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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1973

Page

3

Great Frederick Fair celebrates 1861 roots with big headliners

The Great Frederick Fair in Frederick County celebrates its long history dating back to 1822 with the Fair Board presenting major acts such as Sonny James, the Florens, and the Demolition Derby. The event features extensive exhibits across farming, livestock, 4 H, crafts, woodworking, and kitchen displays, inviting locals to share in years of community tradition.

Frederick County Frederick The Frederick County Agricultural Society Fair Board Sonny James Yran Floren Clay Hart Lawrence Welk Jack Kochman Hell Dea Ae Poultry Department John T. Best Walter J. Hahn C. Gordon Smith Julien P. Delphey George B. Stupp J. Kenneth Kefauver A. Irvin Renn James E. McClellan Emmons C. Lanner Donald G. Schley John L. Shaw Jr Joseph M. Free Glenn Trout Best Delphey Hahn and Smith W. Jerome Offutt Clarence Eaves Agricultural Society

Energy Crisis Prompts Growth Debate in Frederick County

Advocates warn growth without industrial development could harm the economy if energy pessimists prove correct. They argue mass transport and near-job housing shifts threaten local utilities, sewage capacity, and planned growth, urging cautious development with industrial expansion as a key factor.

Frederick County Blue Plains Washington

Quotes and Observations Stir Debate Across Sectors

A set of varied passages notes a judge fining a Cleveland lawyer for missing trial, mid-August wheat crop prospects from the International Wheat Council in London, a remark from John Kenneth Galbraith on the rise of the common crook, a critique of road safety design, and London's take on Princess Anne and Mark Phillips wedding expenses.

International Wheat Council London London Mirror Anne-Mark Phillips

Rain Poem and Equal Rights Note in Local Letters

Letters to the editor publish a plea for rain via a previously printed poem and include a 1973 Montgomery County proclamation honoring Equal Rights Week. The exchange cites Minnie Heffner in Frederick, Maryland, and a commission for women led by Dean Hill praising Gleason's support for gender equality. A small quiz about trees closes the page.

Montgomery County Commission For Women James P. Gleason Mr. Gleason Montgomery County Commission For Women Commission Dean Hill Maryland Bone Anj I. James P. Gleason

Pentagon Flunks Its Weapons Tests

Pentagon testing before procurement was inadequate according to a blue ribbon panel. Operational, multi-weapon, and realistic battle condition testing lagged, risking failures in Vietnam and potential shock in a nuclear war scenario. Radar bombing, antiaircraft, and air to air missiles lack realistic evaluation plans, delaying improvements.

U.S Pentagon Congress Defense Department Department of Defense Vietnam Southeast Asia Air Force Blue Ribbon

Campaign notes and county events from September 6 1913

A 1913 roundup reports fundraising in the city and county reaching 2617 for relief to Japan. It notes the Grand Jury urging a clear liquor enforcement program and cautions against promoting dancing in heats. Maryland farm grassland trends dominate the agricultural section with hay and pasture acreage at about 1.475 million of 2.0 million acres.

Japanese “Co Seegiby Repert Maryland

Tapes Cannot Prove Nixon Innocence

Bruce Biossat argues the Nixon tapes do not conclusively prove Nixon's innocence in Watergate. He notes tapes cannot capture all aspects of his presidency and warns that tapes may not reveal direct damning admissions. The piece discusses potential impacts on the Senate Ervin committee and Archibald Cox's probe.

Bruce Biossat Nixon Washington Nea Spe White House Senate Ervin Committee Justice Department Archibald Cox Cox

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