Roy Sigler lands Bates College coaching break for one year
Roy Sigler, star All-America soccer player from Middletown, reveals in a letter that his Bates College contract may become permanent after moving from Frederick County schools. He notes the team finished 7-3-1, nearly earning an NCAA playoff berth, and credits athletic director Dr Floyd Lux and mentor Ken Babcock for supporting his transition.
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Roy Sigler
Middletown
Sigler
Frederick County
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Floyd Lux
Dr Lux
Bates
Frostburg
Tye
Ken Babcock
Roy
Seleded
All New England
Colby
Ligier
Inmate Stabbed at Maryland House of Correction
Vernon Burton Palmer a 43 year old inmate from Jamaica New York serving a narcotics sentence was stabbed in the chest after leaving the prison dining room. Palmer was reported in satisfactory condition and transported to University Hospital Baltimore for chest wound treatment.
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Jessup
House of Correction
Vernon Burton Palmer
Jamaica
Palmer
University Hospital
Baltimore
Thurmont Plans Interim Zoning Start By Monday
Thurmont town plans interim zoning to bridge to a full master plan. Planning Commission approved the interim regulations on February 12 after public hearings. A new Board of Appeals will operate with interim zoning. The commission will meet March 25 to study subdivision rules and draft planning policies. Ralph Kercheval, former football star, trains horses for financier Robert Lehman.
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Thurmont
Town Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Arthur B. Hatton
Town Commissioners
Board of Appeals
William Leckamy
George Campbell
Ernest Tressault
Ralph Kercheval
Robert Lehman
Jobless Pay Increase Approved in Maryland Senate
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate approved a bill by 26-2 to raise the maximum weekly unemployment benefit from 38 to 46 dollars and cut employer taxes by about 4.4 dollars per employee annually. The plan would cost roughly 53 million dollars each year in benefits. Senator Robert P. Dean supported the measure.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
Derr
Sens
Robert P. Dean
Lawmakers Clash Over Benefit Changes In Debate
Queen Annes and John A. Derr voted against the changes as Dean warned that benefits can create laziness and some county recipients won’t work. Senator Frederick C. Malkus backed the move, saying it would raise benefits for the deserving while reducing taxes and tighten qualification rules to cut off those who won’t work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Annes
John A. Derr
Unemployment Reserve Fund Grows Sharply Since 1961
The article notes legislative action in 1962 and reports the unemployment reserve fund rising from 53.4 million dollars in 1961 to 114 million dollars, indicating a sizable increase in reserves and potential policy implications. The figures highlight fiscal prudence and funding capacity for unemployment benefits.
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Army
Aircraft Armaments Inc
Cockeysville
Seaboard
Seaboard Finance Company
West Patrick St
Alliance Industrial Finance
Lymouth Belvedere
St. Fransmission
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Arthur
Joe) Strube
Emory L. Carmack
Robert L. Hooper
Plymouth
L. W. Auto Sales
Walkersville
Miller’s
Beauty
North Market Street
Ford
CAR Discount Enterprise
South Street
Jefferson Street
Allis
Lawson Motor
Rambler
New Market, Md
the News
Warfield
E. Patrick S. MO
Tax Service
George Carter, JR
Biggs Avenue
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
DeLaval
New Idea Farm Machinery
Monument
Carroll St
Beraing
Service International
Oldsmobile
Fae
Balta Qual Area
Mt. Airy Builders & Contractors, Inc
Mt. Airy
Plymoutt
Brive
DR. Savoy
Cadillac EL Dorado Cpe
Chevrolet
COM
R&h
P.S
Reh
Fordo
Falcon Futura Tudor HT
Eng. Ltd
Falcor DLX
Mp., Ltd
Parkwood Forder
Corvair
Forder
Falcon
VSS
A Eo Motor Company
Cee
Mercury
Studebaker
Crouse Ford Sales
Taneytown
Chrysler
THE
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Segan
Fordomate
Chevretet
Jargside
Poalac
Chen
Ridgeville, MD
BUICK
E. Patrick St
COMET
Mercury Montclair
Mercomatic
Imoyer
North Market St
Arcade
R.eh
R &H
Volvo
Tempest
Chev. Corvair Cpe
R.&h
Conv
Bel Air
Ats R & HM
Re & He
Renn Pontiac
E Sixth St
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