Montgomery zoning hearings set for Gaithersburg and Poolesville
The Montgomery County Council schedules two public hearings today at 4.00 pm, with a 2.00 pm zoning petition from W Lawson King of Gaithersburg and a 2.30 pm hearing on extending the Washington Suburban Sanitary District to include Bernard Siegel’s Willard Road property south of Poolesville. If approved the extension would permit public sewer and enable a 40,000 person community, creating an isolated district in the county’s upper end.
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Montgomery County Bureau
Montgomery County Council
Montgomery County
W Lawson King
Gaithersburg
Washington Suburban
Bernard Siegel
Poolesville
Willard Road
Siegel
Ruling Not Sought On Bid Extension
The county School Board discussed extending a bid from the Glover Co to include $6,000 furnishings for Sabillasville School but did not consult its attorney on legality. Hallar Best objected noting bids are required for items over $1,000. The board would approve only if legal. The attorney said he had not been contacted.
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Glover Co
Sabillasville
Hallar Best
Atty
Charles A Price
Ten Miles Of Highway May Enter Area Zone
The County Advisory Roads Board will discuss adding ten miles of unimproved roadway to the county roads system tonight. The State Roads Commission recommended the addition during last year’s inspection tours. The board meets at 7:30 p m in Winchester Hall. The county receives 900 dollars per mile from the gasoline tax.
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County Advisory Roads Board
State Roads Commission
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers in Hagerstown Area
William Gillron Dean and Thelma Virginia Thomas of Hagerstown obtain marriage licenses. Several property deeds transfer ownership to spouses or partners, including James M. Porter and wife to Oswald Andrew Pesut, Charles E. Fultz to John W. Van Holten, Carroll A. Blank to Richard E. Cox, Jerald C McCarthy to Edward H. Higinbotham, James R. Reid Jr. to Regina M. Kefauver, Lee Lucas to James R. Thorton, Royce R. Rice to T. Donald Dixon, June Manners to Rodney V. Wolfe, and Lloyd G. Linthicum et al to State Road Commission. University High reports top per capita basketball participation with 12 players and six cheerleaders among 30 students.
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William Gillron Dean
Thelma Virginia Thomas
Hagerstown
James M. Porter
Oswald Andrew Pesut
Charles E. Fultz
John W. van Holten
County
Carroll
A. Blank
Richard E. Cox
Jerald C McCarthy
Edward H. Higinbotham
James R. Reid Jr
Regina M. Kefauver
Lee Lucas
James R. Thorton
Royce R. Rice
T. Donald Dixon
June Manners
Rodney V. Wolfe
Lloyd G. Linthicum
State Road Commission
Lexington, Ky
University High
Four Injured In Two Crashes Within One Hour
Two accidents within an hour left four people injured and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include Esther R. Kehne and Mabel W. Kehne of Ijamsville and RFD, Z. Frederick, Janet I. Parr of Hyattsville, and Lewis C. Saksen of Hyattsville. The first crash on Reichs Ford Road near Quynn Orchard Road involved the Kehnes. A second rear collision on the Frederick Freeway near the U S 40 overpass involved Joseph L. Figgins of Cooksville Kentucky and Lewis Saksen. Figgins was charged with failure to give nearer hand signal.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Esther R. Kehne
Ijamsville
Mabel W. Kehne
RFD
Z. Frederick
Janet I. Parr
Lewis C. Saksen
Hyattsville
Tfc
Edward W. Lennon
Mabel Kehne
Esther Kehne
Quynn Orchard Road
Frederick Freeway
U.S. 40
Joseph L. Figgins
Cooksville
Lewis Saksen
Miss Parr
Saksen
Richard
Tawes Weighs Four Bills In Annapolis Hearings
Governor Tawes schedules hearings in his Annapolis office on four recently passed General Assembly bills. The agenda includes an election spending tightening bill at 10 a.m., a psychiatrist patient privilege measure at 11 30, a usury forfeiture bill at 2 30 p.m., and a storm drainage surveyor bill at 3 30 p.m. Groups urge vetoes on all four.
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Annapolis
Tawes
General Assembly
Emer J. Johnson
Savings and Loan Associations
Judge suspends jail term in beer theft case
Charles Edward Dodson of Mount Airy was sentenced to three and a half years in Maryland Correctional Institute for breaking into a Ridgeville tavern operator’s home on Christmas Eve. Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. suspended the sentence after a pre sentencing investigation. Dodson was convicted of breaking and entering and larceny.
