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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
2
The article notes that the United States imports roughly half of its fishery products, highlighting reliance on foreign supply. It discusses implications for domestic markets, prices, and potential policy considerations.
Service stations in Frederick County appealed yesterday to the Planning and Zoning Board to permit signs larger and higher than the present limits. Attorneys and industry leaders from the Baltimore Association of Sign Contractors and Maryland Petroleum Association urged relief. Summers represented local distributor Edward A. Crowther. Current rules cap signs at 100 square feet and 25 feet high.
ST MARYS CITY Md AP The old state house has drawn over 1000 visitors a month this summer says curator John Lancaster. He notes 2371 tourists have signed the guest book since June 15 in the replica of Maryland first capitol with guests from 38 states and more.
Lancaster noted visitors from the District of Columbia and seven foreign countries England Scotland France New Zealand East Pakistan Formosa and Puerto Rico expressed interest in viewing the site recognized for religious toleration under Maryland law. Triangular neckerchief bands with first aid data were used by Union soldiers in the Civil War.
Washington AP The House opened the administration farm bill as Democratic leaders push for passage while Republicans led by Rep Paul Dague call for outright rejection. Rep B F Sisk had demanded a congressional investigation of milling and baking industries amid attacks on the wheat certificate plan. Pickles account for more than half of the U S cucumber crop.
Westminster approves a 629213 budget with no tax-rate increase for 1966. Mayor Joseph H. Hahn Jr says the same rate as fiscal 1965 funds expanded services and new equipment, with property owners to receive tax bills soon.
Dr. F J Hopkins Musson faced an emergency when his car would not start on Monday night. A helpful driver stopped, raised the hood, assisted, yet the doctor reportedly did not express gratitude in the Gratham England incident reported by AP.
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