Model Boy Reputation Demolished
A Bronx court case centers on the slaying of 11 year old William Blankenship Jr by Frank Santana. An assistant district attorney challenged the slain boy's idolized image, saying he was a gang organizer and not an innocent victim. Santana pleaded guilty to second degree murder and faces 20 years to life with sentencing set for July 1.
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William Blankership Jr
Bronx Asst. Dist
Andrew C. McCarthy
McCarthy
Blankenship
Frank
Tarzan) Santana
Santana
Young Blankenship
Bronx
William Lyman
Maryland Considers Graduated Income Tax Plan
A Maryland legislative subcommittee studies tax options for next year noting a graduated income tax could raise about 15.5 million dollars while a one third hike in the flat rate from two to three percent would add roughly 17.8 million. Governor McKeldin had proposed raising the flat rate and Democrats shifted to smaller increases to cushion the year ahead. Del Lee referenced comptroller estimates and highlighted Maryland as one of only two states with a single rate for all personal income.
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del. Lee
D-Montgomery
Comptroller's Office
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McKeldin
Govenor
Sen. Northrop
Praise of Scientists and Their Work
The text extols scientists and their skills, urging praise for their contributions. It mentions about 24 million U S households and suggests continued use of natural gas amid difficulties overcome by individuals like N A Lufburrow.
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Wrecked Mountain Track Prompts Administration Critique
Washington dispatch reports ADA official Robert B. Nathan telling the House Antitrust Subcommittee that the Eisenhower administration lacks eggheads as business interests push into government. Indiana population cited at over 47 million. A Hagerstown truck crash injures the driver with a near-fatal escape, the vehicle demolished on Braddock Mountain road. State Police describe tire and wheel failure causing the crash. driver treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sporadic notes cover women workers in private households dropping from 2 million in 1940 to under 1.7 million, plus a girls club meeting in Perryville with Betsy Lovington demonstrating professional attire and planning events.
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Robert B. Nathan
ADA
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Hagerstown
Braddock Mounauttain
Reowne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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