Dates Set For Budget Hearings
Public hearings for 195 fiscal year budget requests begin March with sessions across multiple county offices. The Board of Education will present March 16 in Winchester Room Winchester Hall from 12 30 to 3 p m. Hearings run March 9 to 17, with extended time per department and March 16 reserved for libraries and the Board of Education case.
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Board of County Commissioners
County Commissioners
Court House
Board of Education
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Grand Jury
Winchester
Probation Department
Children’s Aid
Trial Magistrate’s Office
State’s Attorney’s Office
Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Assessment and Taxation
Planning and Zoning Commission
Humane Society
Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission
Montevue
Health Department
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Civil Defense
Historical Society
Chance Of Snow For Area
The Weather Bureau cautiously predicted a chance of snow for the local area today with clearing and warmer weekend outlook. Snow was falling in Garrett Allegany and Washington Counties early this afternoon but none was reported here. Temperatures remain near freezing with a low of 17 degrees and a Thursday high of 39. Oakland has 27 inches of snow, and the Western Maryland area could see about three inches, while this storm weakened as it moved into the South Atlantic.
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Weather Bureau
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Maryland
Oakland
South Atlantic
Five Day Outlook From The Associated Press
The forecast shows temperatures near normal with heat rising over the weekend then cooling Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday will turn warmer. A slight chance of light rain arrives late Sunday or Monday. Normal highs run 43 to 50 with lows 26 to 33 except in Garrett County towers.
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Associated Press
Garrett
Leap Year Birthday Celebrants Run Ahead This Saturday
Leap year births bring birthday celebrations for at least ten area residents as the 29ers club marks its quadrennial day. Vickie Lynn Cook, Dennis Loren Barnes, and others join older celebrants like LeRoy Barrick and Donald Mathis in observing their long-awaited real birthdays. The piece notes leap year rules and playful social prompts for single people while highlighting local names and addresses.
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29Ers
Vickie Lynn Cook
Richard Cook
South Market Street
Vickie
LeRoy C. Barrick
Woodshoro
Donald Ray Mathis
Donald Mathis
Near Lisbon
Larry Wayne Riffle
Albert D. Riffle
Thurmont
Stephen Oscar Eatton
John Eaton
Mountaindale
Donald A. Pryor
Washington County Hospital
Pryor
Harriet DeGrange
Sandra Lee Shafer
George Shearer
Lawrence Halter
Fairview Avenue
Leslie F. Wiles
No Bridge Until Late Summer
County Roads Board schedules a new bridge at Park Mills Road over Bennett's Creek after a collapse. Engineer Southey T. Nottingham Jr. states preliminary plans in three weeks, final plans in two more, bids to follow, with construction lasting up to 90 days once started. The site is surveyed for elevation and materials amid snow delays.
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Park Mills
Bennett’s Creek
Southey T. Nottingham Jr
County Roads Board
Nottingham
Corps of Engineers
Kidnappers Targeted Hope Kin as First Choice
FBI agent testified that Barry Keenan initially planned to kidnap Tony Hope, 23, a Harvard law student and school chum of Bob Hope, before pivoting to Frank Sinatra Jr. The elder Hope called the testimony terrible and noted he would have followed the same routine as Sinatra if it had occurred.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
FBI
Bob Hope
Young Sinatra
Emmett Murphy
Barry Keenan
Tony Hope
Harvard
Murphy
Keenan
Five Day Plan Aims to Stop Smoking by Adventists
The Seventh Day Adventist Church promotes a five day stop smoking program described as non religious yet addressing both psychological and physiological factors. A pilot session in the area will run Sunday through Thursday from 7 30 to 9 p m at the Adventist School and Youth Center near Meadows Moving. Rev F A Krause says the first session will be limited to about 140 reservations and outlines a group and personal control approach with a booklet guiding relaxation exercise avoidance of triggers and healthy habits. The program grew from church medical and ministerial staff work over two and a half years and cites Surgeon General findings on smoking risks as a motivator.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Seventh Day Adventist School
Shookstown Road
Meadows Moving Company
F. A. Krause
Tims
Mr. Krause
Tawes Budget Is Ready for Maryland Legislature
Maryland Governor Tawes unveiled a 664 million dollar state operating budget ready for House passage after debates over spending and a looming income tax increase to fund education and other programs. The Senate poised to act, with final House action likely by Saturday ahead of next week’s tax debate and potential vetoes.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
House of Delegates
Senate
House
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Allegany
del. Russell Hickman
Worcester
Beall
Marvin Mandel
del. W.dale Hess
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson to hold first full dress news conference on live TV
