Marriage of Science Industry to Montgomery County
A Montgomery County industry summarized its growth arc as a marriage to the region. The speech traces courtship from zoning to utilities, traffic, housing, and public services, noting tensions, delays, and the need for a single information office to align government agencies with industry. It ends with a pledge to remain, invest, and seek better public service to sustain growth.
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Rockville
Alon
Montgomery County
Prederich
Vrank &, Waller
Trederich News-Post
Wall
Sam
Fr Sovernment
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commision
Maryland ~ National Capital Park & Planning Commission
County Department of Licenses
D C Commuter Tax Debate Draws Montgomery Official Fire
Montgomery County official Leonard Blondes blasts a proposed quarter one percent commuter tax on workers who live outside the District. He cites a 1969 congressional study showing higher per capita taxes in Montgomery and argues the tax burden is discriminatory and lacks intergovernmental interdependence. He notes most DC land is federal and tax exempt and calls for Maryland state linkage to authorize any levy.
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Maryland
Montgomery County
Royal Chambers of Commerce
U.S
Elizabeth Taylor
William Graffam
Montgomery Bureau
Rockville
District of Columbia
Leonard S. Blondes
Silver Spring
Montgomery
Can
Blondes
D.C
Joseph Tyding
D-Md
Blondessar
Washington City
Walter E. Washington
Congress
D. C
Federal suit targets Grant elementary segregation policy
The Office of Education seeks to end a long standing de facto policy at Grant Elementary in Royal Oak Township alleging deliberate racial segregation that concentrates Black pupils. Superintendent Townton and school board leaders debate the intent while federal officials push for integrated classes across the district serving Ferndale and Royal Oak communities.
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Perndat
Miel
Grant
Necro
Federal Office of Education
Terndale Schoopl
Acrees
Serresatios
Treval
Office of Aducatior
John J. Townton
Leon I. Panetta
Office of Education
Civil Rights Office
Royal Oak Township
Ferndale
Royal Oak
Thermosentra
Houston
Nero
Leo
Burton Shifmai
Mons
Sheldon Hochman
Percy Ditmas
St. Matthias Lutheran Church
U.S. Constitution Sells At Auction For Record Price
An original copy of the U S Constitution sold for 155000 at Parke-Bernet Auction in New York. The Pierce Buller manuscript features 40 pages of notes and may include the missing Pinckney plan. Hlaus Krauss a New York dealer purchased the document, one of eight remaining copies, now in public or private collections.
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New York
Hlaus Krauss
Parke-Bernet
Pierce Buller
South Carolina
Library of Congress
Annapolis Nominee Moyer Wins Democratic Mayor Primary
In Annapolis, Mayor Roger W. Moyer secured about 55 percent of Democratic votes, defeating Robert J. Campbell 2,495 to 1,991 across six wards. GOP nominee for city council is Stuart Whelen, with Anne Logure winning the GOP nod for mayor. May 20 general election awaits.
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Annapolis
Roger W. Moyer
Robert J. Campbell
Moyer
Andapolis
Campbell
Jean Logure
Naval Academy
Jon Norton Jotinesoy
Jotine
Navy
Academy
Stuart Whelen
Alederman Atlarje
Harvey Ennis
Helen
Paul F. Clark Jr
Samuel Schenker
Ayer
Ath
Sacon
Cee
Uiere
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Science
Montgomery County Bates
Ment
Compmuinity
705
Science Industes
Heiphbars
Cerdor
Pjormation
Sense IY Cory
Leap ET
AMD
Monomes Lal
Northern Segregation Forces
U.S. Constitution
Caen Eg
Brandin
Gomeron
Tesiter
Alve
North Markel
Rroutzahn’s Department Store
Baby Sale
Famous Thomas Infants
Boys Sun Charmers
Routvabo’s Children’s Wear
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