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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
3
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Eight Frederick area games are lined up this weekend with Frederick Falcons hosting Loudoun Valley at TJ field. Frederick High plays tonight at 8, Linganore hosts Boonsboro at 1, and Thomas Johnson goes to Severna Park at 2. Catoctin seeks first win at 2, Poolesville hosts Hereford at 3 30, Brunswick visits North Carroll at 2, and South Carroll hosts Edgewood at 2. The piece praises youth sportsmanship and recalls Roosevelt on playing hard and clean.
Two years after Nixon’s historic visit to Peking U.S. Chinese trade nears 900 million for 1973, lifting the United States to second place among China’s trading partners. China buys U.S. grains and cotton while also importing jetliners and machinery. Canada and Japan remain far larger partners.
The Frederick News Post reports candidate responses for the September 11 city primary. Charles Jackson Smith a 30-year-old engineer and jet pilot supports low income housing boards and preserved downtown and public transport. Charles E Carbaugh 52 favors private builders, phased growth plans, a city county federal complex, historic preservation, and reduced downtown congestion.
Public comments advocate budget priorities for city growth including larger police and fire protection, sub stations, and upgraded emergency programs. Annexation, water sewer planning, and downtown revitalization are proposed with emphasis on affordable housing, transportation, and recreation.
A bold daytime break in on Small Market Street saw burglars drill into a cellar and steal 57 dollars and change from a Frederick store safe. The Frederick County Chapter Red Cross reports $500 raised for earthquake relief after day one. Miss Leah Baird arrived for a personal appearance in the city.
A Frederick County 4H Club member qualified 52 story cattle at the State Fair and earned several top awards. A mother daughter dinner was held by the Divinette Club with Mrs Scott Key Heel as program chair. A tractor trailer driver received a 10 day hold for motor vehicle violations. Bronson Corporation announced the start of prefab house manufacture in Frederick by RK Turner president.
Letter defending Mr Shern highlighting his Drug and Alcohol Walk In Center work and community contributions. The writer urges focusing on candidates achievements and positive goals rather than accusations, praising Shern as informed and honest. Plus a brief jab at laws creating criminals and a cake making aside.
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