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Charles Edward Dodson
Mount Airy
Maryland Correctional Institute
Ridgeville
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Dodson
Early Batting Surprises Mark Opening Week in MLB
AP notes a week into the season, Tony Oliva at .172 for the Twins and Roberto Clemente at .250 as he fights malaria. Harmon Killebrew has not homered. the White Sox have yet to go deep. Cubs lead with eight homers and Ernie Banks hits .522 with 10 RBIs. Willie Mays shines at .348 while Willie Mays Alou and Jesus Alou pace for the Giants. Mantle hits .357 with two homers. Maris at .167 after a big Saturday. Pepitone at 0 for 20, Petrocelli 0 for 13, Dalrymple 0 for 11. Cater drives Chicago White Sox with eight RBIs in 12 trips. Cubs commit the most errors with 14.
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Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Co Giants
Alou
Dominican Republic
Jesus Alou
Giants
Matty Alou
Giant
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Kansas City
Maris
Joe Pepitone
Yanks
Peppy
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Clay Dalrymple
Phillie
Danny Cater
Phillies
Cater
Cubs
Bold Lad To Get Work Entered In Derby Trial
Bold Lad, tiring third in the Wood Memorial, will get more work toward the May 1 Kentucky Derby. Trainer Bill Winfrey said he plans to enter the colt in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs on April 27 to sharpen him. The Wheatley Stable's Bold Lad will be flown to Louisville with Dapper Dan.
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New York
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Wood Memorial
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Winfrey
Churchill Downs
Bold Lad
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Wheatley Stable
Ogden Phipps
Louisville
Braulio Baeza
Bold Lad’s jockey plans stir Derby ride choices
Bold Lad’s Panamanian jockey Braulio Baeza has been aboard in seven of Bold Lad’s nine wins, but a suspension and possible Derby entries from Darby Dan complicate his ride. Darby Dan may field Bugler or Country Friend with Baeza available. trainer Jimmy Conway could also place one or two horses in the Derby. Bootlegging term origin noted from 1880.
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Bold Lad
Bold Ruler
Baeza
Manuel Ycaza
Winfrey
Jimmy Conway
Darby Dan
Bugler
Lucky Debonair
Keeneland
Country Friend
Braulio
Mississippi Dike Break Threatens La Crosse Wisconsin
Flood waters from the Mississippi River ripped a 75 foot hole in a dike near La Crosse Wisconsin inundating a gasoline storage complex. Over 100000 gallons of gasoline created a slick on the water at the airport as residents feared a possible fire.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse Municipal
Social Security Benefit Payments Rise in Maryland
Monthly benefits paid to Maryland residents average 179 million dollars, up six percent from last year. Officials credit law changes in recent years for the increase and note continued payments under the Social Security program.
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Baltimore
Maryland Old Age Benefit Averages Report
Edmund Baxter regional director of the Department of Health Education and Welfare notes aging population growth. Maryland average old age retirement payment in January was 76.69 dollars versus a national average of 77.57 dollars.
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Edmund Baxter
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Maryland
Jockey Change for Hail to All Before Derby
Mrs. Ben Cohen announced Manuel Ycaza will ride Hail to All in the Kentucky Derby on May 1, replacing Johnny Sellers who rode the colt in his last 11 races. Hail to All, runner up to Flag Raiser in the Wood Memorial, will fly to Kentucky from New York. Mrs. Cohen is a Pimlico race track owner’s wife.
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Baltimore
Wood Memorial
Ben Cohen
Manuel Ycaza
Johnny Sellers
Kentucky
New York
Shenandoah Downs scratched runners on race card
S D scratches list submitting changes to tonight's program at Shenandoah Downs. Second race no longer includes Unrequested though Mary Tee and Matching Tune remain. fourth is Mary Tee and Matching Tune. fifth races remove Trojan Maid and Fair Shanon. seventh race drops Disk Ruler.
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S. D
Shenandoah Downs
Mary Tee
Matching Tune
Trojan Maid
Fair Shanon
Disk Ruler
Mets Still Loved By Fans In Opening Day Attendance
The New York Mets drew 44 209 to Shea Stadium for a doubleheader with the San Francisco Giants on Easter Sunday. The National League total attendance was 35 428 and the American League total 36 602.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Mets
Shea Stadium
San Francisco Giants
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