New York 25 Year Club sparks jest and jabs in offices
In a New York scene a 25 Year Club meant to boost morale is mocked by younger workers as a “Desperation Society.” A gallery of characters such as Mossback Myron and Opportunistic Otto lampoon long service with wit, while Beall runs again for Maryland Senate.
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Wall Street History Is Made at Dow Crosses 800
New York AP reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 800 for the first time, rising 3.10 to 800.14. The milestone follows earlier 700, 600, and 500 benchmarks, with vigorous late rally and wide low-priced stock activity cited as boosting the market.
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Implied Consent Bill Defeated in Maryland House
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland House of Delegates defeated the implied consent bill that would suspend a driver's license without a hearing if a chemical test for drunken driving was refused. By 80 to 48 the floor vote echoed a Judiciary Committee rejection 16 to 13 after an hour of debate amid fears the measure threatened civil liberties.
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Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Notice
Marriage licenses listed include Vernon C. Wiles 19 Thurmont and Mary Jane Wachter 18 New Market. Frank L. Bowersox III 23 Reno Nevada and Sandra Kay Hartman 20 Harrisburg Pa. Robert L E Fream 22 Taneytown and Connie O Long 19 Thurmont. Property deed recorded for Arthur Strube Sr. and wife to George W Furry and wife City. In court records Joe Vernon Stone vs Evelyn Virginia Stone for absolute divorce. Charlotte Leokada Pencola vs Walter Joseph Pencola for partial divorce with alimony pendente lite and counsel fee.
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Steers Weighs Run for Congressman At Large
Newton I Steers Jr, who withdrew from the Senate race last week, said he is not out of politics and is considering a bid for Congressman At Large. He previously ran for Congress At Large and carried Frederick County and Western Maryland Sixth District but lost state wide to Carlton R Sickles. An atomic research fund head and former advisor to the...
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Maryland Districts Court Ruling Sparks Primaries Delay Talk
A Baltimore field report notes the Atomic Energy Commission and Congressman Sickles but focuses on Maryland’s districting issue. The Court decision on population equality fuels talk of postponed party primaries as Maryland lawmakers have yet to act. Also included are Morgan State College’s $50,000 Doris Duke grant for a programmed learning lab aiding students from deprived backgrounds.
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Tax Break Voted For Farmers
ANNAPOLIS AP The Senate voted Friday to grant farmers the same tax break as manufacturers by exempting tools and machinery from state property tax. Senator Harry R. Hughes noted the move effectively excludes manufacturers from the state tax, arguing taxation must be uniform. A taxation committee headed by Hughes recommended wholesale exemption.
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Del Virts Explains Vote On State Dog
Del C Clifton Virts D Frederick explains his vote as the House sends to the Senate a bill naming the Chesapeake Bay Retriever the official Maryland state dog. Virts, who is blind, is accompanied by his seeing eye dog on the floor, joking that the dog has his foot in his mouth.
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Plane lands safely after gear trouble near Boston
A Northeast Boston Airlines DC6 flying from New York to Portland Maine diverted to a foam covered runway after reports of landing gear trouble. The craft circled the city for nearly three hours before landing. All 25 passengers were bused to the terminal for safety checks. The incident occurred February 2 as authorities responded to an alert about gear status.
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