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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1973
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR entry lists phone codes and prices with phrases like mantras and item names. It mentions a PACE A4 B page and times around 8 AM to 20, plus small totals such as $1.74 $4.58 $179 and a reference to Migenbba.
The Frederick News-Post and the League of Women Voters begin a series examining candidates' positions on housing, annexation, water and sewer, development, historic preservation, downtown parking, transit, budgeting, emergency services, and public disclosure laws. The piece also highlights concerns about open government, accessibility, and budget transparency.
Ross Gelbspan argues Watergate highlights abuses of the term national security and urges precise limits on executive power while criticizing Nixon’s press conference. Arch Booth counters Phase IV as prolonging economic illusion with unavoidable costs and a return to free market policies.
Sen Humphrey calls campaign fundraising disgusting while urging cleanup. Kent State's President Olds cites cleansing measures as campuses reopen. Sen Stennis vows not to quit his seat after six months of recovery from a shooting and robbery attempt.
Four candidate responses to a voter questionnaire are presented, including Richard C. Brady, Claude DeLauter Jr., Glenmore V. Rice, and Elizabeth Pyles Burket. They address housing, annexation, growth limits, downtown preservation, transportation, revenue sharing, and police and fire priorities.
Announcement by Cal John Markey notes the fifth annual meeting of the 112th Machine Gam Association to be held in Fay ares yom ae Soly 2 aa 2% with last week's session in Nertels Virginia. The text also reports the dedication of the New Beth Sholom Synagogue on West Second Street and a forthcoming heavy holiday weekend near Jug Bridge with traffic delays due to resurfacing between Frederick and Poor. Cooler weather is forecast and Civil Air Patrol warned of a hazardous dry-weather situation with planes patrolling for fires.
A quick quiz covers topics from the oldest fortress Castillo de San Marcos in Florida to the crescent moon cusps pointing away from the sun. It notes Queens as New Yorks largest borough at 119 square miles and explains the Franciscan cord belt symbolism with three knots denoting poverty chastity and obedience.
A letter to the City Engineer from Marie F. Lochner of Frederick Md advocates adding shuffleboard courts to a downtown mini park. She argues courts suit all ages, would use federal funds, and suggests two side by side 52 by 6 foot courts with a 10 p.m. curfew to ease objections.
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