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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

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3

Art Show Set For Park In Baker Park Sunday

A large crowd is expected Sunday in Baker Park for Art in the Park. Beginning at noon artists will display original works in media from paintings to sculpture with demonstrations and a raffle to benefit Kids Incorporated. Registration is day of show with a small fee. rain date is June 20.

Baker Park James Pearl Ina Miami Beach Set Deborah Twentey Kids Incorporated Frederick Sara Lee Eunice Winters Rabbi Kosman Clarence Nickens City Chamber of Commerce

Mathias bills boosts Social Security earnings limit

Senator Charles Mathias of Maryland introduces a bill to raise the earnings limit from 1680 to 3000 and to tax rules for benefits above the threshold. The measure also raises widow benefits to 100 percent, establishes a $100 minimum monthly payment, and automatic cost of living increases to help seniors cope with inflation.

Washington Charles McC. Mathias Jr Rmd Mathias Senate Congress House United States

New Military Pay Raises May Force Military Cuts

Congress may push the Pentagon to cut armed forces to prewar levels to fund a proposed 2.7 billion dollar annual pay hike. If approved, base reductions, contract cuts, housing programs, and manpower downsizing could shrink troops to about 2.3 million by mid 1972, the smallest since 1950.

Washington Pentagon U.S Congress House Senate David Packard South Korea Philippines Japan United States NATO

Mandel Studies Maryland Off Track Betting Plan

Governor Marvin Mandel said Maryland will likely adopt an off track betting system. He traveled to New York City to observe the program and planned discussions with Howard J. Samuels of the New York Off-Track Betting Corp. He criticized aspects, warning the state could become a bookmaker and potentially a loser under such a system.

Annapolis Marvin Mandel Maryland New York City Howard J. Samuels New York Mandel

Twelve Dead Mexicans Found Buried Near Movie House

AP reports in El Sol that twelve men and a woman were found shot in the head and buried in a vacant lot beside a movie house in Escandon near Juarez. The land belongs to Ricardo Palacios, brother of Mayor Raimundo Palacios.

Mexico City Mexico el Sol Escandon Juarez Raimundo Palacios Ricardo

Mandel proposes Maryland parimutuel betting system

Mandel urges a Maryland model using existing tracks for in state races only with bets accepted there. Wagers would go into track parimutuel pools and payouts computed as if placed at the track, ensuring the state collects only its tax and profits go to the tracks with no operating cost to the state.

New York Mandel Maryland

Convoys Cut Thefts Of Securities In Banks and Posts

The Senate rackets committee heard that armed postal guard convoys at airports reduced thefts of registered mail while organized crime still profits from steal to order crimes on Wall Street. J W Cotter said claims for stolen securities and valuables reached 76 million before arrests and tighter security. Murray J Gross urged abolishing stock certificates to curb the crime wave.

Washington Cap U.S Wall Street Senate J. W. Cotter Murray J. Gross Manhattan Gross

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