The Very Best Human: Al Terego's One Dollar Presidency Plan
The proposal envisions paying a U S president one dollar annually while supplying lavish, unlimited private comforts including gardens, mansion, staff, transport, and post term retirement benefits at public expense. It argues the ideal candidate is a 35 year old with a flawless record, sourced from a broad pool of about 500000 Americans aged 55 to 65.
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al Terego
Boannet
United States
Frederick
Maryland
al Terega
Ming
Jefferson
Adams
al Torego
Alverego
Aristotle
Rutland
Vermont
Mount Airy
Watertown
Maine
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Hawaii
California
New York
Massachusetts
Flow al Terego
City Park Commission selects plan after April meeting
The Executive Committee of the City Park Commission, in the Board of Aldermen room, reviewed three Jandecane plans by Primrose Brooke Maxwell of Baltimore and Thomas Sears of Philadelphia. They selected one plan to recommend to the Park Commission, completing the committee’s task.
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City Park Comission
Board of Aldermen
Park Commission
Aldermen’s
Lloyd C. Culler
Cutido
James J. Gambrill Jr
H. Dorsey Etchison
W.F. Childs Jr
Kate Eisenhauer
Hood College to Build Dormitory and Science Building
Hood College plans two new structures, a four story dormitory for 125 students and a science building, to begin in early summer. The dormitory sits north of Brodbeck Hall and faces Shriner Hall, while the science building lies south of the gym and between the heating plant and campus west drive. Also reported, Frederick City bonded indebtedness stood at 2,975,000 in 1953 and will drop by 162,000 by year end.
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Hood College
J. Harada Hooper
Brodbeck Hall
Shriner Hall
Frederick City
George G. Scott & Co
Charlotte
N.C
Baltimore City
Patapsco
Carroll County
Pretty Hoy Reservoir
Freedom
Liberty Dam
Carroll
Maryland General Assembly
Piney Run
Eldersburg
Frederick County
Readers sound off on crime justice and death penalty
Letter writers argue for harsher punishment including the death penalty citing Ohio murders and local cases in Maryland and beyond. They decry leniency, plea bargaining, and perceived judicial failure and urge restoration of capital punishment to deter crime.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Bleeding Hearts
Maryland
Wallace Mobray
Hagerstevn Day
Baltimore City
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Charles E. Smith
Brunswick
Smith
Annapolis
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EPS News
Frederick, Md
News-Post
Phil Grant
Bishop
Bethesda
Roy Rogers
Arthur Goode
Montgomery County
Paul C
Leatherman
Smithsburg
The
Accounting Office
CPA
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
American Bar Association
AICPA
GAU
United States Army
Francis Galton
Army
Sarah, Sword
Claluctin Avenue
Duwntown
Prince Georges County
Fairfax
Young
Mary C. Shipley
N. Market St. Frederick
Big Pipe Creek
House of Delegates
U.S
Union Mills
Ares Syar
K. Grady Caple JR
Carol M. Caple
Leppold Westminster
Sarge
Candigate
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