11 Jun 1974
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1974
Page
1
Reader asks for beef breeders magazine. The Livestock Breeder Journal covers beef sheep and swine. Subscriptions available by mail at PO Box 4264 567 Jington Place Macon Georgia 31208.
A Greencastle resident reports paying March for a back brace from Piper Brace Sales and waiting six weeks after payment without response. The customer seeks a full refund.
A payment of seven dollars and forty cents is due in two weeks. The note specifies the amount and a two week timeframe for remittance.
A widow paid 85 for driveway work to a smooth talking stranger who guaranteed the job then cashed the check again and vanished. The man provided no full name or address, leaving the woman with shoddy work and loss. The notice warns readers to avoid traveling workers and to record license numbers and notify police.
A reader asks how to recover a security deposit refund after moving from a local apartment on April 1. Tenants report missing air conditioners after roof work. owners promised replacements and rent relief but delays persist. Brosius of Brosius Womes offered to investigate and advised refunds if due, with a 10 day deadline.
Mrs. M. of Sharpsburg reports for three years her son’s Cheerful account continued sending sample kits and bills despite his job and loss of interest. She requests rapid cessation and confirms no further samples or charges should occur.
South Vietnamese and Viet Cong representatives resumed Joint Military Commission talks after a month-long pause linked to Viet Cong immunities. The four party team meets again as fighting continues near Saigon with reports of casualties and rocket attacks along the Cambodian border.
Governor Marvin Mandel, filing for a new term, dismissed links between his administration and political investigations as campaign propaganda. He and his running mates paid the $290 filing fees for the September Democratic primary, insisting opponents offer facts to back their charges.
Governor Mandel and three running mates, Blair Lee Louis Goldstein and Francis Burch, filed for governor as investigations into state misdeeds linger. Mandel defended innocence, touted tax stability, and highlighted fiscal pledges while noting tax increases for balance. Other candidates exist but Gore is the only Republican to pay the filing fee.
Premier Rumor resigns as Italy faces political gridlock and a severe economic crisis. Inflation hits 20 percent, lira slides 18 percent, foreign credit exhausted, and a trade deficit tops a billion dollars monthly amid rising crime and political turmoil. Leaders contemplate new elections or a coalition shift amid pressure from Socialists and Christian Democrats.
Dr Edward Teller told a Senate committee that secrecy hinders U S scientific progress and allows Russia to move ahead in the nuclear arms race. He urged immediate declassification of basic science and a two year blanket on some details, arguing only essential weapon specifics deserve safeguarding.
The item lists newspaper details including headquarters at Summit Ave Hagerstown Maryland with ZIP 21740 and postal rates for mail and subscription options. It notes Associated Press rights for republication of focal news and AP dispatches. It provides weekly and monthly carrier and mail prices and regional rate distinctions.
The Federal Disaster Relief Act of 1974 offers up to 5000 for replacing a car and up to 2500 for home repairs to disaster victims in Minnesota Missouri Illinois Oklahoma and Kansas. Grants may supplement loans and a one stop center system speeds applications.
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