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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
3
Citizens in Frederick City are urged to vote today with polls open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The piece highlights mayor treasurer and Aldermen races as primary turnout aims to influence the November general election and promote good leadership.
Citizens urged to vote today as Frederick faces rapid growth across 22 years. About 11 080 registered voters are ready with voting plates and machines in place at South End Civic Center Armory and North Frederick Elementary School. The Board of Supervisors of Elections and officials stress turnout and civic duty.
A critical essay contrasts Webster’s stale view of politician with a modern notion of public negotiation. It cites Cronin on the need for presidents to bargain and engage, notes Nixon’s insistence on “above politics,” and weighs the cost of private committees like CREEP against democratic accountability. It also discusses traffic costs and a journalist’s sources in the Watergate context.
Candidates in the Frederick City primary respond to LWV and News-Post questionnaire. Julius M. Shern, Republican, addresses housing, growth, water and sewer upgrades, commercial development, downtown preservation, county government site, and parking solutions. He promotes planned growth and city leadership in fiscal responsibility.
Public comments urge fixing public transport and parking, expanding emergency services, and using revenue sharing for housing and aging care. Crum Electric vice president Harold E Miner voices views on annexation water capacity and urban renewal while stressing downtown rejuvenation and a balanced tax policy.
A Frederick County roundup notes residents meeting county commissioners and a primary election era shift, plus General Pershing’s brief Frederick visit. Drought harms crops including corn soybeans pastures and fruit. Hood College set to start fall term September 23 with Dr Thess G Pullen as guest speaker. Legion figures announce 2025 plans and advisory committee formation.
In astronomy a fireball is a meteor bright enough to cast a shadow. The day on the moon has about six weeks of daylight and night. Native North American Inuit refer to themselves as Innuit and Siberian Eskimos call themselves Vuit, both meaning men.
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