Insurance Market In Maryland Hurts Growth and Freedom
Hubert J. Smith of the Frederick Association of Insurance Agents argues the Maryland market is tight, hindering economic development and individual access to insurance. He cites Arthur D. Little findings showing low returns and urges passage of open competition to allow market-based rates while maintaining solvency oversight.
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Hubert J. Smith
Frederick
Frederick Association of Insurance Agents
Arthur D. Lit- Ue, Inc
General Assembly
Annapolis
Ginger Rogers Receives Rapt Ovation in London Mame Debut
American actress Ginger Rogers drew a sellout 2800 crowd at the Royal Theater in London for the British opening of the musical Mame. She told the audience I am very proud and you are superb in a curtain speech.
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London
Ginger Rogers
Royal Theater
Rome University Closes Amid Protests At Occupied Campuses
The rector of the University of Rome orders a shutdown of the 65,000 student institution after students occupy 10 of 13 colleges for weeks. Medicine and architecture are seized leaving engineering as the only unoccupied faculty. credits may be lost for the year. Some students seek revolutionary bursaries while others demand more student input and modern teaching.
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Universit of
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Berkeley clashes leave 39 injured amid campus unrest
Police and 2000 demonstrators clashed on the University of California Berkeley campus in the worst violence of the current student unrest. Thirty? nine injured, 14 youths and a girl arrested after officers dispersed the crowd with tear gas and pepper spray. Other campuses reported sit ins and protests with few arrests.
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Chicago
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Ohio
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Sgt. D.H. Myers Participates in NATO Exercise in West Germany
U S Air Force Staff Sergeant Cerl H Myers son of Mrs Isadora M Myers 218 West Potomac Brunswick took part as a command post technician in a large NATO training drill in West Germany He supported F 4 Phantom fighters from Holloman AFB New Mexico in the overseas deployment of tactical aircraft for training The exercise involved 15 500 U S personnel and 96 Phantoms conducting night air refueling and close air support for ground forces It marks the first in a planned annual series to boost NATO readiness.
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Gun Control Battle Shifts to Maryland Senate
Opponents of stricter gun laws regroup in the Maryland Senate for another fight over a Legislative Council bill to require background checks on handgun transfers, including private sales. The measure won tentative Senate approval 25 to 15 before amendments.
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Harry J. McGuirk
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Mandel Suffers Setback On Plan For Nov 4 Constitutional Vote
Maryland lawmakers recessed amid a 13 to 9 committee vote delaying the measure to hold a November 4 special constitutional election. Governor Mandel faces questions on cost and timing as backers argue for a quick vote while opponents caution against a rushed ballot amid recent charter rejections.
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Onnapold
Marvin Mandel
West Soverber
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Committee On
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Hiroy G. Boyer
DeKent
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Robert Sweeney
Nixon Seeks Change In Electoral System
President Nixon called for limited electoral reform while stopping short of endorsing direct popular vote. He urged Congress to pursue proportional distribution of electoral votes or district based schemes, arguing to retain an electoral framework rooted in American history. He proposed a 40 percent threshold with a nationwide run off if no winner reaches it.
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Nixon
Congress
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Capistol Hill
Hugh Scott
R.pa
John F. Kennedy
Nixon proposal seeks automatic electoral votes by popular vote
Nixon urged replacing individual electors with automatic allocation of a state's electoral vote based on the statewide popular tally. His recommendations draw from multiple proposed constitutional amendments on reforming the electoral college now under congressional review.
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Nixon
Congress
Maryland Education Chief Audits Special Programs Shortfall
Maryland superintendent James A. Sensenbaugh told the House Education Committee that Baltimore special education programs funded by the federal government reach about one third of needy pupils. He cited a 90,000 pupil city figure, with only around 30,000 in Elementary and Secondary Education Act programs, blaming an outdated funding-allocation formula. He urged revision as lawmakers weigh a five year extension. A contrasting note cited New York state receiving far more federal money despite fewer disadvantaged youths. A separate line mentions a giant rafflesia flower bloom in tropical Asia.
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Michael S. Siskind
Washington University
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James McCrachin
Warrensburg
Central Missouri State College
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House Committee On Education and Labor
Baltimore
U.S
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Sensenbaugh
New York State
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