Two Months Of Congress On Inflation And Spending
Congress faces a clash over inflation with Democratic leaders urging Nixon to reimpose strict controls to curb rising prices while opposing bills threaten higher taxes and interest rates. The White House accuses Congress of fueling inflation through spending, insisting restraint is needed for consumer relief.
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Congress
Atone
Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Washington Dispatch
White Mouse
Treasury
What Other Papers Say 1973 Year Of Silent Spring Editorial
University of Maryland editorial reflects on the 1973 spring at College Park, noting fewer antiwar protests yet lingering campus tension. It recalls past demonstrations, student arrests, and trials, and questions what America learned from the era as war winds down. The piece anticipates a changed climate for students returning to campus.
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University of Maryland
College Park
Rt. 1
U.S
Vietnam
Indochina
Mark Cullen
Edward’ Stubbs
Stubbs
America
South Africa
Philippines
Hagerstown Notes Highlight Local Honors and Incidents
Jottings from Yesteryears lists Ralph Stauffer named Doctor Year by the Women's Auxiliary to the county musical society. J Herbert McE announces seeking Wagerstown postmaster. Sheriff Price dies, hot weather concerns children. Murphy elected chair of Hagerstown Retailers. Induction notices list several youths. Local store clerks celebrate 50 years in business at North Washington Street. Jean Conk rescued after falling into Antietam Creek. Hagerstown High School hosts Hoo-Wah-n-Wat news dance with chairs Roszel McConnell and others.
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Ralph Stauffer
County Muuical Society
J. Herbert
McE
Chas
Wagerstown
Sheriff Price
Washington Buzzing About Watergate Nixon Background
Washington chatter centers on President Nixon and possible involvement in Watergate. Reports suggest he ordered espionage sabotage while denying authority to burglars, with Haldeman directing funds via Kalmbach to Segretti. The piece notes Nixon faced Senate questions and questions of personal responsibility amid the scandal.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Hugh
White House
Murray Chatiner
Chatiner
Watchiing
Muskie
Alabama
George. Wallace
South Dakota
George McGovern
H. R. Haldeman
Dwight Chapin
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
FBI
Donald Segretti
Barbs and aphorisms on office life and memory
The lines present witty cautions about workplace busyness, relationships, thought, and discretion. They critique the idea of constant arguing as a sign of memory gaps and warn that cautious people may lack openness. The quip about thinking time suggests value in reflection.
Speaking Personally Hagerstown Emerging GOP Majority?
In Hagerstown Mayor-elect Pat Paddock and rival Potts stressed sewer upgrades downtown renewal and attracting industry. Voter patterns show Republicans gaining cohesion amid a Democratic majority, with party lines softening and voters backing individuals over parties.
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Phil Roth
Therscte
Hagerstown
Herman L. Mills
Charles B. Hayett
Arthur G.bobby Fouche
Paddock
Potts
Roms
Warner L
Pat) Paddock
Harry X K. Potts
Ward
Voice Of The People Opposes Mandatory Seat Belts
A reader argues against mandatory seat belt laws, claiming personal choice should prevail. They recall incidents and compare to Australia and Germany, suggesting safety rules invade liberty and question insurance stance, urging individuals to decide for themselves.
Why Wear Seat Belts Now A Public Safety Issue
A discussion stresses seat belt use as essential for driver control and reducing deaths. It argues belts save lives beyond personal injury, noting 56 000 traffic deaths last year and urging belt use as responsible vehicle operation.
Hold On To Panama Canal Says U N Security Council
A letter urges strong American support to retain control of the Panama Canal. It laments U N moves as communist influenced and warns against surrendering the waterway to Panama, stressing it links Atlantic and Pacific routes and is vital for U S interests.
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Panama Canal
U.N. Security Council
Panama City
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
John Murphy
Canal
United
Panama
U.N
Patrick Henry
Guidance counselor urges focus on high ability students
W We Magness of Pine Bluff Arkansas writes to advocate balanced guidance for junior high students. He argues for helping high ability and above average youths with values and discipline while still assisting lower performers, seeking contact from teachers who share his views.
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W. We Magness P. O. Box
Pine Bluff, Arkan
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Duredu
Armed Services
James Brooks
James Riedenotr
Donald Miles
Anthony Merini
Donald Lighter
Charles Grimm
George Rhodes
Orie Davison
Robert Revison
Donald Bowers
Davis Mills
Harry Moore
Bruce Saunders
W, UW
O. D. McCardell
North Watomac Street
Jean Conk
Elizabeth Hager
Funkstown
Antietam Creek
Gerald H. Dowers
Hagerstown High School
Roszel McConnell
Madeline Richter
Dorothy Jones
Louise Gimpie
Jack Anderson
Haldeman
United Feature Syndicate
Ins
Norte
By Wright and
Davis
Phil Ebersole Warner II
Beth Ha
Ward Five
MacGovern
Kennedy
Humphrey
Agnesy
Emmett Humelsine
Kenneth R. Daniels
John C. Corbett
John W. Phillips
Irvin K. Bingin
Marvin “Mandel
Edward P. Thomas
Voice of
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People
Australia
Germany
Spitler
George C, Eylar Tre
Sing
Berry
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