TV System Planned State Education Board Asks For $900,000
The State Board of Education asked Gov. Tawes and the General Assembly for nearly 900 thousand dollars to start a statewide educational television system. The plan includes a transmitting station in the Baltimore area, interconnections with regional systems, and leasing of equipment from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The board also authorized regional vocational centers and the Advisory Committee on Vocational Education, pending next steps.
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Baltimore
State Board of Education
Tawes
General Assembly
Washington County
University of Maryland
Baltimore Junior College
WETA
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telehone Co
C&p
Richard K McKay
Division of Research and Development
State Department of Education
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Advisory
Edward F. Dennison
Clayton Russell
Mildred J. Seaborne
Henry B. Kimmy
Alfred C. O'Connell
Bel Air
Wilson C Raver
Maryland State Teachers Association
Raver
Montgomery County Roads Break Records in 1962 Construction
Road and street construction in Montgomery County last year reached 40.5 miles at a cost of 7.66 million. An extra 18 miles received bituminous resurfacing. The county plans 9.58 million for 1963 and a public safe program includes two multi level parking garages with 430 off street spaces.
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Montgomery County
Joseph C. Kordella
Department of Public Works
Fog Causes Massive Maryland Accident Chain Reaction
Dense morning fog triggered a chain of crashes across Maryland on Wednesday injuring several people. A school bus collided with another vehicle amid a long expressway tie up near the harbor tunnel exit as trucks and cars rammed into each other in heavy traffic.
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Roland Joyner
Hyattsville
St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Harford County
Bel Air High School
Grace Walter
Fallston
Rudolph Harman
Harford Memorial Hospital
Christa Gardner
Maryland
Harbor Tunnel
West German Cabinet discusses four power commission for Germany
The West German Cabinet met in Berlin to press for a four power commission by the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union to pursue German reunification. Chancellor Ludwig Erhard presided with 18 of 20 ministers attending.
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Berlin
Bonn
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
British Nuclear Container Fails Test
A British designed container for nuclear materials failed a fire test at San dia laboratory during an international symposium in Albuquerque. The container withstood up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit while the non nuclear contents ignited at 1900 degrees. Tests assessed safety for transport with additional drops and rail car impacts planned.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Sandia Laboratory
Sandia
Atomic Energy Commission and
Sandia Corp
Civil Air Patrol
Radar system eases Hamburg traffic congestion
Radar devices at a busy Hamburg intersection measure vehicle count speed and length via antennas and cable to a computer. The system selects among six programs every five minutes to decide how long the light stays green in each direction, aiming to unsnarl traffic.
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Germany
McGraw- Hill
Hamburg
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J. M. Johnson and Sons
Lnnonville
Mt. Airy
Frederick Cooperative Commerce St
Frederick
Middletown Valley Co-Op
Middletown
Woodsburry Cooperative
Woodsboro
MT. Airy Cooperative
Mtt. Airy
Carl Appels
Allentown
John Eisenhauer
N. Market St
Athe
Kelloggs
Sede
Old Virginia
Dori
Briggs
Wah
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