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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1973
Page
3
A fragmented page shows an advertisement for a manufacturing company with several prices listed, including amounts such as 4490 174 and 2700. It includes a phone-style number 662-1177 and another 667-1187, along with references to open hours and a postal or location note. The OCR text is garbled but preserves the core items and figures.
In Frederick Maryland the Sixes Bridge dam faces House votes as Congress weighs a $32 million plan converting 1000 acres to lake and parkland. Maryland representatives Gude Hogan and Beall Mathias shape support and opposition amid rural urban tension and water shortages.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew condemned federal corruption probe leaks as a kangaroo trial. In his first public remarks since the Maryland grand jury submission, he warned leaks violate civil rights and hinted his political future could be harmed regardless of exoneration. He spoke to the National Federation of Republican Women.
Gloria Sepulveda, a Chilean exchange student at Thomas Johnson High School, contrasts Chilean and American schooling, meals, and social life while observing U.S. customs, crime lab interests, and group outings. She misses home and notes limited contact with family back in Chile.
The piece credits a long list of individuals and groups who contributed to Frederick's summer park program, including city officials, engineers, librarians, clubs, the Red Cross chapter, the Board of Education, and parents. It highlights the teamwork behind the Fun Climbers of 3 playground season and honors numerous staff and volunteers.
A reporter aboard the Port Welcome recounts a Baltimore Harbor cruise highlighting plans for a new 37 500 square foot passenger terminal at Dundalk Marine Terminal. The Maryland Port Administration emphasizes improved embarkation, baggage handling, customs facilities and valet parking to attract more cruises from 1974 onward. Jonathan Livingston Seagull aside, the evening underscores Baltimore’s push to become a premier East Coast cruise port with growing 1972 1973 activity and future sailings to Bermuda Nassau and Caribbean routes.
Yesterday at scene near Licksville on Turaday morning a wrecked sedan harmed Mr Zacharias and Mrs Zacharias. A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn and wagon shed with wheat and a cart at Charles Sup's farm causing losses over 3000 dollars.
Twenty years ago on September 2 at the home of Barges Jobe Tataheda the Burgess and Commissioners of Resecuusy formed a committee to organize the village government for a new farm village. The tax rate for last year was set at 100 dollars per valuation and a levy on personal property. Bob Cannon of Frederick High was injured during the game yesterday and is expected to return in two weeks.
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