending appeal.
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Municipalities Seek Larger Share Of State Tax Revenues
Frederick County leaders urge changes to the piggyback and highway revenue formulas to shift funds toward municipalities. The Maryland Municipal League conference heard calls for returning auto registration fees and restoring revenue sharing from the mid-1960s. Leader Ronald Young highlighted Frederick City and Thurmont among towns in the top ten per ratings.
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CIA Opened Sen Frank Church Letters Read by CIA
CIA opened and read at least three letters from Sen Frank Church during a 1971 trip to the Soviet Union, with two copies found in CIA files and five more letters under review by the Senate intelligence committee. Church confirmed the two letters were released to The Associated Press.
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Testimony Begins In Massage Parlor Prostitution Trial
In Frederick District Court Judge Stanley Y Bennett hears the case of former police officer William J Strange and Frances Musselwhite plus Angela Hammond charged with maintaining a house of prostitution and soliciting for prostitution at 413 E Patrick Street. Maryland State Police testified they raided the Baron Van Health Massage Parlor on Sept 17 following a tip from Major Charles V Main. Corporal J D Thomas and two troopers described entering the two story building and speaking with Musselwhite at the reception desk as they investigated.
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Debate begins in altering federal food stamp program
The Ford administration urges savings of 1.2 billion by tightening eligibility for the food stamp program. About 17 percent of the 18.8 million participants would be disqualified under the proposed net income cutoffs.
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Courthouse Advisory Panel Nominated by County Commissioners
During an executive session on Monday the County Commissioners nominated 15 candidates to the Citizens Courthouse Advisory Committee. Nominations include Judge Samuel W. Barrick, Lt. Sen. Edward P. Thomas, Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young, News-Post editor Tom Mills, Tourism Director Al Rodgers, Thurmont Town Clerk-Treasurer Glenn L. Nikirk, and others. Two nominees, Paul Crum and Lawrence Dorsey, withdrew from the list amid public dissent voiced by Edgar Wirts. All nominees will be notified by letter and voting on appointments is set for next Monday.
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Rev Alison Cheek to speak at Hood College on priesthood
The Rev Alison Cheek who was ordained in 1974 will visit Hood College to discuss Women and Priesthood at 4 p.m. Sunday in Coffman Chapel basement lounge. She will also give a brief address and offer communion at the 7:30 p.m. vesper service, highlighting International Women's Year.
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Budget cuts loom for New York City and Az
Fragmented notice reports planned budget reductions affecting New York City and Arizona amid unclear content. Other items reference a Mao meeting, military tones, weather phrases, and stray quotes, presenting a disrupted mix of topics without coherent context.
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