Made In USA Means Top Quality
AP reports mixed views on Made in USA quality amid defense and space concerns. Industry sources defend craftsmanship while noting late parts and standard deviations. Rickover criticizes submarine programs, urging hands on managerial oversight. others cite strong reliability in missile programs and high production discipline at Ford and Chrysler. A Bonn incident warns of an assassination threat tied to pension demands.
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Philip J. Keuper
AP Business
NEW York (Ap
U.S.A
Associated Press
America
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Roger Gay
American Standards Inc
Marvel
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Ford
County Weighs Industrial Revenue Bond Plan
Frederick County weighs using industrial revenue bonds to lure or expand industry. A state official explains bonds pledge revenue from the company not the county, with 25 year terms and possible tax advantages. Officials discuss ensuring credit remains strong while aiding Random House style investments and protecting existing industries.
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Frederick County
Random House
Carroll County
Robert M. Sparks
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Intoxication convictions lead to six month sentence in Maryland
Jamison was sent to six months in the Maryland House of Correction after arrest December 7 at Frederick Memorial Hospital by Officers Weten a and Crabill. Other guilty parties include Stanley J. Cwalinski of Cleveland who faced $25 or 10 days, Lester Franklin Carter of this city $50 or 50 days, and Howard H. Brice of this city $50 or 50 days. Officers Mossburg and Crabill made the arrests. Dale Sharrer of Rocky Ridge has been accepted for junior membership in The Holstein Friesian Association of America.
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Maryland House of Correction
Jamison
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Wet Ana
William C. Crabill
Stanley J. Cwalinski
Cleveland
Ohio
Lester Franklin Carter
Howard H. Brice
Mossburg and
Crabill
Dale Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Shoemaker and Youth Figuratively Honored by Lions Club
Henry R. Shoemaker former County Agricultural Agent and 4-H members Harvey Clem j Wayne Wachter were feted at Glade Valley Lions Club. Shoemaker received a plaque for 37 years of county service. Wachter, team member, displayed slides from England and Europe.
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Vernon Rippeon
Glade Valley Lions Club
Henry R. Shoemaker
4-H
Harvey Clem J
Wayne Wachter
United States
Lion George C. Stauffer
Mr. Shoemaker
Vernon Rip‘peon
Lion George Remsberg
David D. Eigenbrode
Wachter
England
Europe
Higenbrode
Charles Clem
Utica
Harvey
Chicago
Illinois
George D. Wood
Reese Poffenbarger
Linganore High School
Lion Douglas Jones
Detroit
Michigan
Woman Motorist Acquitted After East Street Collision
Mrs Valerie May Gue of West Friendship was acquitted in Magistrate Stanley Bennett's court on charges of failing to drive to the right of center after an December 2 incident on East street near Hast Seventh street intersection. Officer Calvin L Phillips investigated the case. Gue was northbound on East street past a train blocking the right lane and collided with a car turning right driven by Joseph Oram. Raynor I Jamison 57 of RFD 1 Frederick was found.
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Valerie May Gue
West Friendship
Stanley Y. Bennett
East Street
Seventh Street
Calvin L. Phillips
Joseph Oram
Raynor I. Jamison
RFD 1
Frederick
Seek Increase For Schools Budget Demands In Frederick County
Frederick County school budget administrators seek a large rise in capital outlays for the coming fiscal year totaling 293,061 dollars, nearly ten times the 37,900 approved in 1963. They note requests far exceed county allocations and cite omitted land and building improvement funds, with only Thurmont track funds approved.
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Frederick County
Allen R. Gaddis Iie
Thurmont
Gaddis
Rising school capital outlays soar with new buses and tech
The 1964 proposed capital outlays for the school system total 92 286 dollars, up from 5 000 for instructional equipment and 2 900 for buses in 1963. Half of an 18 000 dollar scientific equipment item may be federally funded, while floodlight stage controls and other items add to the rise. County Commissioners urged postponing seven new buses this fall as part of the increases.
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Singapore
Gaddis
Budget Milestone Cited For Fall 1988 Allocations
The record notes a six month budget plan extending into fall 1988 and confirms it was approved within the fiscal year budget framework. It references funding adjustments and timing for autumn expenditures. Officials stress alignment with overall financial targets and departmental priorities.
Hospital costs rise 4.25 percent in Maryland
A Hospital Cost Analysis Service report shows Maryland hospital costs up 4.25 percent last year. The study found average daily costs at general hospitals of 35.04 dollars, with bed-patient costs 29.30 dollars in facilities under 100 beds and 38.10 dollars in hospitals with 300 beds or more.
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Baltimore
Maryland
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