Education budget clash looms over Maryland teachers pay
Maryland legislators open the short session in Annapolis as Governor Mandel vetoes a teachers pay raise and state tax plans. Local Frederick County officials and lawmakers weigh an override, while debates consider funding sources and school costs, with analysts citing per pupil space and architectural consultant options.
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Annapolis
Cud Omarrow
General Assembly
Metteldin
Frederick County
Lagerstown
Baltimore City
Iirea
Frederick
Masson
Inerstown
Frederick Jinior
Hagerstown
Preciwrick
Aaserstown
Ranard Chiara
Praner
National Education Association
Washington County
Nsusal
Rane Ronniy
Little People to Get Hurt Says UAW Proposals Threaten Prices
A UAW official warned that new bargaining proposals could trigger massive inflation and threaten car prices. The study by Frederick County officials estimates costs per student at Frederick Junior High School at 1,800 dollars and cites potential impacts on manufacturers Studebaker Packard and American Motors.
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United Auto
Theodore C
Pendevick
Mighkuident
Wallerbreather
Peuposil Schouwi
Afcut
iLi
New South Magerstown
Chrysler
Sehwal
Prederick
County Citizens Council
Studebaker-Packard
America Sehogls
Ean Molors
Leon S. [Iotne
Morris Rhian Vier
William Brosius
Lawerence
C. M. Inman
Mort Detrick
Familly
James A. Sensenbaugh
Siperine
Ender
H V. Frushour
Frederick
Charity drive at Predevick High raises 265 dollars
At an assembly, Predevick High School students collected over 265 dollars for multiple charities. Seven local beneficiaries received checks totaling 265 with 38.44 going to CARE of New York. William Dorner chaired the event, Frank Morhin presented checks, and representatives accepted funds from various organizations including the American Heart Association and March of Dimes.
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New York
William Dorner
Lauent Council
Aviv i
Ue Veo
Weedunas Heart
Ediwarl 2
Stam
Salvation Army
Powell
Aten
Assembly
Aqua Mac Murhes
Chatman
Giles
Maria Meyersieck
Germany
Garrett Hits Three Inches More Snow In Maryland
Heavy snowfall blankets Garrett County with up to three extra inches causing road closures and hazardous travel. State Roads Commission warns motorists away from western routes as gusty winds and blowing snow hinder visibility. Local schools remain closed. crews with rotary plows and reinforcements from Allegany County battle the continual storm.
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Associated Press
Maryland
SRC
Cvews
Allegany County
Garrett
Allegany
Cumberland
Frederick
Salisbury
Waterloo
Conowiligo
Benson
Randlallstown
Easton
Tawson
Rockville
Winds Delay Rocket Firing and Worker Hurt in Maryland
Winds hampered Explorer 7 rocket testing at Cape Canaveral with Navy plans for a 20 inch satellite despite delays. Army scientists push launch between now and April as weather cooperates. A Macdonald Engineering worker, Lester Spring, 38, Baltimore, was injured after a 20 foot fall at Alpha Portland plant and hospitalised with a left shoulder injury and right ankle sprain. Stock market edged higher in early trading.
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Washington
Navy
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Mia
Atay
PALL
Macdonald Engineering Company
Alpha Portand
Satth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll Manor
Tim
Lester Spring
Baltmore
Community College Convocation to Feature Dr Zimmerman Speaker
The first annual convocation at Byoderick Community College honors Dr David W. Zimmerman, assistant state superintendent, as speaker in Frederick High School auditorium. Event includes music, processional, pledges, and tributes from educators statewide, with a reception in the lobby afterward.
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Byoderick Community College
Frederick High School
Sparry L. Storm
Purell
Clair W. Johnson
Cag
Kenneth A. Tyson
Linganore-Liberty Methodist Charyre
Wayne Lang
Linc Vola High School
Charles KH. Henson
Tienson
Duval W. Sweadner
College
Zinn
Winds Blind Roads With Heavy Snow Drifts Across County
Snow squalls and 40 mph winds drenched the county Monday causing drifts two feet high on major routes. State and county crews battled to clear Maryland and nearby highways, with plows and cinders assiduously working. Temperatures dipped to near 20s tonight with diminishing winds and a slightly warmer Wednesday forecast. January records showed 30.8 average temperature, 2.60 inches of precipitation, and eight inches of snowfall for the month.
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Momdiy
County Roads Board
U.S
Buckuystaven
Maryland
New Market
Manis
Marylin
Union Rvidge
Mirylavel
Wallsville
Washington National Pike
Caliserver
Hans
Detour Bank Elects Board at Annual Meeting
At a recent stockholders meeting of Detour Bank directors were reelected Edgar G Emrich Kael Th Noffman Ernest I Kellolelin David Hellsnider Robertt Sayler William Styne and John Wood Wood was elected president Emrich views president Catni Hartman and Bodeaniette Bhekster named officers with Wood also serving as bank counsel.
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Detour Bank
Edgar G. Emrich
Kael Th Noffman
Ernestl F. Kelllelin
David
Hellsnider
Robertt. Sayler
William A. Stynesifor
John Wood
Mr. Wood
Mr Emrich
Mra
Mary Milena Catni
President May Put Space Program With New Agency
President Eisenhower's advisers discuss creating a single agency for the space program. A Killian report briefing is planned for Capitol Hill with leaders from the Senate and House. The talks aim to define the structure and oversight of future space activities.
