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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes reference Ramage Senay and 2701 Pigne Asen Coss with phone lines 301 and 662.1177. Mentions Open 64.28 to SPM Weekdeys and 20.M Phase 662-1162 ab GA FRE. States three meetings and amounts such as 450 and 71.08. Appears to be local discussion or public notices with unclear context.
Frederick Maryland urges turnout for Tuesday city primaries with 22 candidates for mayor treasurer and five aldermen seats. Democrats 7025 and Republicans 4057 will nominate in a pivotal shift to a party primary system in 1969. Citizens urged to vote or criticize government later.
The highway bill opens a new precedent by diverting a share of the Federal Highway Trust Fund to transit. Next July cities can tap 200 million for bus purchases, rising to 800 million the following year for rail and subway systems, signaling a shift toward recognizing mass transit alongside road building.
Ralph Nader branded the 1971 federal loan guarantee for Lockheed as massive corporate welfare. Congress debates warnings of a parade of private industry seeking handouts as Lockheed profits grow and jetliner sales rise despite L-1011 losses. The Emergency Loan Guarantee Board plans to terminate at year end after supporting Lockheed since 1971.
A state overview on rising school violence and security concerns as schools reopen. It notes uneven violence levels across Maryland counties, police involvement, enforcement costs, and a shift in policy from discipline to safety. Authorities push for guidelines, funding, and community action to address student behavior and busing tensions.
In Washington NEA columnist Bruce Bioss debates the Ervin committee Watergate hearings as a choice between a firm legal process and a televised spectacle. He warns critics push toward a punitive inquisition while defenders urge balance and restraint in inquiry.
A fragmentary notice recalls 50 year old fees and visitors, mentioning United States Naval Academy Midshipman Richard P Ress and landscape architect Frederck Irving Payne of Washington, with a brief reference to a visit and dates around September 6.
Cloudless skies and cool breezes drew heads to the annual Labor Day parade. Spectators lined yards and porches along the route as the Greve Volunteer Fire Department, sponsor, estimated attendance between 15 000 and 20 000. The event preceded the Twelfth Anand Short Course for firemen to be held at the University of Maryland next week with the keynote "Useful Training."
Readers urge enforcement of county pool safety rules after two infant deaths and call for paid ambulance crews for both junior and city services. They criticize local development debates and advocate civic responsibility and equitable funding for emergency services in Frederick Maryland.
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