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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
4
Readable fragments show addresses and small payments tied to a local notice. The text includes a mall actuation reference, phone numbers, and weekly sums around 450 and 2 dollars, with several unreadable names and places.
The Urbana Institute in Washington examines death and taxes in the bimonthly Search issue. Richard E. Wagner argues the current inheritance and death tax system yields little revenue and widens wealth gaps. He proposes two main reforms: treat gifts and inheritances as ordinary income and replace steep progressive rates with proportional ones.
As Frank DeFilippo and other aides push the governor’s line, the press secretary becomes a focal point in Maryland politics. The feud with Snyder and DeFilippo's leaks shape coverage, while Mandel’s image shifts between hatchet man and spokesman. Public trust hinges on who truly speaks for Mandel.
County officials explore transforming the old Md Route 60 bridge site near Buckeystown into a public boat ramp. With Frederick County's large land area but small water area the plan aims to provide affordable water access by negotiating with the state to acquire the land and build a boating facility.
The Skylab II crew melted and reformed crystals in space with a furnace, noting gravity does not cause impurities. Improved space grown materials could boost earth tech with superpure crystals, stronger steel, efficient solar energy, and advanced micro devices. Dr. Gates of MIT cites vast future impact.
Bruce Biossat argues a president must engage in politics not retreat from it. Cronin’s view, echoed in the piece, stresses negotiation, compromise, and coalition building as essential to effective leadership. Nixon’s presidency is cited as a cautionary example of politics avoided.
A local buyer identified as Robert D Humm, a well known young farmer, acquires the former property of the late J S Derrick on East Second Street. Also noted are a resignation by Rev Dr Charles E Wehler from Heed College and a call accepted to Faith Reformed Church in Baltimore. Senate Watergate probes examine $50 000 cash contributions to President Nixon from Howard Hughes, with details about the dispersion and possible personal use. A separate note covers local fishing gains and a dedication ceremony at Camp Kanoha, plus a medical update on a Urbana patient and other miscellaneous items.
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