Beall backs Mathias for V P as Ford set for first ballot win
Maryland Senator J Glenn Beall Jr says Ford aides told him the President had 1 134 delegate commitments, four more than needed for a first ballot nomination. Beall expects Maryland's 43 votes to go to Ford on the first ballot and notes his preference for Mathias as VP though he could support others on the Ford list.
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Thomas seeks elder aid planks and anti busing in GOP platform
State Sen. Edward P. Thomas Jr urges the Republican platform include stronger elderly benefits and a stance against busing for racial desegregation. He also seeks a strong defense, inflation and unemployment guarantees, and a logical abortion plank as he attends the Kansas City convention as a Ford supporter with Maryland delegates and alternates.
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Richard R. Kline Named to Maryland Higher Education Board
Gov. Marvin Mandel appoints Richard F. Kline former Frederick County Board of Education president to a two year term on the Maryland State Board of Higher Education. Kline leads Phoenix Inc Frederick and heads divisions Economy Of Superior Concrete LeGore Quarries and Central Maintenance. He aims to align higher education with local schools during the board's startup.
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Hays Withdraws Candidacy in Ohio Race
Congressman Wayne L. Hays of Ohio, linked to the Elizabeth Ray payroll sex scandal, withdraws from re election race. He resigns as candidate with term ending in January and says his decision could curb Miss Rays publicity and influence.
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Hays Denies Misuse of Payroll Amid Affair Claim
Friday remarks from Hays, chairman of the committee and DCCC, acknowledge an affair with Miss Ray while denying payroll misuse. Hass seeks House Ethics inquiry. Hays resists, citing fear of publicity. Miss Ray testified to a federal grand jury last week on charges against Hays.
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City halts Linganore Creek discharges after fish kill
Frederick officials were ordered by the Water Resources Administration to stop discharging from Linganore Filtration plant into Linganore Creek as investigation continues. More than 1,669 fish killed when holding ponds and mixing tanks were emptied July 16. Plant not operating due to algae. officials cited years of algae problems and water with earthy odor and strong taste. WRA investigator reports white milky discharge containing copper sulfate.
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Old court records readied for archives
A small crew in the Cowl House attic inventories Frederick County’s old government and court records. Four student interns under Ms Pat Vanorney prep documents for transfer to the State Hall of Records in Annapolis, after three days making a visible impact despite the dusty, sweltering conditions.
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Buckley seeks 'serious' candidacy and eviction fight
Inside The News reports Buckley pursuing a serious candidacy while a separate item covers a pet pig eviction dispute. The piece notes ongoing racial violence in South Africa and weather details for today and Saturday with highs near 90 and potential storms.
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Oil refinery blast kills 11 in Chalmette tower
An explosion destroyed a 30 story Tenneco refinery tower in Chalmette Louisiana killing 11 workers and injuring at least 10. Two more may be dead but not yet recovered as crews search the wreckage. Authorities cite possible welding or a gas leak with conflicting company claims.
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Brunswick Festival kicks off eighth Potomac River event
The Brunswick Potomac River Festival begins with eight daily events through Sunday. Highlights include the Navy Band Concert at Brunswick High School Auditorium Sunday at 2 pm and a Visitor lineup featuring Christina Sarbanes. Free town parking is offered during the festival.
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Md lottery winning number reported for Numbers Game
Md lottery officials announced the winning number for Thursday's Numbers Game. In New York News, stock prices rallied with a mixed prior session pattern breaking as trading remained active. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 58 points to 987.70 in the first half hour.
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