Danae Promotes Officers And Directors At Meeting
Danae Real Estate Investment Corporation announces Murray W. Decatur as Vice President and Richard P. Fellenz as Assistant Treasurer. John Roper joins the Board of Directors alongside W H Roper who brings Washington Gas Light Company ties and multiple development roles. Decatur also serves as Vice President and Chief Appraiser at Columbia Federal Savings and Loan. Fellenz joined Danae in 1967 after working in real estate, construction, and CPA firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danae Real Estate Investment Corporation
Murray W. Decatur
Richard P. Fellenz
John Roper
H. W. Roper
Washington Gas Light Company
Danac
Gas
Mr. Roper
Northeast Industrial Development Association
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Industrial Development Association
American Industrial Development Council
Washington Board of Trade
Danae
Columbia Federal Savings and Loan Association
Decatur
Washington
American Institute of Appraisers
Washington Board of Lealtors
CPA
Mr. Fellenz
Benjamin Franklin University
Police Probe Two Area Breaks At School Hall
City detectives investigate two break ins on Sunday at South Frederick School and Winchester Hall. Entry at the school involved window openings and ransacking the principal’s office and cafeteria, while Winchester Hall saw a window removal with a small amount of cash and pets taken from vending machines. Health department and extension service offices were also ransacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Frederick School
Winchester Hall
Health Department
Extension Service
Tawes Accepted Invitation to Dover Reception Honors Governor
Former Maryland Governor Millard Tawes of Marve land accepted an invitation to a Dover reception honoring Governor Charles Terry of Delaware. Terry leaves office on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Millard Tawes
Marveland
Charles
Terry
Delaware
Montgomery Teachers Win Salary Increases
Montgomery County teachers win a salary package totaling 11.6 million dollars for 10 month pay, with base pay rising to 6900 dollars. The agreement covers about 6100 teachers and 500 administrators but awaits ratification by the Delegate Assembly and School Board. Fiscal notes warn of higher taxes and potential strain from 5000 additional students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery County Education Association
Julius West
John Facilla
MCA
dl+ nest
Hamer
O. Elseroad
Delegate Assembly
County Council
Facilla
Maryland
O Hair Opens Center of Atheism in Austin
Mrs. Madalyn Murray O’Hair who won a Supreme Court ruling against school prayer opens a Centre of Atheism in Austin. The Society of Separationists issued the announcement signed by her husband Richard O’Hair as director and trustee. The center claims to be the first of its kind in the United States and will produce radio shows newsletters and other educational material for national distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Madalyn Murray O'llair
Society of Separationists
O'Hair
Richard O'hair
United States
Education Board Meets In Carrell
The Board of Education of Carrell Counts will meet Wednesday at 9 AM in the Board offices. On the agenda are December minutes, financial statements for December, personnel items, and school facilities items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board O Education of
Carrell Counts
OAM
Board of Education
Nature Rebels At Transplants SHOLDIS NOTRE
In Year Two of human heart transplants the world watches as 97 procedures in 12 months across 16 countries show mixed results. Rejection remains the main hurdle, with advice to improve tissue matching and immune suppression while exploring artificial hearts and cross-species donations to ease shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southfrica
Alton Beabeslee
Nature
Grey
Les
Maimonides Hospital
Brooklyn
Ileaves
Adrian Kantrowitz
Christiaan Barnard
Louis Washhansky
Cape Town
Nareman F Shumway
Stanford University
David Slume
Richard Lower
Medical College of Virginia
Kantrowitz
Barnard
Israel
Philip Blaiberg
Denton Cooley
Houston
Tex
National Heart Institute
Shullway
Blaiberg
Noon
SUI
Cattle Die From Disease. U.S. Loss Estimated at 10 Percent
Veterinarians estimate annually about ten percent of U S cattle die from disease, costing at least two million dollars nationwide. The figure reflects a conservative industry outlook on herd health and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Intelligence guides better health choices for men
A concise message urges men to use regular doctor check ups and rely on prompt courteous prescription service to protect health, contrasting human reason with reckless behavior.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spiro T. Agnew
Marvin Mandel
Eft
Agnew
Mandel
Tawes
Montgomery
Ayrshire
County Ayr
Scotland
Atheism Center
Education Board
Carrell
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market St
Maytag
Hotpoint
BUDDY
St. Frederick
Lave Menay
Farmers Supply CO
Delaval Milkers
Delaval
Idea
Monument
South Carroll St. Frederick
Baltimore Blvd
Westminster
Lewistown
Sprederick
Mad
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Pharmacist
Mercers Rexall Drug Store
N. Market St
C & P Telephone Company of