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Washington
Peiligson
Killian
Knowland
Metro
Capitol Il
Senate
House
Jamey R. Killin Jr
Sealowers
Om Stientiies
Killina
Church Union Proposal Sparks Lutheran Merger Talks
An appeal for a total merger of eight Lutheran bodies was made by Rev. Dr. F.L. Wing Helm at the National Lutheran Council meeting. Merger discussions now involve two main groupings, with most members urging caution to avoid a premature or harmful division.
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Ntlaniug
Tong
Labbe Gvan Way
National Lutheran
Zouneil. Ly
Neinartz
Reinariz
United Lutheran Church
Largast
Iral
Angushana Lutheran Church
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
Suomi Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Aimerican Lutheran Thuvelt
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lauthern Free Shareh
Four youths held after radio theft case in Montgomery County
A radio stolen from the Brederick Junk Company office on Chapel alley over the weekend was found with four youths in Montgomery County police custody on breaking and entering charges. The youths, including James C. Shroud of Kensington and two others from Dermot and South Miami, face charges as authorities report the theft linked to the frigid weather sweeping the region.
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Montgomery County
Brederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Miami
Fla
Grees
Hexadia
James C. Shroud
Kensingwn
Opwelocka
Dermot
Fyust
South
Mont Miami
Miami Beach
Gamery
Detinhad
Quencey
Jacksonville
Lori
Tallahassee
Sunshine
Florida
Benton's Yale talk outlines Utopia like future economy
Former U S Senator William Benton outlines a vision at Yale University for 1983 focusing on America's human resources. He cites healthier populations and higher family incomes reaching about 815 300 dollars annually in today's purchasing power within twenty years, as part of a conference on American human resources.
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New Haven
Conn i
Amien Jeany
William Benton
Benton
William Benton Foundation
Demmatic
Connecticut
Yale Wiversity
Interest Tit Local Property Put At 872.333
The Roe R. Rosenowr estate in Frederick is appraised at $72,933.34 in Orphans Court filings. The will shows widow Mrs. Niomt Rosenour. Rosenour held an undivided one third in four downtown properties with appraisals ranging from $10,000 to $26,667, plus $11,606.67 for a property on East Patries Mreat.
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Roe RK. Rosenowr
Baltinn 5
Frederick
Rosenour
Jeff Lo
Niomt
Baltimore City
Rosenowr
North Markel Steeet
North
United States
Markel Street
Hasengur'y Markellelic
Syvisn
North Market
Gxlmea Sire
East Patries
Explorer satellite tests keep human safe with room temperature
Pasadena Calif reports on the Explorer satellite study showing internal temperatures remain within human-tolerable ranges while outer skin varies from 212 degrees below to 512 degrees above Fahrenheit. Researchers say this confirms cosmic radiation levels are within safe exposure for man while plans for a future manned satellite proceed.
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Pasadena
Calif
Anmrlen
Ma Mengee
Astronautics
A. R. Hibbs
Hibbs
California Institute of ‘Technology
Det Propulsion Laboratory
Maxplurer
U.S. To Send Observers To Soviet Parliament
The New York Times reports the United States will accept a Soviet invitation to send three observers to the Soviet national elections on March 16. The observers form part of a reciprocal exchange, with three Soviet citizens to visit the United States for U.S. presidential and congressional elections.
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New York
Ite
New York Times
United States
Seviet Union
Supreme Soviet
the Times
Soviet Push for Proof of Intentions Delays Summit Talks
President Eisenhower pressed for a Moscow summit to advance peace talks with bulgars and Bulganin, while the Soviet note offered a repositioned agenda and a firm stance against a foreign ministers meeting. Diplomatic channels and advance prep were urged, with space and nuclear control debated as part of the broader disarmament discussion.
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Waslington
Lam
Zecllev
White House
Spicer
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Justi
Bulganin
Hulganin
Phatapne
Dulles
Vo Risenhower
Bulgaria
House To House Hunt For Kidnapper In Kentucky
Paducah report says a tense house to house search is under way in McCracken County after a roadblock led to the accidental death of Jawaunt English a 24 year old woman. Carl Burton 24 and Harold Davis 33 held a farm couple and a trooper for two hours before a fatal shot was fired during the confrontation. Investigators said no charges would be filed pending an inquiry.
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Paducah
Polite
Stuart Muller
Kennedy State Police
Malder
McCracker County
Carl Burton
Burton
Harold Davis
Missouri
William Little
Pavis
Jewell English
Claudio English
Melcher
Forest McAllister
Fulton
McAllister
Charles King
Arab Union calls 1958 critical in Middle East year
AP Foreign News Analyst Williams reports that the Arab Union views 1958 as the most critical year in the Middle East for U S interests. Observers warn of rising military cliques in Syria and Lebanon, with Egypt’s Nasser seeking leverage and potential Arab nationalism influencing regional alignments.
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Arab Union
Middle East
Gaion Af Mayet
Syria
United
Aral Republic
United States
Aral Ine
Seears
Sion
Laserasp
Unle
Washington
Shukri Ishon
Kuwally
Areca
Isolale i
Cammunser
Saiirres
Daedin
Iraq
Lebanon
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