Boating Violators Face Heavy Penalties Across District
Norfolk reports show a surge in Federal boating violations in North Carolina Virginia and Maryland. Captain C F Perry notes increased waterways use and intensified Coast Guard boarding activity as keys to the rise. Fines range from 50 to 2000 dollars with 28 percent for missing lifesaving gear and 23 percent for reckless motorboat operation. Teenagers are often cited, and owners and operators both face penalties under Federal laws. A night without lights can bring a 100 dollar fine and regatta related reckless conduct highlights safety risks on crowded waters.
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Maryland
Perry
Marine Safety
Coast Guard enforcement stresses safety over penalties
Observed violations range from no lifesaving devices aboard to failures to sound passing signals in a narrow channel. Penalties cited include 100 per violation and 500 for Inland Rules breaches, with a 1000 fine for carrying more than six uninspected passengers on a fishing vessel. The Coast Guard aims for compliance to promote boating safety.
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Perry
Altough
Coast Guard
Foley Receives Labor Backing for Reelection
Rep John R Foley of Maryland wins endorsement for reelection from the Maryland District of Columbia AFL-CIO. Woodrow F Strong says the group also supports the Kennedy Johnson ticket. Local councils may make further endorsements subject to the Maryland DC Executive Council approval. Foley faces Republican Charles McC Mathis in November.
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Maryland District of Columbia
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Woodrow F. Strong
Union Group
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Strong
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Man claims he has a $10 000 copper cent
Baltimore electrician Robert Porohnavi says he found one of the rare 1943 copper pennies the U S Mint says did not exist. San Francisco dealer Edward Baker offered $10 000, while other collectors range from a cent to 25 000. Mint officials debunk repeated claims of copper cents in 1943 and warn of fakes.
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Tex
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Porvhnari
IMS
Porohnavi
Washington
Federal Mint
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Mint
Howard
Howard Sand
Pearson Interview With Detrick Vigil Leader
Drew Pearson interviewed Vigil leader Lawrence Scott at Vigil headquarters on West Patrick Street in Frederick. The one hour TV program will feature about six minutes on Fort Detrick and include a brief statement from Colonel Carl S. Casio as the new commanding officer. An NBC television crew had been in Frederick for several days filming.
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NBC
Lawrence Scott
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Fort de i
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Fort Detrick
Carl S$. Casio
Pearson
Fredenck
Scott
Film on Fort Detrick Appeal Group Set for TV Viewing
Pearson, a Washington DC resident, said yesterday that the film about Fort Detrick and the Appeal group is tentatively scheduled for television viewing in January or February.
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Pearson
Washington, D.C
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