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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
7
COLLEGE PARK MD AP About 300 persons including professional newsmen and University of Maryland journalism students attended the 6th annual Maryland Delaware Press Institute. Paul Broderick moderated a panel on feature writing and photography with John Goodspeed and Fred J Kraft as panelists.
William E. Root named governor of the Frederick Moose Lodge at its annual officer election. James Bryant becomes junior governor and others include Richard Ruthvin prelate Albert Smith treasurer and Paul Weddle trustee. Installation set for April 28 at 2 15 PM with Mary land Delaware District of Columbia Moose Association installing. Women of the Moose participate and refreshments follow. Lodge membership exceeds 1100.
In 1963 Maryland lawmakers cut the sit-in target area for equal rights demonstrations, extending enforcement to Baltimore City and 11 counties while leaving eight Eastern Shore counties optional. The public accommodations law, signed by Gov. Tawes, covers US 40 and US 301 corridors and aims to desegregate hotels motels and restaurants with mediation and court enforcement options.
Baltimore teachers weigh replacements for morning prayers as the city risks a Supreme Court ruling. A committees studies possible alternatives to religious exercises and would present options to the school board if prayers are deemed unconstitutional.
The 182 unit Bayla Gardens project on eight and a half acres at North Summit Avenue and Lee Street Gaithersburg is under construction. The first 62 units are due ready for occupancy by June 1 and will include efficiency one two and three bedroom apartments with balconies or patios and all electric kitchens. Amenities include a 30 by 65 foot swimming pool with bathhouse and a two by 30 foot air conditioned party room with a full kitchen for tenants. Utilities are provided and each tenant gets basement storage. laundry facilities will be available.
A fragmentary 1982 report notes Frostburgh health and life insurance premiums rising sharply. The figures show about 24.35 million dollars, up from 101 thousand in 1981, with implications for academic freedom and university policy amid an ongoing investigation.
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