President Johnson will appear on live television for his first full dress news conference at 11 a.m. Eastern Saturday. The White House announced the event will be held in the State Department Building International Conference Room, a smaller chamber near Kennedy’s former briefing room.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
State Department
John I. Kennedy
Tenth Juror Accepted in Ruby Murder Trial in Dallas
AP report notes the 10th juror was accepted for Jack Ruby's murder trial in Dallas. Juror J Wayman Rose, 40, a former Navy pilot turned furniture salesman, was identified. Rose is from Chattanooga Tennessee, married with three children and a Presbyterian. He previously served on a civil case jury 12 years ago and on two courts martial in the Navy.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
J. Wayman Rose
Navy
Rose
Chattanooga
Tenn
Largest In State Heavy Equipment Sale Set For March 16
A public auction at the Frederick Fairgrounds on March 16 will offer about 200 pieces of heavy excavation equipment from the David H. Young, Middletown, fleet, plus equipment from T Edgie Russell contracting. Buyers from across the United States and abroad are expected. The Young firm will retire from operations, while Russell will drop excavation to focus on paving. Inspection begins March 5. Fork Brothers of Lincoln, Neb., handle the sale.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
David H. Young
Middletown
T. Edgie Russell
Robert W. Russell
Russell
Pav
United States
Fork Brothers, Linclon
Neb
Jefferson Youth One Of Four State Youthpower Winners
Dwight Smith of Jefferson has been chosen as one of four Maryland delegates to the National Youthpower Congress in Chicago this April. The 16 year old earned the honor after winning first prize in Frederick County with his Food-N Fun project and placing at the state conference in Baltimore.
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Dwight Smith
Jefferson
National Youthpower Congress
Chicago
I. Smith
Charles C. Smith
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Young Farm Bureau
Philip Schrodel
Charles Schrodel
Reich
Ford Road
Schrodel
Smith
Youthpower
Johnsons Travels Cloaked In Secrecy
President Johnson moved through Florida with unusual secrecy during an overnight tour with no advance notice of departure time or place from Miami. An Army helicopter escorted the presidential limousine on a Miami Beach drive with two security men in an open door, hovering about 75 feet away.
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Miami
Fla
Johnson
Florida
Miami Beach
State Youthpower Conference delegates named for national congress
Dwight C. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Smith of Jefferson was named one of four state delegates to the National Youthpower Congress to be held in April in Chicago. Philip Schrodel, Projects participant and second place Frederick County Youthpower winner, is pictured with him along with county Youthpower leader William Schrodel viewing the Daily Food Guide display at the state conference in Baltimore.
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Dwight C. Smith
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
Chicago
Baltimore
Philip Schrodel
Frederick County
Schrodel
Charles Schrodel
Reichs Ford Road
William Schrodel
Cambridge Food Aid Eases Racial Tension In Maryland
Governor Tawes announced an agreement with the federal government to ship surplus food to Cambridge. The move, driven by Sen. Daniel Brewster and Gen. George Gelston after consults with Negro leaders, bypassed Dorchester County officials who had refused prior requests for aid. Shipments were expected next week as welfare and the National Guard arranged a certified distribution plan.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Cambridge
Daniel B. Brewster
Dorchester County
George B. Gelston
Washington
Sen. Brewster
Department of Agriculture
Guv Tawes
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Howard P. Davis
State Department of Welfare
Maryland National Guard
Whett Freeman
Tawes' Man May Stop Race Trouble in Princess Anne
A Tawes representative met Princess Anne businessmen to quell racial demonstrations and violence after clashes between state troopers and students near Maryland State College. Thomas Simpkins, brother of Maryland Secretary of State Lloyd Simpkins, said efforts aim to resolve the tense situation in the 1300 resident town. A curfew for under 21s remained in effect following Wednesday night clashes at the college.
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Princess Anne
Gov
Tawes
Thomas Simpkins
Maryland
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Somerset County
Maryland General Assembly
Rogers C B
Morton
Alexander G. Jones
George Davidson
Sanford seeks reform of motor fuel fee share in Maryland
In Annapolis Sen John L Sanford proposes changing the 17 year old split of motor vehicle fees. Counties argue for a larger share while Baltimore City would lose. The bill would adjust distribution amid talks to raise the gasoline tax from 6 to 7 cents. The state would retain any extra revenue.
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Annapolis
John L. Sanford
Worcester
Baltimore City
Maryland
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R-Md
Secretary of State
Food-N-Fun
National Food Conference Association
Extension Service
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