New Interpretation of Working Relationship with Deaf School
A joint statement from the Maryland State Department of Education and the Maryland School for the Deaf outlines a new working relationship. It emphasizes cooperation among agencies to educate deaf and hard of hearing children, with the school retaining autonomy while sharing resources and professional services. Regular visits by state educators, consultant roles, information exchange, and joint planning aim to expand opportunities and accessibility for residents and day students.
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State Board of Education
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf
Gistement
Ent of Education
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Bard
School For the Deaf
Charles E. Moylan
State Department Ofl
Education
State Department
State Department of Education
Wendell D. Allen
Maryland
Ccess
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Allen
Moylan
Charles McC. Mathias
Ambrosen
Pullen
D. W. Zimmerman
Defense appropriation bill debated amid security concerns
Representative DeWitt of Maryland reports on House passage of the Defense Appropriation bill. He notes Republicans sought to restore cuts in aircraft, missiles, research, and Army maintenance, stressing that funds must not weaken national defense amid global tensions and upcoming Foreign Aid action. He cites the need for efficiency and strong security.
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Potomac
Washington
DeWitt
Hyde Sixth
Marriand
House
House Appropriations Committee
North Afri
Frankie County
Thomas
M. Anderson Jr
W. Mont
Willam
Gomery Ave
Rockville
Maurice Ogle
Chambersburg Lawyer Buys 105 Acre Peters Township Farm
George S. Black attorney of Chambersburg signs agreement to purchase the 105 acre farm owned by Mr. and Mrs. J Leroy Hoke in Peters Township. The sale adds a substantial agricultural property to Black's holdings in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Chambersburg
George S. Black
J. Leroy Hoke
Peters Township
69 New Lawyers Admitted To The Maryland Bar
The Maryland Court of Appeals admitted 69 new lawyers to the bar. Attorney General C Ferdinand Sybert moved for admission. The ceremony included remarks on national defense and a call to maintain military strength while acknowledging evolving global tensions. Notable newcomers included Miss Clare M Doeh and Mrs Wilma Lynch from Bethesda.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Maryland
C. Ferdinand Syberton
Can
Maydidates
Freder
W. Brune
Court of
Iler
Baltimore
Wilma
S. Lynch
Bethesday
Welcourt
Thomas M. Anderson
Montgomery County
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