Downtown Frederick Revitalization Plan Seeks $8.7 Million
City and county officials review a plan by Marcou O Leary for downtown Frederick to compete with new shopping centers. The proposal estimates 8.7 million dollars in modernization costs with 2.7 million funded by local政府, 4 million by the state, and 2 million by the federal government. A full time professional planner is urged to direct phased implementation.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Frederick
Marcou, O’leary & Associates
Board of County Commissioners
Arthur Fawcett
Richard Kline
Downtown Action Committee
E. Paul Magaha
Full warranty push draws business owner support nationwide
A nationwide NFIB poll shows independent business owners largely back Senator Warren Magnuson’s proposal to require full warranties with no hidden outs. They favor 14 disclosures and FTC enforcement to ensure repairs or replacements with no consumer charges, while critics warn of broader government involvement.
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Consumer Protection
National Federation of Independent Business
Warren Magnuson
Washington
Federation
Magnuson
Maryland
Dissent in Soviet Science Core of Resistance
A study shows dissent in the Soviet Union centers among scientists engineers and technicians rather than artists. It notes Kapitsa’s leadership in opposition and suggests technical elites conceal discontent within military and civilian sectors. The piece warns Russia’s Marxist framework distorts research and risks future tech and military development.
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Washington
Nea
Soviet Union
Russia
Lewis 8. Feuer
University of Toronto
Canada Council, Social Sciences and Humanities Division
Kremlin
Piotr Kapitsa
Kipitsa
Kapitsa
Newspaper Enterprise Assn 1
Frederick to gain a modern hotel after chamber meeting
In Frederick a campaign begins after a Chamber of Commerce meeting chaired by Col ten Markey to build a new hotel. Elsewhere a wealthy woman who died in Duncannon is identified only by her death notes and the police pursue clues nationwide. The local Legion Auxiliary plans a WWI service group membership drive.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Markey
Duncannon
Legion's Auxiliary
Rustler warnings given by Associate Judge Schnauffer
September 16 1951 report notes Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer issuing final warnings to cattle rustlers in a group of cases. The court aimed to be clear about penalties with warnings and sentence lengths. Separately the Red Cross bloodmobile visited Frederick aiding donors at Calvary Methodist Church starting at 10 a.m. Baltimore staff assisted by the Frederick Chapter set up equipment. A Frederick County driver received 60 days in jail after a false statement on a driver license application by Magistrate Wilbur S Sheffield. the driver did not disclose an earlier license refusal.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
RED Cross Bloodmobile
Baltimore
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick County
Wilbur S. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Tax Load Shifts Toward Middle Incomes
Census Bureau analysis from the 1960s shows middle 60 percent paid 45 percent of taxes in 1962 rising to 47 percent in 1968 while the upper 20 percent fell from 52 to 50 percent and the top 5 percent from 28 to about 25 percent. Wealthier earners still faced higher dollar taxes, though. transfers and credits affected net burdens for low earners.
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Washington
NEA
Census Bureau
Congressional
Nixon
Roger Herriot
Herman Miller
Herriot-Miller
U.S
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Serge H. Benson
Atlantic City
Gary
Indiana
Jeff Sparks
New York City
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the Times
Mary
Georgie
Jeanne Viner
Washington, D.C
Jack Anderson
College of Ecology
Internal Revenue
Agriculture Conservation
Ack Anderson
Federal Trade Commission
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
By Ray Cromley
Bruce Bioss
Berrys World
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