Maryland Legislators Move to Double Salary After Debate
In Annapolis the House of Delegates narrowly approved placing a 1962 ballot question to raise legislators' pay to 3600 dollars per year. The 79 to 33 vote offsets concerns of conflicts of interest and compares with the 20 dollar per day expense allowance and session stipends. Senate action delayed on jobless pay bills as amendments loom.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland
House
Senate
del Carl W. Bacharach
Dbal
State Roads Commission
Bacharach
Legislative Council
5Th District
Alan M Resnick
Eastern Shore
Resnick
del Hervey G. Machen
Prince Georges
Machen
del Fred B. Driscoll
Allegany
Del
Robert P. Cannon
Wicomico
Cariton R. Sickles
del Jerome Robinson
D-Balto
Robinson
Baltimore County
Joseph V. Mach
Mach
Employers Face Higher Tax On Wages To Fund Benefits
An escalator tax would apply to the first $ four thousand eight hundred of each employee’s annual wages, replacing the current $3,000 base. Rates would range from 3 to 2.7 percent depending on home rate and fund size. The fund’s balance has fluctuated from about $130 million to just over $60 million in three years due to higher unemployment and broader benefits enacted by the 1957 legislature.
Motorist Freed Of Driving Charge In Local Court
Thomas E. Rowman of Cumberland was acquitted in a Magistrate's Court trial on a reckless driving charge after Trooper Harry Frost testified the accident involved a downed truck with faded flares. The witness Bowman could not recall events due to insomnia, and the magistrate ruled Rowman not guilty.
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Thomas E. Rowman
Cumberland
Harry Frost
Rowman
Frost
Bowman
U. S. 230
Frederick
Edward D. Storm
James McSherry
Arthur
Hendley Guilty on Failure to Appear Charge
Hendley was found guilty of failing to obey a written promise to appear in court after an August violation. He received a $35 fine and costs on that charge and $30 plus costs on the tied charge. Trooper Tim Wolford and Stephen P. Riland were the arresting officers. Kenneth Eugene Fousse of Annandale Virginia was found not guilty on a passing while approaching a solid white line charge with Trooper Frost as arresting officer. John W. Davis Jr. near Frederick was found not guilty of failing to drive to the right of the center after a minor accident on Penn Shop road January 24.
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Hendley
Tim Wolford
Stephen P. Riland
Kenneth Eugene Fousse
Annandale
Frost
John W. Davis Jr
Frederick
Penn Shop Road
H. Hendley. & of
Sentenced for School Vandalism in Montgomery County
A Damascus Junior High School graduate and four students from the same school were sentenced Thursday in Montgomery County Juvenile Court for vandalism at the school on December 3 causing about $890 in damage. Judge Alfred D. Noyes gave Robert Duvall, 20, a six month suspended sentence to the Maryland House of Correction and ordered him to pay $150 toward the damages.
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Damascus Junior High School
Montgomery County Juvenile Court
Alfred D. Noyes
Robert Duvall
Maryland House of Correction
Run
Noves
Youths fined for vandalism as shooting probe unfolds
Doys aged 14 to 16 face fines from 70 to 300 dollars and must repay parents. one 11-year-old on probation was sent to Maryland Training School for involvement. A .35 caliber bullet pierced a rear window at the Dunnavan home near Damascus. no injuries. Roving car seen leaving the scene. police continue investigation. Baltimore blaze evacuates residents. six alarms, two cars scorched, cause undetermined. Ceasefire in Congo power dispute looms as chief Kashamura threatens cutoffs. Saigon government reports releasing prisoners amid ongoing conflict.
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Doys
Maryland Training School
Ellis Dunnivan
Hawkins Creamery
Damascus
Jack B. Jarey
Rockville
Dunnavan
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
del. Lee
Frederick County
Kitch
South Viet Nam to free 1000 political prisoners
South Viet Nam will release 1000 political prisoners as part of lunar new year celebrations next Wednesday. The government says most detainees were arrested for Communist activity. Pan American Day was proclaimed in Washington by President Kennedy for April 14 and Pan American Week April 15 to honor hemispheric ties and the OAS foundation date.
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South Viet Nam
Washington
Kennedy
Hemisphere
Organization of American States
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