New Motor Vehicle Laws Take Effect in Maryland
Maryland enacts several new motor vehicle measures effective July 1. The Bumper Bill requires crashworthy front and rear protection for cars built after 1973. New license tags may carry six characters for a 25 dollar annual fee. The MVA becomes central filer for vehicle liens in Glen Burnie. The bills cover uninsured motorist fault hearings, exhaust smoke control, chemical-test notices, shared state highway laws on private property, and allowed slow moving animal drawn vehicles with symbols in Worcester County.
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Margaret Schweinhaut
State Motor Vehicle Administration
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Supreme Court
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Harford
Kent
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Wicomic
Worcester County
Thomas Praises Rejection of Md. Drug Study
State Senator Edward P. Thomas applauded Dr. Solomon’s decision to reject a 14 week 178000 study of Maryland’s drug abuse problems by an outside firm. Thomas argued funds should fund methadone treatment for hard core addicts and take direct action to control the issue.
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Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Carroll
Neil Solomon
State Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene
Maryland
Frederick
Carroll
FSK American Legion Installs New Officers At July Meeting
The Francis Scott Key Post jns American Legion installed officers at a July 6 meeting at the Post home before a large audience including Auxiliary members and guests. Commander Milton A. Frank Jr presided and awarded 100 percent honors to the Post and adjutant. New officers include Edgar Spurrier as commander and Russell Sherman as first and second vice commanders. Spurrier urged members to “Be a player, not a spectator” as the Post enters a new decade and awaits further appointments.
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Jns American Legion
Post
Milton A. Frank ,Jr
Shirley Erich
Auxiliary
Gordon Reese
North Central District
Rick Wilson
Jack Weidman
Bob Sykes
Edgar R. Spurrier
J. Thomas
Senators Broadcast Schedule Midweek Baseball Tie
WMHI AM 1370 announces Senators baseball schedule July 6 to July 11 with a 1 25 p m game featuring the Washington Senators against the Detroit Tigers as part of the weekday lineup.
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Senators
Detroit Tigers
Telephone Workers Rally in Baltimore Supports Better Contract
Frederick's Communications Workers of America members will attend a rally in Cameo Hall Baltimore at 1 p m Saturday to press for improved working conditions and a better contract. The rally precedes a proposed telephone workers strike set for July 14. Local CWA President Dorsey Baumgardner said the local backs the rally to push for renewed negotiations.
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Communications Workers of America
Baltimore
Cameo Hall
CWA
Dorsey Baumgardner
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