Delegates React To Assembly's Productive Session
Local delegates applaud the General Assembly for passing key bills including a one percent sales tax proposal, a state housing authority, open spaces funding, and a civil service reform plan. They warn about urban-rural representation shifts and favor a ninety day session and district court creation to boost efficiency.
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General Assembly
Charles Qomelser
Goodloe Tyron
William Couchi
Wredesich
House of Delegates
House
Mandel
Houdh Wa
I Mass Transit Authority
Baltimore
Houck
Department of Fiscal Services
Clifton Virts
Frederick
William P. Lane
Herbert O’conor
U.S. Senate
Lane
Virts
Wirts
Executive Department
District Court
California Hikes Gasoline Taxes
California Governor Ronald Reagan signed a bill raising gasoline taxes by one cent a gallon to eight cents to fund repairs of roads and public facilities damaged by winter storms. The hike aims to generate about 7.5 to 9 million dollars monthly and would expire after a few months unless extended.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Mracan
New York City Cites Rent Hike Limits on Two and Three Year Leases
The New York City Council approved a measure capping rent increases at 10 percent for two-year renewals and 15 percent for three-year renewals for 405 000 units not under rent control. Backed by a 36 to 1 vote, the bill also requires rollbacks and refunds for increases since last May 31 and could bring noncompliant buildings under rent control. Mayor Lindsay says some landlords sought rises as high as 50 percent on uncontrolled apartments.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Washington cabbie offers free kindness and cigarette stash
Nick Aravanis, a Washington, D.C. taxi driver, greets riders with a smile and free comforts. His cab features fourteen cigarette brands, four packs of Ciara gum, candies, and lozenges, while a note invites riders to "Welcome to my car" and hopes to brighten their day.
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Washington
Nick Aravanis
Nick
Terrace Lanes Tenpin News Good Neighbor Tourney winds up
Frederick bowlers expected to compete in the Good Neighbor Tenpin Classic at Terrace Lanes with finals May 24 in Baltimore. Top prizes are 100 dollars per class. divisions include VA AA Ladies AAA and AA, with entrants earning Baltimore finals spots and cash prizes. Notable scores and youth events are highlighted alongside youth qualifying for NAC All-America Youth Championships and Frederick High Cadet League honors.
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Frederick
Terrace
Baltimore
Baltimore News Ament
Robert Markey
Tim
Gary Taylor
Terrace Lanes
Leqiues
Marhes
Harry Wach Mant
Charles
Punky) Easterday
Keith Perl
Easterday
Needy
Johnson
Perry Johnson
Charles Knight
Hon Needy
Gettysburg
Glenn Bard
Frederick Construction Company
Ike Eisenhower
Dwight Smith
John Smith
Knight
Fritz
Bob Routzahn
Jim Lamb
Whitey Jones
Ron Young
John Polino
Stanley Haugh
al Herring
Juggy Rowe
Gordon Smith
Howie Colbert
George Ore
Dick Colston
Dick Keyser
Miriam Oland
Harley
Mrs. Oland
Distaffers
Ruthanna Geisbert
Helen Wilhide
Geisbert
Mek Wilhide
Stites Me Pheala
San Diego
Atie
Maryland
Pat Crane
Barb Cramer
Shirley Mans
Shirley Methenta
Dorlshuller
Mona McCue
Bernice Jow
Charlotte Clem
Rachel Stunde
Lynn Rinebaldt
Mildred Clem
Tthe Ernest
Daisy Fleming
Hletta Heawn
Joann LaCoste
Mary Kelley
Cathy Bhasher
Laurette Smith
Lihe? Eanest
Helen Withide
Ta Vale
Mel
Washington
D.C
Washington Hilton Hotel
Steve Stup
Chris Harner
Greg Shane
Jim Clapp
Bob Stolz
Lee Boyer
Larry Cregger
Steve Nee
John Andrews
Bill Kelley
Tom Brest
Chris Arene
Ihe King Crabs
Gemini
Loretta Young Seeks Divorce in Los Angeles
Hollywood AP Loretta Young filed for divorce from Tom Lewis in Los Angeles Superior Court. The 56 year old actress seeks token alimony of one dollar a year, alleging desertion in 1956. They have two sons Peter and Christopher and an adopted daughter Judy, married to director Joseph Tinney Jr.
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Hollywood
Loretta Young
Tom Lewis
Movieland
Los Angeles Superior Court
Miss Young
Said Lewis
Lewis
Peter
Christopher
Judy
Joseph Tinney Jr
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Remsber
Lepis
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Committee On Amendments
Remsbear
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Senate
Gosvernor
Frederick County
Earl Remsberg
William Houck
C. Clifton
D.C. Cabbie
CAVCO
Custom Homes
Cavco Building
N. Market St
Dial
Johnny Carson
NBC
Tonight
Letina
Tenpin News
Sweden
Christopher R. Custer, Inc
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
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