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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references numbers, dates, and prices with unclear entities. It mentions a company or listing linked to 21701 and 42 cents, plus scattered names and codes, but the exact event, place, or purpose remains unclear.
In Frederick Maryland the September dual primary produced strong turnout with 37 percent overall. Democrat Ronald N Young defeated former mayor Donald B Rice for alderman, while Austin C Powell lost his alderman bid. Republican Glenmore Rice led the mayoral slate. Voters emphasized housing downtown preservation police and fire issues and urged open sessions and forums in the general election. About 4 000 of 11 000 registered voters participated, signaling desire for accountable leadership in November.
George Reedy argues presidential libraries distort history more than aid it. The book notes libraries for Truman Hoover Eisenhower Roosevelt Johnson and others, with LBJ’s Texas library the pinnacle. He warns future historians may be misled by an overemphasis on posterity over present governance.
A fact book from the United States Savings and Loan League shows home costs surged 98 percent in 1972 while consumer prices rose 3.3 percent, lifting median new home price to 27 200. Disintermediation from banks to higher-yield investments hurts mortgage funds. Mobile homes accounted for nearly a third of new single family dwellings in 1972.
The piece argues the political climate over campaign contributions and contractor ties is reshaping Maryland politics ahead of 1974. Gov. Mandel faces scrutiny over backers and contracts while Senate leader Snyder pitches an anti-system stance. Hogan and Gude figure in the race, with press scrutiny and public demand for transparency.
Letter to the editor highlights Frederick Jaycees and Col. Thomas S. Smith praising teamwork with law enforcement to create a statewide teletype system for hearing impaired emergency aid. Also urges local historical groups involvement and Frederick Bicentennial prep with Mary Rae Cantwell urging citizen volunteers for historic preservation and education.
The article reports a October 23 dedication date for the First Baptist Church Dill Avenue after a past fire damaged Market Street building and its furnishings. It also notes local business and civic actions with Chamber of Commerce representatives and a fire casualty owner discussing losses. In sports, the Milwaukee Braves beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 in an NL game, and Middletown’s junior league results are listed.
The term hatletu is used chiefly in songs of praise and means praise ye the Lord. It appears as a liturgical exclamation calling attention to divine praise within religious music.
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