Open Line Letters Question Congress on Rails and Housing
A district column invites readers to send letters to the U.S. House member. It covers a rail passenger bill for retired railroad employees, a schedule of upcoming district tours, Carson City silver dollars sale timing, SBA support for small business investment companies, and housing cost trends with Maryland and U.S. median values in 1960 and 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington
D.C
House Commerce Committee
US. Treasury
Carson City
Treasury
Small Business Administration
Banking & Currency Committee
Maryland
U.S
Gmeiner Named Superintendent at Montrose School for Girls
Leonard F. Gmeiner, with near 18 years in juvenile delinquency work, will lead the Montrose School for Girls in Reisterstown as superintendent starting January 12 1972. He replaces Ronald J. Blake who becomes assistant director of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen L. Wolfe
Sabillasville
Maryland State Department of Juvenile Services
Robert C. Hilson
Leonard F. Gmeiner
Montrose School For Girls
Reisterstown
Gmeiner
Victor Cullen
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown Junior College
LeSalle College
Western Maryland College
Temple University
Loyola College
Ronald J. Blake
Department of Juvenile Services
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Frederick
Manahan
Civic Association
Francis M. Manahan
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Franklin H. Foreman
Charles S. Stone Jr
Great Lakes Naval Base
Ilinois
Foreman
Earl L. Foreman
RFD 1
Sjamsville
U.S.S. Ranger
Frederick High School
U.S.5
Ranger
F.P.O
San Francisco
Cal
Stone
Charles S. Stone Sr
E. Church St
Philadelphia
John Martin
Seaboard
State Farm Insurance Companies
Martin
State Farm
Ohio
West Virginia
John
West Virginia University
Leta
Rick
Walkersville High School
Routzahn
Sutton
Yster
Routzahn’'S
Rey
Funbonnet
Toni
Madcap
Prospect Shopping Center
Jefferson ST
Deoples Service
Frederick Shopping Center
West 7Th Street
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