Montgomery officials rise in state and local posts
The Montgomery area saw two former county officials and a Gleason aide advance to higher posts. Robert T. Carty becomes acting chief administrative officer of Montgomery County, replacing William Hussmann who moved to Prince George's County. Carty, a 1968 appointee, holds a 1970 George Washington University masters in government administration. State appointments went to William Sher and John P. Hewitt, with Hewitt becoming deputy director of Maryland energy policy and Sher serving as a governor liaison at a $25,396 salary.
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Gleason
Robert T. Carty
Montgomery
Carty
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
William H. Hussmann
Prince Georges County
Hussmann
George Washington University
Rockville
Blair Lee II
William Sher
John P. Hewitt
Sdamae Garrett
Hewitt
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Maryland
Sher
County Council
Frederick FCC hosts All Area Photography Seminar
Frederick Community College presents its second annual All Area Photography Seminar featuring five speakers including Milton Cohen and J. Rolfe Castleman. The all day program includes demos on 35mm cameras color prints and close up nature photography with an $5 lunch-included fee and advance registration.
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Frederick Community College
J. Rolfe Castleman
FCC
Milton T. Cohen
Cohen
Vincent Brown
Brown
Castleman
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy Color Labs
George Gardner
Frederick Camera Club
Voter Registration By Mail Bill Introduced In House
Legislation in the Maryland House proposes statewide mail registration. Sponsor Del. Charles Krysiak notes the plan would expand existing county rules to Howard Prince Georges and Montgomery counties and potentially include Frederick County. Delphey states no local measures will proceed until the state bill outcome.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Del
Charles J. Krysiak
Baltimore
House Constitutional and Public Law Committee
Howard
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Frederick County
Julien Delphey
Delphey backs tax relief measure in Maryland
Annapolis Delphey joins Prince Georges and Anne Arundel colleagues as co-sponsors of House Bill 58 to pause residential assessment increases for one year and cap annual rises at six percent. The bill, assigned to Ways and Means, would also allow up to 50 percent of dwelling improvements to be added to assessments during or after the moratorium, taking effect June 1.
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Annapolis
Del
Julien P. Delphey
Frederick County
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel County
Charles S. Blumenthal
Delphey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mrs. Bertha Long Honored At 80th Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Bertha Long of Frederick was guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner at Millies Restaurant on January fifth as she turned 80. Attending were her five children and numerous relatives, including her brother Howard Gerrick and many Long family members. A money tree and two birthday cakes capped the celebration. several relatives sent gifts.
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Bertha Long
Frederick
Millie’s
Overturned Vehicle Halts Traffic on U S 40
Westbound traffic on U S 40 at Sycamore Flats stopped for about 10 minutes as a crane righted heavy equipment that rolled off a flatbed. Dulin of Baltimore faced charges for unsafe load after the chains snapped. Crane owned by John H. Martin & Sons arrived to upright the machinery.
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B&o
U.S. 40
Sycamore Flats
John H. Martin & Sons, Inc
Susan Nicol
Tfe
D. R. Bartgis
Robert Dulin
Baltimore
Dulin
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Ruth W. Johnson
James P. Gleason
John M. Crapster
Ft. Detrick
Department of the Army
Navy
Pacific
Taneytown
Caroline Etzler
U.S
Squire
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Jessie Hilderbrand
Aus
Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda
N. Washington Street
Tuckerman Lane
Potomac
Aspen Wall
Georgia Avenue
Wheaton
Grove Hill Rd
Georgetown
Mrs. Long
Eugene Long
Suffolk
Bob Shuff
Sandy Springs
Frederick Towne
Everly’s
Hawaii
United Airlines
Boyer Travel Agence: Inc
E. Church St. Call
K. and B. Pump Company
Frederick, Md
Ray Keyser
Chester Blank
Eyerly's
Everly's
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