Time To Start Walking In The Fuel Scarcity Era
The piece notes longer travel to school due to gas shortages with students coming from distant towns like Marlusburg to Hagerstown about 22 miles away. It discusses private transport, existing county buses, school transfers, potential car pools, and walking as exercise and a feasible option if bus service is unavailable.
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Marlusburg
Hagerstown
Washington County
Cool Yule Energy Tips Cut Christmas Light Use
The Christmas Decorations Assn. urges conserving energy this season with practical steps. Light the tree only when home, use miniature lights to save watts, and trim the room lighting during the ceremony. Decor ideas like shiny ornaments near lights, tinsel, and icicles help boost sparkle with less power.
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Christmas Decorations Assn
Diana as feminist symbol inspires awards in Stockton NOW
The San Joaquin County NOW chapter in Stockton California has revived the Diana goddess motif in presenting an award to local community members who have advanced women’s equality. Proponents link Diana’s hunt and protection to feminist principles, warning against gender harm.
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San Joaquin
Calif
National Organization For Women Now
Stockton
Alif
Diana
California
Kennedy Dominates Democratic Field For 1974 Campaigns
Sen. Edward Kennedy appears set to play a dominant fundraising and campaign support role in 1974, aiding targets across governor, Senate, and House races. Polls show him as the party’s leading figure, though his 1976 bid remains uncertain amid family hesitations, security concerns, and the Chappaquiddick legacy.
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Bruce Biossat Washington
NEA
Senate
House
Sen
Edward Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Genorge Wallare
Chappaquiddick Bridge
Teddy
Kremlin Phone Tap Leak Reveals CIA Eavesdropping Details
The Jack Anderson Column recalls a long noted CIA listening program on Kremlin conversations. Transcripts exposed gossip among Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny, with talk of a private clinic massage and a masseuse named Olga. The piece notes Kremlin awareness and past press acknowledgments of monitoring methods.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorty
Brezhnev
Padgorny
Olga
Nixon
Congress
India-Pakistan
Nixon Dam
Biadure
Richard Helms
Anderson
Nixon aides push national security in plumbers case
The White House uses the plumbers matter to defend a national security justification while critics argue Nixon obstructed the Watergate investigation. Krogh has pleaded guilty and new indictments follow, with the president’s rationale questioned.
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White House
Soviet Union
Nixon
Kremlin
Henry Petersen
Egil Krogh
Krogh
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Energy Crisis Struggles Run Deep in Capitol
Energy shortages threaten months of pain as policy fights stall vital fuel saving programs. A White House insider cites empire battles and publicity obsessions delaying action. Officials report industrial managers fear grey areas of accountability for past inefficiency, hindering adoption of proven energy saving methods.
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White House
Europe
Congress
Nixon
Youth Letter Forum Highlights Community Worries and Hopes
Readers discuss trash on highways urging recycling and trash cages in cars, plus need for parks and recreation. They propose a county fine to curb pollution and praise teachers, while sharing personal incidents and seasonal greetings from Brunswick and Hagerstown in a 7th grade Youth Letter Forum.
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Burkineville
Brunswick
Youth Letter Forum
Beaver Creek
Herald-Mail
Hageratawin
Teresa Loudan
Jottings From Yesteryears Headlines and Local Notes
City Sewage plant pollution charges voiced before County Commissioners by South End Civil Association. Butter theft from Hagerstown Dairy freezer reported. Commissioners approve 324 for pheasants killed by dogs. Boonsboro water work allows high school classes to resume. Deer checked total 125 across two stations in six day season. Two inch snowfall created hazardous driving. Smithsonian report finds ice age cavern near Cumberland with crocodile like bones and tropical bats tapir and peccaries. Mary La Pier Howard guest soloist at Hagerstown Municipal Band indoor concert featuring The Sweetest Thing is Love by director Peter Buys.
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Cumberland
Smithsonian Institution
Mary la Pier Howard
Hagerstown
Peter Buys
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