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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
2
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David Elkind of the University of Rochester argues that colorful noisy toys do not boost infant intelligence. He notes heredity largely governs intelligence and that bright children stay bright unless harmed by activities, while average children can improve with hard work but won’t become geniuses.
Yesterday near Myersville a farm complex including a wagon shed and wheelwright shop burned damaging about 14000 dollars. In Glenside Pa a ceremony gathered to form a committee of United Lutherans and Reformed congregations to raise funds for a marker at the old Jerusalem church site a mile north of Myersville.
At a Monday dinner meeting the Frederick Chamber of Commerce directors focused on a county wide employment survey as part of their PSK sister season program.
The Urban Land Institute notes Philadelphia plans to sell 259 vacant row houses for one dollar to families who rehab and occupy for five years before deeds become unconditional. Wilmington plans a similar $1 sale for three years of occupancy and 18 months to meet code.
The piece argues that amid postwar optimism and détente Congress will likely fund the Pentagon, but independent sources like Brookings and the Center for Defense Information suggest potential savings. Estimates include a possible $7 billion cut in fiscal 1974 without compromising defense, with scope for base closures and force size reductions. A cautious, factual tone weighs risks to security and inflation.
Letters discuss, with supportive and opposing views, how population projections depend on economics and individual desires rather than fixed Master Plan quotas. Contributors cite zoning costs, utilities, and regional growth in Montgomery County, Frederick, and Hood College. they urge caution in imposing five acre lots and stress ethical land use.
The piece argues land and mineral wealth predate humans and governments, challenging legitimacy of ownership by states and rulers. It asserts Maryland land rights trace to colonial gifts to Lord Baltimore, labeling deeds as theft and urging a rethink of property with references to political economy texts pre-1932 and a call to a committee study.
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