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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1973
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text shows an association of rate figures and contact lines for a local service or publication. It mentions monthly and yearly charges, and references an organization and mailing details, but the content is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Frederick area groups push for private landowner incentives and restoration tax relief to protect historic buildings. Senator Beall proposes amending tax laws to encourage restoration, curb demolition, and shield National Register sites from accelerated depreciation. Local preservation groups seek broader taxpayer involvement and support.
Letters complain of neglect toward elderly residents in Frederick. A senior center and daily hot meal are urged, citing a $2,000 grant to entertain residents at Catoctin View. Authors call for a colonial style center and full support for elderly needs.
The Evangelical Reformed church reportedly granted use of the old Bentz Street graveyard between Second and Third streets for a Soldiers' memorial with a memorial perk upon certain arrangements. Rabbi Friedman resigned and returned to Baltimore without given reason. An 158 acre farm owned by the late George Edward Smith was sold to heirs. Irving E. Staley to take possession April 1, located about three miles from Frederick on the Balleoger Creek road.
The fragment notes an orchard company on Braddock Pike selling Cobden apples and a King’s Bedde Class supper menu for September 1928. It also mentions a collision at Hentz and Rockwell Terrace involving an Essex coupe driven by Benjamin Keithaitz. both cars damaged but drivers unharmed.
The article surveys erotic undercurrents in modern fitness trends including aerobic dancing and yoga. It discusses public reception, social norms, and the evolving boundaries of where exercise ends and sensuality begins. It notes how readers react to provocative routines and the cultural tension surrounding body image.
A group of about fifty women at the YMCA attends a preview of fall programs including Aerobic Dancing LYAS yoga and swimming. Instructors Joanne Tansey Tris Mooney and Vicki Wachter demonstrate routines, explain breathing and posture, and invite participation with details on schedules and registration.
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