Collins Talks Jobs After 40 Law With Eagles
Frederick delegate Charles E Collins met Maryland and Washington Fraternal Order of Eagles leaders to press enforcement of the Jobs After 40 law. He said the act prohibits age as a job qualification and urged notices to state agencies, not newspapers, to address violations. Collins promised copies to Eagles committee members.
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Frederick
Charles E Collins
Order of Eagles
Maryland
Washington
Collins
The
Eagles
Baltimore
Maryland Office of Employment Security
Attorney General's Office
Law
Fort Detrick
Charles F. Bell
Herman Myers
Collis
Eagles ‘Jobs
Harry D. Shildt
Hagerstown Child Escapes Serious Injury In Boonsboro Crash
A two year old Hagerstown boy, Wayne E. Shoemaker, darted into Route 40A traffic in Boonsboro and was struck by a station wagon driven by Francis Kefauver. He received bruises and scratches, treated at Washington County Hospital, and was released. No charges were filed.
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Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Wayne E. Shoemaker
Eugene Shoemaker
Washington County Hospital
Francis Kefauver
RFD 1
Tic. H. V. Smith
Montgomery Board Cancels Udall Parley
The Montgomery County Council postpones a planned meeting with Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall to discuss Potomac River Basin development. Udall had accepted a February 16 invitation and planned to tour county and Virginia portions, but hearings and today’s council meeting caused the delay.
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Montgomery County Council
Stewart L. Udall
Potomac River
Udall
Cabin John
Somerset
Montgomery County
Virginia
Legislature At A Glance By The Associated Press
The House and Senate neared a Tuesday deadline with 120 bills and resolutions filed. Bills to legalize dog racing in Southern Maryland faced sponsor shortages and potential impact on slot revenue. Scholarships spokesmen urged extending the state program to uniform the existing patchwork system.
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Associated Press
Maryland
House
Senate
California Jury Weighing Bizarre Slaying Charges
A San Bernardino jury weighs two conflicting narratives about Lu cille Miller widow of dentist Gordon Miller as they decide if she killed her husband for life insurance or died in an accident. The case links a prominent family and a lover, Arthwell Clayton, with motive and alleged affairs.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Lucille Marie Miller
Muller
Gordon E
Cork) Miller
Alta Loma
Miller
Arthwell Clayton
Trial Transcript Reveals Motive and Threats in Elaine Miller Case
Court heard a tape recording of Elaine Miller discussing an affair with Hayton and a threat to reveal details if he pursued the relationship. Hayton testified he moved Elaine Miller to a motel in June, then ended the affair. Miller boasted of marriage and discussed Miller’s high income as leverage.
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Hayton
Cigarette Plant Runs 1700 Units a Minute in Louisville
Machinery at Louisville cigarette plants can weigh tobacco on paper, roll, seal, imprint brands and cut cigarettes to length at a rate of 1,700 per minute.
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Louisville (Ap
Gaithersburg approves five new street lights on South Frederick Ave
The Gaithersburg town meeting approved installing five 20 000 lumen Mercury Vapor lights from the B and O Railroad overpass to Derr Spring Road at a cost of 222 51. Robert H Moxley of Damascus won the sidewalk contract on North Summit Avenue with a bid of 1.00. Park and Russell resurfacing bids were delayed by specification changes. Bills totaling 960 were ordered paid for Mitmit Avenue plan prep and Park and Russell work. Town policeman will patrol Brookes Avenue mornings to curb hot rodding.
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South Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg
B&o
Derr Spring Road
Robert H. Moxley
Damascus
North Summit Avenue
Esas
Park and Russell Avenues
Summit Avenue
Park and Russell
John W. Griffith
Brookes Avenue
Yankees Scout Seeks AL Champs as WSSC Meeting Plans Move Ahead
Discussion of buying a copying machine and WSSC property will occur at the upcoming Monday meeting. Jimmy Gleeson, formerly Billy Berra’s first base coach with the Yankees, is scouting for the American League champions as objects are thrown at small children during the report.
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Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Jimmy Gleeson
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Paper Trade Faces Pollution Drain On Industry
New York AP reporting at the National Council for Steam Improvement meeting warns the paper and pulp sector may spend up to 1 billion dollars on stream improvements over 16 years. Chairman David Knowlton urges top management to place pollution abatement first as water use remains high and most water is returned with pollutants.
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New York
David C. Knowlton
National Council For Steam Improvement
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Montgomery Board
Legislature
Montreal
LaSalle
California
Colonial Lounge
Francis Scott Key
Frederick, Md
Wade’s
East ST. Frederick, MD
Allis Chalmers
Vernon E. Stup CO
Rt. 2
Weil
Gibson
H.P. Compressor
William S. Hood, Inc
East Street
Sions
Fron
TR Malic
Economy Oil Company, Inc
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