Repeal Of Political Ad Curbs Endorsed By Legislative Group
BALTIMORE API A Legislative Council committee approved without dissent a bill to repeal a 1965 law barring newspapers from charging higher rates for political advertising than other local ads. If the full council sustains the decision at the July 13 meeting, the measure goes to the 1967 Legislature with a recommendation for enactment. The Maryland Delaware Press Association seeks the repeal, arguing the 1965 law is bad policy and applies only to newspapers, not radio or television. Critics note political ads are costlier to handle and seasonal, while many papers favor uniform local display rates. Representing the industry were Delaplaine Jr of Frederick, Cronin of Aberdeen, and Bucklew of Ellicott City.
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Judiciary Committee
Maryland-Delaware Fpites Association
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House
Between-Sessions Council
William §. Wilson Jr
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Press Association
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
William R. Cronin
Aberdeen
Association
National Newspaper Association
Robert Bucklew
Stromberg Publications
Ellicott City
Six Alarm Fire Levels Pimlico
Pimlico Clubhouse a historic landmark in Baltimore burned in a six alarm fire, engulfing the frame building and endangering the famed National Jockeys Hall of Fame. The Pimlico track opened spring meetings May 2 and closed with the Preakness on May 21, 196x era.
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National Jockeys Hall of Fame
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Waterman
Taneytown Visitor List From Local Families
Mrs John L Leister and Effie McDermmott and son James of Akron Ohio plan a week with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles D Hahn Route 2 Other guests include her son and daughter in law Elmer Hahn and son Bill Timonium Md and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fringer of Reisterstown Md and Mrs Myrtle Fringer and
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Charles Fringer
Frizzlesburg
Joseph Hughes
Anthony Rinaldo
Bryn, Pa
S.E. Breth
Carroll Heights
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Breth
Carroll Cover
Rochester
N.Y
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Union Bridge
Wilbur F. Miller
Effie McDermmott
James
Akron
Charles D. Hahn
Elmer Hahn
Bill
Timonium Md
Kenneth Fringer
Reisterstown
Myrtle Fringer
Windmills Save Steps for Cattle in Oklahoma Range
Modern steel windmills installed to ease cattle herding near Broken Arrow Oklahoma cut travel time for cowhands. AP reports windmills provide reliable water and reduce labor as ranchers rely on new turbines to support long-range grazing operations.
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