Maryland lawmakers weigh taxes and redistricting in 1964
Maryland tackled tax reform public accommodations and congressional redistricting amid a strong economy. Gov Tawes backed a 42 million tax hike to fund education and a new aid program, while a population based Senate vote faced resistance and a federal court offered a future path. A constitutional shift to 70 day annual sessions begins next year. A closing note mentions a flounder with shifting eye alignment.
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College Abandoned Campus Open To Bids In Carthage
Carthage College former campus near Carthage Illinois is auctioned by Previews Inc offering 37 buildings on 44 acres. The Lutheran college moved to Kenosha Wisconsin amid synod population shifts leaving Old Main and a 1951 chapel-music hall to potential buyers. Robert E Reilly of the firm cites community interest and national real estate reach.
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Previews, Inc
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College with 400 students offered for sale
A college previously housing 400 students sits debt free with classrooms bookshelves and chairs in place. The document notes the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 expanding the nation and references a $15 million sale covering land from the Mississippi Delta to Montana.
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