Bresler Says Goldstein Denied Access To Survey
Montgomery County Republican Bresler charges that State Comptroller Goldstein violated law and constitution by refusing to authorize or provide a copy of a survey from Ernst and Young. Bresler cited ongoing campaigning and noted legislators may inspect comptroller records. Goldstein disputed availability and claimed attempts to reach Bresler failed.
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Montgomery
Landol
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Goldstein
Law and Constitution
Tevers
Comptrollers Office
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House of Delegates
Ernst & Fenins Son Tl
Comptroller’s Office
Bresler
Comptroller
Maryland
State of
Hike In Bread Cost Not Due To Farmers
Washington AP Amid hearings on bread prices lawmakers, farmers and an agriculture official rejected blaming farmers for higher loaf costs. Subcommittee chair Rep. Graham Purcell of Texas emphasized facts over a witch hunt while noting recent 2 to 3 cent loaf increases.
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John Schnittker
Farmers Union
Graham Purcell
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House Agriculture
Ftee
Purcell
Jobholders hit record as July adds 680k to 764 million
United States employment rises to a record 764 million with 680000 more jobholders in July. The jobless rate eases to 3.9 percent while officials note full employment only among skilled workers. protests wage concerns about the untrained, minorities, and youths. In Singapore Overseas Union Enterprise plans a 35 story hotel, 600 rooms, slated for 1969 completion.
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Mondas
Arthur JM. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Singapore
Overseas Union Enterprise, Ltd
Asia
Underground Wiring Gains Support in Montgomery County
Montgomery builders urged the county council to approve ordinances for underground utility lines. A nationwide survey cited by William Brosius of Bethesda suggested average extra per lot costs of 15,384 dollars for underground versus overhead. He said the cost adds less than two and a half cents per month per residential meter when spread across the rate structure.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery County Council
William Brosius
Bethesda
State of Maryland Institute of Home Builders
Brosius
National Association of Home Builders
Court upholds Baltimore earnings tax in city court
In Baltimore, Circuit Court Judge Joseph L. Carter ruled the city's new earnings tax constitutional and dismissed Milton R. Rothstein's challenge. The decision states the ordinance aligns with the enabling act and classifications are not discriminatory, noting the state may tax income with classifications and exemptions.
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Baltimore City
Joseph L. Carter
Circuit Court
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Milton R. Rothstein
Woodsboro Tightens Watch On Water Supplies
At the monthly meeting Mayor C Carroll Wickless and the council ordered a close watch on Woodsboro’s two springs amid falling water levels. A possible water ban was hinted and a loan may be needed if conditions persist. The town also awarded a $2,200 street maintenance contract to Ralph W Stonesifer Company of Keymar.
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Woodsboro
C Carroll Wickless
Wickless
Ralph W. Stonesifer
Myersville Sets Hearings on Master Plan Zoning and Subdivisions
Myersville mayor and council approve public hearings next month on two ordinances in the new master plan. A zoning of canes hearing is planned for Lent 6 and a subdivision regulations session for Sept. 13. The council heard Glen C. Michel propose a sewer and water engineering study, may order soon.
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Myersville
Glen C. Michel
Michel
Seek Postmaster For Boyds Post Office
The Civil Service Commission will accept applications for the Boyds postmaster exam until August 23. The job pays 5941 annually. Candidates need at least one year of experience or six months extra education substituting for experience. A written test is required and final ratings depend on test results, experience, and fitness. Residency within the delivery area is required.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Boyds
Foster Reunion Set For August At Frederick Fairgrounds
Cumberland Ky AP A launderette owner in a coal mining town has segregated his machines by use with one group for women's dresses and baby diapers and another labeled Miners' Clothes Only. The.Foster reunion will be held August 14 at noon at the Frederick Fairgrounds.
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Cumberland
Foster
Frederick Fair Grounds
Rocky Ridge Home Fire Loss Estimated at Four Thousand
A frame house owned by John Hahn in Rocky Ridge suffered severe back porch fire damage yesterday. Firemen from Rocky Ridge Thurmont and Emmitsburg fought the blaze starting 12 30 am, likely caused by faulty wiring, with damage estimated between 3000 and 4000 dollars.
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Rocky Ridge
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Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Middletown Fire Company
Hollow Road
Balto Motel Holdup Nets $1 032 In Loot
Baltimore AP reports two gunmen robbed a motel north of the city early Monday tying the assistant manager and a man with belts and ties, then locking them in a storage room as they escaped with 1032 dollars.
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Baltimore
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