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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1971

Page

3

Churches Turn To Housing Crisis In Frederick County

The piece argues housing is the top local crisis affecting low income families the young, relief recipients and the elderly. It highlights church led projects nationwide under Dr. John Vanderbeck of the American Baptist Service Corporation guiding non profit housing, with potential for Frederick County churches to adopt similar efforts without cost to parishioners.

Frederick County Frederick City NAACP Frederick John Vanderbeck Valley Forge America Vanderbeck American Baptist Service Corporation Churches of America Dr. Vanderbeck United Methodists United Presbyterians Episcopalians American Lutherans United Church of Christ Southern Presbyterians Christian Church Disciples Jesus

Quotations on Washington, protests, and Belfast remarks

A mix of quotes includes Vednam on building foundations despite bricks, an editor's remark on Congress's impact, and Paul Chines a 20 year British paratrooper in Belfast noting sectarian tensions. The fragmented text blends political criticism with military experience and religious tensions.

Usm LE Paul Chines Belfast Northern Ireland

Confidence in economy grows after wage price freeze plan

Washington reports say the wage price freeze aims to restore confidence, expand business and revive consumer spending. McGovern plans primaries. FBI Mafia drive limited by agency mix. Kennedy Center reforms debated amid cultural critiques. Tax relief proposals could cut individual taxes and auto excise tax.

Washington West Coast San Francisco Los Angeles FBI Chicago Pittsburgh Boston Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Miami New Orleans Philadelphia St. Louis Lyndon Johnson Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Potomac Roger Stevens International Telephone and Telegraph Stevens la Grande Scene Kennedy Center Jack Kennedy Wilbur Mills House Ways and Means Committee United States

Jug Bridge to stay dark at night despite risk

The article notes that despite sentiment to keep Jug Bridge lit at night to prevent accidents, it will remain dark due to prohibitive costs. Separate items report a meat house robbery near Doubs Station, the Stafford Myster film starring Billie Burke playing at the Star, arsenical poisoning causing cow deaths at Camp Detrick, new filing cabinets for election records, and a planned October start for city mail service to northwestern Frederick.

Jug Bridge Stafford Myster Billie Burke Miss Burke Allstar Board of Registry Office Court House

Evangelical call to curb highway deaths and kids return to school

A column urges moral traffic safety through church led evangelism and personal responsibility. It links Labor Day tolls, the autumn school return, and driver prudence to a duty grounded in faith, urging citizens to adopt safer behaviors and support teachers and guards.

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