First EMS Plan Moves Forward Despite Nixon Veto
Frederick and Washington Counties proceed to establish an Emergency Medical Services network in Mid Maryland with county hospitals and fire and ambulance groups coordinating via central dispatch. The plan, supported locally despite a federal funding veto, aims to link with state police helicopter service and seek Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grants.
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House of Representatives
Frederick
Washington County
Mid-Maryland
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Central Alarm
Frederick Memorial
Pit
Senate
Washington
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Bandaid Empire
Johnson and Johnson
EMS
Hidden Economy Expands Beyond Official GNP Figures
University researchers describe an irregular economy of unreported work in low income areas. People engage in home repair sales and crafts while avoiding licensing and taxes, gaining flexible earnings and control over choices. They see this as an adjunct to the formal economy and a way to address inequities.
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America
Louis A. Ferman
University of Michigan School of Social Work
Ferman
Patricia R. Ferman
Eastern Michigan University
Detroit
Orman
Sam
New York City
Readers urge sheriff to run with honesty in light of press debate
A reader from Gaithersburg argues the sheriff should reenter the race and tell the truth, praising Judge Mathias and urging support for the innocent. Another Frederick reader protests political promises and local neglect including floods, speeders, and fire protection, criticizing “the money guys” and laments flood-area development impact.
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Congress
Montgomery County
Mathais
Frederick County
Frederick
Alerman
East Church St
Richard Zimmerman
Highland St
Agnes
Letters To The Editor On Building Rights And Defenses
Readers discuss housing, political promises, and moral standards. Mrs Hanson and Mrs Morris defend personal integrity amid local criticism of regulators and figures, while a reader requests full reprints of a Gettysburg address analysis mocking TV pundits.
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Frederick
Washington
Mrs. Hanson
Wachter
E. Church St
Two Girls and One Man Injured in Taneytoon Fair Seaplane Crash
An accident at the Taneytoon Fair left two girls and one man seriously injured while three others were badly shaken. The seaplane attached to a hover tower began to revolved as the crash occurred, prompting emergency response.
University survey says McGovern leftward image aided 1972 loss
The University of Michigan Center for Political Studies says McGovern’s liberal stands were seen as beyond the public left shift and helped drive his 1972 defeat more than the Eagleton affair. Nixon appeared closer to the mean on most issues. Democrats’ defections and campaign style were secondary factors.
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Virginia
Dirk
Sam
Potomac
Lincoln
University of Michigan
Center For Political Studies
George McGovern
Eagleton
Center
U.S
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McGovern
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Thomas Eagleton
Michigan
Lntle
Mctlovern
Muskie
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
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