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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
3
Frederick newspaper dated Tuesday September 14 1971 lists established local paper details and pricing. It notes office hours and contact numbers for clarifying advertising and subscriptions. The issue identifies Frederick Maryland as the publication location and states AP news usage rights.
Maryland Attorney General rules 26th Amendment only expands voting age to 18 plus. 21-year requirement for jury duty remains, creating separate voter and juror lists. Debate over college town student voting, liquor sales age, and broader adult rights for 18–21 year olds continues.
A collection of remarks includes Gyles Brandreth asserting live sex shows curb porn urges and noting no one who has seen them would want more. Also George Meany hails Nixon’s Red China trip as the No 1 stunt of the No 1 stunt man of our era.
Intelligence reports claim Maj. Gen. Ngo Dzu of South Vietnam's central highlands used U S supplied planes to smuggle heroin and protect traffickers. The disclosures name accomplices, link to a funeral smuggling scheme, and suggest a looming whitewash despite calls for accountability.
Washington column discusses the rise of centralized data banks storing personal information. Professor Arthur Miller argues mass data profiling risks civil liberties as sensitive medical, financial, and demographic records migrate to reusable reels and computerized networks.
Prices of foodstuffs show small reductions across the area while Frederick repairs advance. Streets fixed include Fifth Street and East and West Fourth from North Market to North Bentz. Two additional Boy Scout troops were formed, bringing the total to three. King David Lodge and the Baptist Church organized troops for their members and youth.
A crane at Biggs and Rosemont caused a power line outage in Frederick, leaving about a thousand customers dark for 42 minutes. Superintendent Pruitt says Frederick County school enrollment totals remain below 10,000 but have climbed in recent years. President Truman sent James A. Grove’s nomination for Frederick postmaster to the Senate, Grove acting since early year.
A reader rebukes a Frederick News and Post headline and lede claiming legislator Wallace E. Hutton misused funds. The letter argues the purchases were legitimate, budgeted, and fiscally sensible, urging scrutiny of broad legislative allowances and media sensationalism.
Readers critique local press for sensationalism and call for factual reporting. A Maryland correspondent urges scrutiny of state officials and highlights highway 705 safety concerns citing alleged soft aggregate and slippery pavement. Other letters thank the Frederick Post for honoring a local church picnic coverage.
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