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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1973

Page

3

The Department of Leaks and the Fourth Estate

An opinion on leaks as a hidden power in government and the press as a de facto fourth branch. The piece argues leaks shape policy from White House to courts, with the press as the essential check while cautioning against becoming a lapdog to powerful interests.

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Subliminal Seduction and Federal Spending Clock

A discussion of subliminal advertising argues sex symbols influence consumer choices beyond the conscious mind. The piece notes Key's claims about advertising techniques and contrasts them with skeptical studies. A separate section reports the Federal Spending Clock speeding up as 1974 fiscal year begins, highlighting large daily expenditures and urging readers to contact their lawmakers to curb spending.

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Opinion on Planning and Zoning by Arty Zimmerman

Attorney Richard E. Zimmerman argues planning and zoning are administrative law and warns against panicked media coverage. He cites Martha Raver articles on Frederick County growth, defends his forecast methods, criticizes lack of fact, and urges objective debate over controlled growth.

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Mid East Hope Make Food Not War Proposal by Cromley

Reporter Ray Cromley outlines a plan drawing on Eisenhower and Truman era ideas to use American technical aid for Arab water resource development and large scale desert agriculture. He argues such investment could absorb refugees, reduce economic misery, ease tensions, and promote cooperation between Palestine and Arab states.

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Unclear text on national events and disasters

Fragmentary report mentions an education and welfare director Emory Cobleats and Mattiewan, a Paducal state hub, store closures, manufacturing, and a large conflagration after an earthquake. It references a Japanese station, the New York securities department, and a weather reading at Fredericy with a police stake barracks and airport figures.

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Quick Quiz on Popular Spectator Sports

A fragmented quiz asks which spectator sport is most popular in the nation. It references fans, stadiums, and cities and hints at football or baseball as leading choices.

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