Redemption of General Tire preferred stock by funds
The General Tire & Rubber Company Frederck outlet cited on December 9 will redeem up to 4 258 shares of outstanding five dollar cumulative preference stock for sinking fund purposes on January 31 1976 at one hundred four thousand one hundred sixty seven per share. Redemption reduced by the company’s holdings on December 9 1975. Chemical Bank named as redemption agent for shareholders of record December 19 1975 with transfer books closed December 19 to December 26 1975.
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General Tire & Rubber Company
Frederck
Chemical Bank
White House security suspect scales wall twice for pardon
In Washington a 24 year old man, Gerald Bryan Gainous Jr, twice scaled the White House wall seeking a presidential pardon for his father. He breached the grounds, came within three feet of Susan Ford, activated alarms, and hid under shrubs before being arrested after the second attempt. The Secret Service confirmed charges of breaking and entering and pending trial. The father, Gerald Bryan Gainous Sr, a 21 year Air Force veteran, was convicted on heroin charges, and Gainous Jr claims a unfair trial for his father.
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Washington
White House
Susan Ford
Secret Service
Gerald Bryan Gainous Jr
Gainous
WMAL
Richard M Nixon
Gerald Bryan Gams Sr
Air Force
Licensed tree expert exams set January 1975 in Annapolis
The Maryland Forest Service will conduct an examination for licensed tree experts on Thursday January 5 1975 at 10 am in the State Treasury Building at Calvert and Bladen Streets Annapolis. Applications and fees are detailed with offices in Annapolis Laurel Salisbury Bel Air and Cumberland.
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Maryland Forest Service
State Treasury
Calvert and
Bladen Streets
Annapolis
Department of Natural Resources
Department
Laurel
Salisbury
Bel Air
Cumberland
Poor grades linked to school vandalism says Johns Hopkins researchers
Johns Hopkins researchers Dr James M McPartland and Dr Edward L McDill told a national conference that poor report card grades may trigger violence and vandalism in schools. They propose cash rewards and penalties tied to vandalism trends to reduce incidents.
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Washington
Johns Hopkins University
James M McPartland
Edward L. McDill
Council of Educational Development and Research
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Navy Marine Corps Stadium
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State Treasury Building
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