Harmony Grove scouts thrive with new leader Barthel
Harmony Grove School hosts Boy Scout Troop 272 led by George J. Barthel of Brad dock Heights who arrived two months ago to guide 27 handicapped youths. Principal Doris Remsberg notes Tuesdays bring eagerness as the boys earn neckerchiefs with HG initials while Lions Clubs fund uniforms. Barthel values closeness with his scouts, aided by three assistants and his son Donald. Future plans include Washington DC exhibit, overnight trips, and a summer swim meet.
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Marie Howell
Harmony Grove School
George J. Barthel
Braddock Heights
Harmony Grove
Doris D. Remsberg
Boy Scout
Barthel
Harmony Grove & Challenge
Ton Bic Jup
Orville Stirley
Frederick
al Pansa
North Market St
Donald
Glade Valley
Libertytown
Middletown
Lions Clubs
Curtaay
Washington
Maryland Legislature passes Cooper Hughes tax reform plan
The 1966 Maryland Legislature sent the Cooper Hughes tax reform package to the governor, with a temporary local option allowing Baltimore City and 23 counties to levy up to 1 percent income tax for one year. The plan would overhaul state funding for localities but failed by two votes in the House, amid election-year opposition and internal leadership splits.
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Herb Thompson
Associated Press
Annapolis
Maryland
Cooper-Hughes
Baltimore
Tawes
Cooper- Hughes
Baltimore City
General Fund Treasury
State Roads Commission
Senate
Cal
House
Ways and Means
Judiciary
Marvin Mandel
del William Houck
Adv
Appalachian Funds Set For W Maryland Schools Aid
The Appalachian Regional Commission approved 259,700 in supplemental federal grants to Georgia and Maryland for special teaching equipment in elementary and secondary schools. Maryland receives 59,700, with 199,000 total cost, aiding three Appalachian counties Washington, Alle gany and Garrett to upgrade classroom gear under NDEA Title II and III.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Georgia
Maryland
Appalachian
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Lions Loosened At Longleat Safari Visit
WARMINSTER England AP Lord Bath opened Longleat estate to tourists on a safari among 31 lions in a 97 acre enclosure. A lioness leapt at a car but caused only grazed paint. Security includes electric inner fence and 20 staff with 10 wardens. The palace costs 70000 dollars yearly, aiming to attract about 100000 visitors annually at 280 dollars per car.
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Warminster
England
Lord Bath
Longleat
Bath
Tlirestule Palace
Roads Board Meet Scheduled April 19
The Frederick County Roads Board meeting, normally set for the second Tuesday, was moved from April 12 to April 9. County Engineer Sou they T Nottingham confirmed the change this morning.
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Roads Board
Frederick
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Donald Barthel
George Barthel
Orville “Pappy” Stitley
K J. Kee
Troop 272
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Frank J. Reel
Milford
Conn
Len Abraham
Rubicoff
Ribicoff
Wei Tan
W. Md
India
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