Deity Mot wit and editorial policy notes
The text outlines reporting principles for The Daily Maul emphasizing full impartial news coverage. It instructs to present all sides on important issues and to confine opinion to plainly rebel editorials on this page while other opinions may appear in other sections.
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Yaker
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One Way Streets Come to Hagerstown History
Jottings recall the move toward one way streets in Hagerstown with Mulberry Locust and Summit Avenue as early examples. Opposition argued signs misled drivers and business reactions grew as traffic rerouted around the city.
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Hagerstown
Mulberry
Summit Avenue
Jonathan Street
Traffc
Early campaigns reshape 1978 political field says insiders
The piece notes a wave of candidates beginning campaigns in 1974 to win in 1978, inspired by Carter and Nixon. Campaign firms report clients across states starting earlier, with consultants stressing the high cost and unpredictability of early starts in politics.
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Fice
Jimmy Carter
Witte House
Douglas L. Bailey
Bailey, Deardourff & Associates
Washington
Bailey
Gerald R. Ford
Carter
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Vandals Target Greenbrier State Park In Night Breakage
State police search for vandals who entered Greenbrier State Park during the night and damaged or overturned items. Local notes mention Pinesburg Ruritan Club continuing a homecoming tradition at Tabler's Field and mayoral actions on water rates and annexation plans.
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Greenbrier State Park
Pinesburg
Supreme Court carpentry scandal and internal clashes revealed
The Jack Anderson column details alleged misuse of the Supreme Court carpentry shop by officials including Chief Justice Warren Burger. It cites fabricating personal furniture for justices, hiring practices breaching Civil Service rules, and tensions with court administration while noting brief responses from court officials.
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Leg Whitten
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Harry Blackmun
Willie Brennan
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Weir
Wiliam
LD Douglas
David
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James Powers
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Burger
David Douglas
Civil Service
Edward Douglas
Colonial Beach
Watergate
Stonewall
Burrell McGurn
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Willis
McGuire
Jonathan Bernstein
Courts Extend Reach as They Shape Daily Life
Warren E Burger warns at Columbia Law School that rapid substitute for courtroom practice may lead to a society overwhelmed by lawyers and judges. Critics call this “imperial judiciary” as courts redefine welfare rules, education, housing, and public policy, shifting duties from elected officials to non elected judges.
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Dow Oakley
Warren E. Burger
United States
American Bar Association
Columbia Law School
Ctoaline Activisn
John Afarshell
Boston
Philip Kurland
University of Chicago
Dharvard
Nathan Glazer
Donald Horowitz
Voice Of The People Readers Invite Letters To Publish
The Galley Mall invites readers to submit letters to the Voice of the People column. Letters should be signed and include the writer's address. Preference given to those who publish their names. Keep contributions concise within the newspaper's policy.
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Voices of
Gally Mall
Huddy on the Wattlefield note omitted gifts to Ebsen
Reader notes two gifts from Sharpsburg School to Mr. Ebsen a book about the hatt e field and a shirt with the school pant e. The parade route was not completed causing crowd disappointment as traffic and turnout hindered sightings of Mr. Ebsen.
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Sharpsburg
Hatte
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Robinwood picnic brings 200 residents together at Covenant Church
More than 200 people from the Rouhwogd area gathered at Covenant Church Saturday afternoon, June 4 for an old fashioned family picnic with ball games, hors d oeuvres, and hearty conversations. Organizers thanked volunteers for coordinating the event and expressed pride in living in Robinwood.
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Rouhwogd
Covenant Church
Fragmented protest dialogue on consumer costs and political pressure
A garbled exchange discusses the Organization for Consumer Justice and broad grievances over oil, gas, bills, and inflation. It questions protests focused on a single issue while urging broader action and notes Dari Rupli’s influence and upcoming views.
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Organization For Consumer Justice
The Family Lawyer Missing smell and gas safety lessons
A discussion of gas odorization and negligence in explosions. Cases show odorized natural gas may not be detectable by all. Courts weigh duty to odorize against a person’s sense of smell and responsibility to notice danger.
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Sherlock Himes
Ior
Nome
Quotations Spark Debate Across Politics and Society
Public figures and experts criticize personal responsibility versus systemic factors in politics and health. Margaret Trudeau questions political symbolism as décor. A National Cancer Institute article discusses lifestyle versus environment in cancer risk, while a former Arab American leader defends Yasir Arafat as a decent, God-fearing figure.
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Margaret Trudeau
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