Tawes Rebuffed On MVC Merit System Request
Maryland Governor Tawes failed to win support for extending the merit system to the motor vehicle commissioner. The House Ways and Means Committee voted 20 to 5 against a favorable report, keeping the focus on direct gubernatorial accountability and merit protections.
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George Bowen Bannapolis
Tawes
House
Ways and Means
Maryland Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Sayins
Maryland
John R. Jewell
Kent County
Wars and Means
Carlton R. Stickles
D-Prince Georges
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
Ways and Means Committee
Boone
del. Egbert R. Quinn
Somerset
Maryland Industries
Senate Finance
Martin Co
Fairchild Enge
Westing
Bouse
Judiciary Committees
Jonjess
Iit
Witch
State Association of County Commissioners
Legislatie Council
Louis Goldstein
Carbon Hostesses Senate
Della
D-Balto Tth
Murder conviction reported in Cecil County case
Cletis Edward Taylor, 34, of Elkton was found guilty of first degree murder by a Cecil County Circuit Court jury in the December shooting of taxi driver James De Cara. Judge E Rollins poised to sentence Taylor on Thursday as prosecutors seek stiff punishment. Legislative notes include a bill on leaving bodies to science and a tax issue for Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp lobbyists.
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Elkton, Md
Cletis Edward Taylor
Elkton
Cecil County Circus
Taylor
James de Cara
de Cara
de Cava
E . Rollins
Holstein Awards Honor Top Local Breeders at Winter Meeting
The Maryland Holstein Freisian Association awarded three leading area breeders at the Venice Restaurant near Hagerstown. Kingstead Farms won for best lifetime milk and butterfat with Kingstead Vamalo Johanna, produced 205335 pounds of milk and 6592 pounds of butterfat. Irvington Farms earned top lifetime milk and butterfat by Irvington Proud Zandra with 25245 pounds of milk and 89 pounds of butterfat in 1960. Kepler William C Kepler of Murdletown received the highest yearly butterfat award for Huriwood Butterway Royal with 22085 pounds of milk and 1072 pounds of butterfat in 1960. Officers named include William I King as president and Howard C Barker as secretary.
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Maryland Holstein-Freisian Association
Venice
U. S. 40
Haggerstown
Kingstead Farms
Clarksburg
Kingstead
Bowman Brothers
Gaithersburg
Irvngton Farms
Holstemm Cou
Irvington
Zandra
Kepler Wiliam C Kepler
Murdle
Town
Huriwood Butterway Royal
William I. ‘King
Montgomery County
Howard C. Barker
Frederick
Sec
Holstein-Friesian Association Elects New Leaders
Allie Messer becomes president replacing King. Olin Davis Jr. becomes vice president. Donnell reelected treasurer. A Doty Remsburg succeeds Barker as secretary. New directors include Edwin Fry Irvin Horst Charles Smith and William Riggs Jr. About 100 attend five hour meeting with trophies donated by local firms and a keynote by Dean Cairns after a national 4H judging team achievement.
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A. Doty Remsburg
Jefferson
Barker
Holstein-Friesian Association
Edwin Co. Fry
Chestertown
Irvin Horst
Clear Spring
Charles Smith
White Hall
William V. Riggs Jr
Centerville
Bowman Brothers
Purina Dealers of Maryland
The
Farmers Cooperative Association
Ancient Egyptian cargo vessels need hawser support in judging
A judge notes ancient Egyptian Holstein style vessels in a South American contest were fragile and required a strong twisted hawser fed from bow to stern for support, highlighting maritime craftsmanship and risk during the event.
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Egypt
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University of Maryland
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School of Agriculture of Maryland University
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Middletown
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West Frederick
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