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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1969

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2

Maryland Tax on Dividends Applies Starting 1965 Opinion

State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein notes Maryland taxpayers must include in 1968 returns dividends from national banks and domestic corporations in their Maryland taxable income. Attorney General opinion states state income tax applies to dividends received on or after January 1, 1965. Domestic banks and trust companies included.

Louis L. Goldstein Maryland General Assembly of Mary Comptroller

Pupils Raise Money To Keep Providence High Open

At Providence High School in New Lenox Illinois 557 students and families raised nearly $30000 and pledges to stave off a shutdown for at least three to five years The effort prompted Bishop Romeo Oblanchette to announce the school would remain open amid a 90000 deficit Teachers and parents organized events from a New Year Eve dance to a fashion show dinner dance and car wash Donations came from Catholics and non Catholics nationwide including gifts up to 1000 from several states

New Lusoa New Lenox Ilinois Providence High School Romeo Oblanchette Joliet Jean Clemens Providence Associated Press Walnut Creek Calif Ganekesh Wis

Dean's List Announced By Frederick Community College

College administrators announced the Dean's List for the first semester. Readers see a mix of perfect A students and those earning 3.0 or higher. Names include Ronald S Brown Edward E Tuffington Timothy L Carenon Linda M Cappeluti and many others with various GPAs from 2.75 to 4.42.

Rederickh Community College Carol A. McKinney Renate Meorg Marius Qinimanecs Angella R. Reckey Ronald S. Brown Edward E. Tuffington Timothy L. Carenon Linda M. Cappeluti Jinda K. Carmack Rose Ann Chwastyk Linda A. Conaway Ruth E. Conrad William Critchley Susan H. Padeley Robert Munk Kathy A. Gladhill Timothy I. Hawthorn Paul >. Jenkins Mary C, Marshall Martly Kh. Martin Dixie J Miller Pam *G Powell Sharon Ramstare Linda 5 Sell Lynn A Shadel Susan J Slagle Ruth Stier Su‘aan EF Lover Susan L Taylor Dhavajjal Teal Gary FE Wikehide Cara J Wilfong Linda D Woodworth Tants C Little Jacneth Nowak Pegey Warfield

A Birthday Is Something To Cheer About

New York AP columnist WAL BOYLE reflects on turning 58 with humor and humility. He questions wheel chair jokes, praises small dignity of a stout cane, and notes that surviving another year in a risky world is a minor achievement worth notice.

Wal Boyle New York

Two Jurors Picked In Shaw Case

New Orleans AP report notes financial realities shaped jury selection in the Clay Shaw trial over a JFK assassination conspiracy. Two jurors, Vin Mason and Oliver Schultz, were seated after proving open minded. others were dismissed mostly for pay during jury service.

New Orleans Clay Shaw John F. Kennedy Criminal District Court Edward A. Haggerty Jr Shaw Garrison Kennedy Dallas Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald New Oreleans Ievin Mason Oliver M. Schultz

Poseidon Missile Misfire Off Cape Kennedy

At Cape Kennedy Florida a Poseidon missile veered off course during a test Tuesday night. Seventeen seconds after launch the first stage failed and the range safety officer ordered its destruction. Flaming wreckage fell into the Atlantic about three miles offshore with secondary explosions. A fragment landed on a nearby racetrack area. Navy officials say earlier Poseidon tests were successful. The missile is designed to carry up to ten nuclear warheads.

Cape Kennedy Fla Atlantic Ocean Navy

Canadians Alarmed By Brain Drain Invasion

Canadians worry about a brain drain as half of university professors come from outside the country especially the United States. U.S. texts influence courses and American literature dominates at Waterloo and Simon Fraser. Expansion of higher education in 1961 67 fueled imported faculty. Experts warn against foreign domination while critics call for Canadian staffing rules. Two Canadian students abroad condemn the shift. Frank Milligan calls it a fading threat limited to new schools.

Ottaws Canada United States U.S Toronto Globe and Mail Globe and Mail Simon Fraser University Vancouver Waterloo University Amricans W. G. Thorburn Queen's University R. \. Crichton Durham College Cornell University Frank Milligan The Canada Council

Retired Johnson Cook Aboard White House Ties

A former Johnson Cook who served under President Johnson retires from government service. His ex-host Steward J C Teopoldo T. Ogano, a Navy veteran of 22 years, leaves his final post at Philadelphia Naval Hospital to start a barber career.

Johnson J.C Teopoldo T. Ogano Philadelphia Naval Hospital Ozann

Elephant Promotes Birth Control in Indian Village Parade

A 29s female elephant named Lal Tikon tours 560000 villages in India to advocate family planning. The animal travels about 20 miles daily, symbolized by a red triangle on her forehead and banners on her sides, distributing information and subsidized contraception to rural residents. organizers note increased sterilization volunteers and government support.

Fal Piha Inedia Lal Tikon

Adelaide Woodwind Quintet to Perform at Shepherd College

The Ade laide Woodwind Quintet travels from University of Adelaide to Shepherd College for a Public Performances in Reynolds Hall at 8:00 p m Tuesday January 28. The five member group includes David Cubbin Trenel and Gabor Reeves among others and will feature Australian and international repertoire with no admission charge.

Adelaide Shepherd College Danuag 2H University of Adelaide Australia Thutist David Cubbin Trenel Staley Pry Thomas Wightman Juntary Czechoslovakia Gabor Reeves Jimi ‘Landbydeck Reynolds Hall

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