Tawes Backs Plan Amid Maryland Reapportionment Debate
Governor Tawes signals support for one of two reapportionment bills in Maryland. He favors a plan subject to approval by Sens. Pine and Northrop and Del. Hess, with counties gaining delegates but the Senate seat count unchanged. He also weighs teacher pay raises and four-year funding as finances permit.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
William C. Walsh
Cumberland
Walsh
Sens
James A. Pine
Balte County
Edward S. Northrop
D-Montand
del. W.dale Hess
Baltimore
Prince Georges
Montgom
Anne Arundel
Cnard
Howard
Charles
St. Marys
House
M S. Raver
Sec
Maryland States Association
Taues
Senate
Leacer
Gordon Dears
Boone
The
Maryland Beer and Wine Tax Bill Sparks House Debate
A proposed bill by seven delegates would raise wine tax from 2 to 3 cents per gallon and beer tax from 3 to cents per gallon to generate about 3.3 million dollars yearly for local governments. Backers argue it eases property tax burden while keeping Maryland beer tax still lower than neighboring states.
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House
George K. Hocker
Dels
Charles M. Moore
D-Harford
Joseph H. McElwee
Washington
Thomas R. O'Farrell
D-Carroll
James Clark Jr
Howard
Charles H. Smelser
William MM. Houck
D-Frederick
Elroy G. Boyer
Maryland
Lovettsville Community Notes Heavy on Local Visits and Happenings
Mary Johnson remains a patient at Loudoun County Hospital for treatment. Rev and Mrs Stanley Brown hosted Mt Olivet Methodist church members at Waterford with program by Louie Ridgeway and several Fleming Johnson and Ridgeway participants. Numerous names listed for refreshments follow. T W I Warner hospitalized at Sibley in Washington for treatment after ambulance transfer. Margaret Cain of Purcellville out for dinner with Lena Hess. Charl ie Shomaker visited family in Richland Acres. Roxie Johnson and Betsy Hough visited Bedford Johnson in Brookview on Sunday. New Jerusalem Lutheran Sunday School held a supper meeting. Junior Aid Society to meet Thursday at Mrs John Lemp. Earl Weatherly ill with cold and flu after delayed Union Station transfer forced overnight stay. Bland Memorial contest set for February 13 at Lovellsville PTA. Clifton Shumaker moved from EL Suood Rust farm to Ernest Everhart farm. Pierce Hatcher family from near Sterling visited A L Hatchers. Roscoe Fox attended funeral of her father Henry Walter Mullenay in Bluegrass, VA. he was 83 with 10 children, 32 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren.
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John Keister
Lovettsville
Mary Johnson
Loudoun County
Stanley Brown
Mt. Olivet Methodist. Church
W.sc. S
Waterford
Louie Ridgeway
Leona Fleming
Katherine, Johnson
Jeanette Fleming
Virginia Nelson
Shirley Ridgeway
Leona, Fleming
Louise Ridgeway
Elizabeth Riley
Lydia Cooper
Katherine Johnson
Louise Mentzer
Phyllis Ridgeway
Wilma Deener
Margie Arnold
T. W. I. Warner
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Margaret Cain
Purcellville
Lena Hess
Charlie Shomaker
Charles Shomaker
Richland Acres
Sterling
Roxie Johnson
Betty Jean Hough
Bedford Johnson
Brookview
Johnson
New Jerusalem Lutheran Sunday School
Ernest Everhart
Pierce Hatcher
A. L. Hatcher
Roscoe Fox
Henry Walter Mullenay
Bhuegrass
Mullenax
Farmers Meet Ends Split on Farm Policy and Prices
Washington AP report details a 452 member Kennedy era farmers conference that ends divided over boosting farm income and government roles. Leaders agree on stronger bargaining power but disagree on specific government action and policy steps. The meeting underscored discontent with current economic conditions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Mos
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Farmers seek less government in agriculture amid subsidy debate
The American Farm Bureau Federation and cattlemen urged minimal government role in farming while the Farmers Union demanded government assistance to adjust production to raise prices. Newsom of the National Grange proposed a general government supported program where producers regulate output to gain fair returns without subsidies. The Washington Monument pyramidion weighs 300 tons.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Organized Cattlemen
Cattlemen
Charles B. Shuman
Farm Bureau
Patton
Farmers Union
el D. Newsom
National Grange
Private Clubhouse Destroyed By Fire At Crystal Beach
Fire destroyed a three story clubhouse at Crystal Beach a privately owned resort on the Magethy River eight miles north of Annapolis. Ten fire companies fought the blaze at the remodeled frame farmhouse an adjoining pavilion was saved with only damage. The building was unoccupied and no injuries reported. Dense weather hampered efforts and the cause was not immediately determined.
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Annapolis
Crystal Beach
Magethy River
Napolis
Yoman
Rasters
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Jerry Kreiger
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Woodbridge
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Arlington
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