Uniform sewer fees eyed to end rate disparity countywide
County officials study a move to a single sewer charge of 90 dollars per residential unit, replacing rates from 70 to 280 dollars across systems such as White Rock and Monocacy. Budget Director Keller and Public Works Director Johnson argue the change would save on paperwork, while caution from Comptroller Fox notes policy shift with future system additions.
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White Rock
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
New Market
Harold K Keller
Lawrence W. Johnson
Thomas M Fox
Johnson and Keller
Fox
Johnson
Ballenger Creek
Keller
Readers write on flag display and Klan rally concerns
Letters discuss proper flag display in color guards, reference How To Respect and Display Our Flag, and praise for Ms Carey. They address the upcoming Ku Klux Klan rally at Braddock Heights, civil rights, law, and potential public safety responses, urging calm and lawful action while noting police and National Guard readiness.
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Carey
Frederick
Voltaire
Ku Klux Klan
Braddock Heights
Martin Luther King
Washington, DC
Pope John Paul
Washington DC
Madiyn Murray O'Hare
Ashe Eagles Moose Elks
Braddock
State Police
Sheriff's Department
National Guard
Tsay
Baltimore
Castro strength in Cuba and Nixon Connally clash
CIA briefers tell Congress that Castro's Cuba remains militarily capable with Soviet backing, countering refugee-driven nuclear alarm. The Washington analysis notes Castro's resilience and the Kremlin support sustaining his regime. Separately Nixon advised Connally to redefine conservatism for a sharper bid, but the campaign faltered.
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Washington
Pollyannas
United States
Fidel Castro
Congress
Defense Intelligence Agency
Ius Milltary
Soviet Union
Castro
Cuba
Kremlin
Hir
Este
Iver Amro
Rep Gos Setrer
Caribbean
Nixon
Richard Nixon
John Connally
Connally
Whithey
Fedira Vecatare
Rt Pbs
Federa
Hanpess
DC la Auttes Azarnss
Ferdera
Avcatian
Time clocks for Big Brother Tanget bee
Fragmented OCR text resembles a garbled timesheet or ledger with scattered words and letters. Names, dates, or events are not clearly identifiable, leaving a largely incomprehensible sequence of tokens and stray phrases.
Eleven graduates receive diplomas at St John's High School
ELEVEN GRADUATES of St John's High School were presented diplomas Paul T Beyer Margaret E Beyer, Juba C Baer Virginia L Brosius, James G Conroy Jr Helen J Dutrow, Harry J Leihert Jr Mary 4 Payne, Ann N Sant Angelo George B Sharrer and Katherine E Sherald The valedictory was given by Mary Ann Payne and the salutatory given by Katherine Sherald
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St John's High School
Paul T Beyer
Margaret E Beyer
Juba C Baer
Virginia L Brosius
James G Conroy
Helen J Dutrow
Harry J Leihert
Mary 4 Payne
Ann N Sant Angelo
George B Sharrer
Katherine E Sherald
Mary Ann Payne
Katherine Sherald
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