Scoring Leaders Highlight Ban on All-America Race
Wilt Chamberlain tops points per game while Bob Pettit and Jerry West trade scoring titles as Oscar Robertson and Elgin Baylor pace assists and rebounds. Israel sees a 30000-strong one-day strike amid seniority pay demands. AP lists 1963 Little All-America selections with regional players honored.
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County jails need improvements and regional options
Weant notes substandard jails in aging facilities with some holding very small prisoner counts per 1962 inspection. Proposals include regional jails for small counties to reduce costs and improve conditions across 23 counties plus city jails.
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Regional Jails May Be Answer
A legislative committee plans to probe Maryland jails within a month to explore a regional jail system for small counties. Sen. Edward O. Weant Jr. of Carroll will lead the inquiry, set for December or January at Gov Tawes’s request. The move follows numerous issues prompting the review.
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Heavy debut toll road draws over four ten thousand
Consulting engineers report a daily average of 13,500 to break even as traffic on the Northeastern Expressway toll road between Baltimore and Delaware surges. For five days, volumes nearly doubled the road opened Nov 15 with more than 40,000 vehicles passing.
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