Stop Signs Down After City Board Vote
The city will remove several stop signs at the Jio and L Bathway crossing on East Church Street following a Board of Aldermen decision in the first regular session. The vote approved removing the signs, with enforcement possibilities to begin January 1, and a refund discussion for those who paid for the signs. Next week the council plans to decide the final date for removal and any related actions by the city and police.
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City Waives Building Permit Fee Amid New Market Street Planning
The city and Peake Conference of the Seventh Day Adventists discuss waiving the building permit fee for a new church on 1300 block New Market Street. Other items include parking regulations on East Street, bids for a street department mess truck and air compressor, and approval of regular bills totaling $4.507. An executive session was held afterward.
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Phone Costs Up February 10
A government commission authorizes higher telephone charges to cover increased costs. The Chesapeake area carriers plan to raise monthly rates for residential subscribers by about 24 percent, citing ongoing service costs and regulatory approvals.
Japanese Diamonds Seized in Major Collection Case
Japanese diamonds valued at around 1500? were seized as part of a case tied to Colonel Edward Mureau. Authorities report discovery of gem hoard during a raid near Teleyvo Laide and Saare Afeendia. No further details available.
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Tal Miareagy
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Conference struggle over French resolution in postwar talks
Debates among U S and Soviet delegates over a French backed resolution stoked tension as divisions surfaced on energy committee aims and the role of a unified plan amid Allied postwar alignment. The dialogue amid complex allegiances reflected cautious steps toward a working solution despite ongoing disagreements.
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Edo
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Rugne
Watis
Rusti
Kee Energy Commission
Cony Ko
Local Receivership Case Argued in Maryland Court
The Maryland Court of Appeals heard a Wednesday argument in a local receivership dispute. Albert Segalott appears as appellant with Sherman Py Reswerd for Lee and Welland and William My opened for Parsons Newion representing Segaloll. The case involves replacing a prior receiver within ten days under stipulation and a restricted hearing on possible prejudice and appellate procedures.
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Coblentz
Knutson Tax Bill Up Soon
Washington reports a House Ways and Means panel will take up tax proposals including a 20 percent excise levy and income tax reform. GOP clashes over small business charges persist as the party paddles toward a broader plan likely early February.
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Political Budget Talk and Bribery Trial Hints Surface
A chaotic report cites a Treasury official denying tax cut studies while a bribery case unfolds. Names like Truman, Scott, Grafenecker, McNichol appear amid allegations of bribes and scheduled bouts with boxing figures and athletics officials.
Police Not Looking For Wight Fixers
York officials stated no police were sent to find supposed fixers who offered Hocky Grart and $100,900 to throw a game. The district attorney's office confirmed the matter, with no active investigations announced.
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