Senate backs Assateague Island 25 million recreation plan
The Senate approved a $25 million project to acquire Assateague Island for a public recreation area via a voice vote, sending the bill to the House. Supporters call it a milestone after years of effort to preserve the wild island, with road amendments to connect to the mainland.
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Expert Claims College Grads Lack Job Touch
Ronald G McFarland of the Maryland State Employment Service says liberal arts graduates struggle to target careers and fear sales, while expecting yearly starting salaries around $6,000, about $600 more than employers offer. His unit interviewed six colleges, registering 350 graduates and placing 50 in jobs, noting the work world differs greatly from academia.
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Flamingo Nesting Ground in Rann of Kutch Declares Conflict Zone
AP reports New Delhi describes the Rann of Kutch as Asia’s sole flamingo nesting ground and a remaining refuge for wild asses amid ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan.
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Witnesses Describe Buying Stock in Hagerstown Firm After Court Bar
Two witnesses testified they purchased 14 000 shares in Custer Channel Wing Corp of Hagerstown after a federal court injunction forbade stock sales. Dale H Johnston and J Arnold Johnson said they were unaware of the injunction and had not reviewed financial statements before buying.
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Fresh Labor Dispute May Hit Sunpaper
Baltimore AP The American Newspaper Guild threatens another Sun strike over cafeteria pay and benefits. Guild negotiator Brian Flores says cafeteria workers fear renewed picket lines. Automatic Retailers of America runs the Sun cafeteria while publisher Abell Co faces potential liability. Past strikes led to two-day publication suspension after binding arbitration on key issues.
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Rider injured in plane crash wins $150000
Allen N. Geil of Arbutus won a 150000 judgment in Howard County Circuit Court after an aircraft crash on takeoff near Mount Airy in December 1962. The jury cleared pilot Jack A. Murphy of negligence but held Martin Flying Club, Inc. liable, with Geil suffering multiple severe injuries.
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Arbutus
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Paul R. Connolly
Washington
Odor-Adding Fix for Detroit Bus Exhaust Plans
Detroit bus system chief Lucas S. Miel says the department will test an odor-control chemical that makes exhaust fumes smell like flowers. He notes Santa Monica uses the chemical in its municipal bases and authorities are pleased with the fragrant change.
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Lucas S. Miel
Miel
Santa Monica
Calif
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