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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1975
Page
3
A John O'Riley article notes inflation remains the central grievance amid recession recovery. Federal deficits from 1965 to 1976 totaled over 207 billion, fueling money in circulation, higher disposable income, rising prices, and broader employment and transfer payments.
Winfield Kelly Prince Georges County executive praised Frederick County for business government cooperation. The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce credits joint dialogue with county officials for the Economic and Community Development department formation and the Industrial Park project. Plans for a county conference center and tourism program are advancing through this cooperative spirit. The U S Chamber views the Frederick Chamber as a strong spokesman for business in the Sixth District, with officials from all levels participating regularly. Frederick County is highlighted as a model of united effort to improve residents' quality of life and maintain national civic strength.
Letters discuss DOT lighting and signage for Frederick interchanges and the Golden Mile to prevent accidents. The writer urges more traffic light installation and readable roadside signs, and questions budget priorities including road improvements on dirt roads and taxpayer spending. A reader-historian offers corrections for a Bicentennial supplement and notes about local battlefields and arch views.
A national campaign seeks a official bicentennial motto. slogans will be screened by American Legion Jaycees and General Federation of Women’s Clubs, then 55 state bicentennial chairs select 20 finalists. Public voting runs January to February with prizes by Copernicus Society Holiday Inns and American Motors. winner tours America ending at the White House. celebration activities extend across 1976.
Joseph D. Baker, local insur anceman, appointed chair of the Frederick County Welfare Board at Winchester Hall. He succeeds Rev W Merval Weaver who resigns for health reasons but remains on the board. Rev Ralph M Miller reelected vice chair and Dr James B Thomas named secretary.
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