Baltimore Seeks Reapportionment With City Bloc Vote
Baltimore City supports a reapportionment plan in the Maryland House of Delegates, contingent on redraw of six districts by 1974 to equalize population. City members vow to back the plan as a bloc, though several delegates expect to oppose the bill overall. The session also sees a public accommodations bill and budget trimming, including a home improvement licensing measure with revisions.
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George Bowen
Annapolis
Maryland House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Creation Wolds
Baltimore
Gov. Tawes
Maryland
Lawmakers act on wages and school closure
The House approved a 1.25 per hour minimum wage and doubled vacation time from five to 19 days for short service employees. It sent a bill to require equal pay for women and men for comparable work, authorized closing the Barrett School for Girls in Glen Burnie, and ordered delinquent juvenile girls sent to Montrose in Baltimore County. The House urged dams on the Potomac south branch per Corps of Engineers guidance, dropping plans for lower river impoundments and federal control.
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Sentate
Barrett School
Glen Burnie
Montrose
Baltimore County
Potomac River
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Great Falls
Filings reach near May primary in Maryland race
Nine candidates entered Maryland congressional races as the May 15 primary deadline loomed. Rep Charles Mathias Jr the only incumbent posted a 100 filing fee with deputy secretary of state Chester F Tucker. Foley a former congressman filed for the Democratic primary two hours later setting stage for possible head on battle.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Charles Mathias Jr
Chester F Tucker
Mathias
Frederick
Del
Fred B. Driscoll
Rallegany
John R. Foley
Bruchey Announces Run for House of Delegates in Maryland
Harry Charles Bruchey of Frederick filed Friday as a Democrat for the six seats in the Maryland House of Delegates. He is the fourth Democrat and the only non incumbent to run. Bruchey, early 1910s born in Frederick and a Key Chevrolet salesman, has long served Democratic precinct roles and civic groups, including the Tall Cedars Little League coach and Community Chest supporter. He resides at 304 North College Parkway with Edith B. Bruch-
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Harry Charles Bruchey
Fredeee
House of Delegates
Bruchey
Charles Collins
Gary Utterback
C. Clifton Wirts
Joseph Payne
Brunswick
Walkersville Dairy
Merkle Duvall
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Brachey
Frederick City
Frederick
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Baltimore
Fraternal
Order of Eagles Aerie 1067
Carroll Manor Fire Department
Lynch Lodge
Af&a Masons
Tali Cedars of
Lebanon
Chevrolet's
100 Honor Club
All Saints Episcopal Church
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Bruchey Family Record From Frederick High School Notes
Captain Kenneth N. Bruchey of the US Army is noted with three sons, Michael L. Bruchey and Lewis W. Bruchey, both students at Frederick High School.
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Kenneth N. Bruchey
US Army
Michael L. Bruchey
Lewis W. Bruchey
The
Frederick High School
No Contract Yet With Steel Workers
Pittsburgh AP report says steel contract talks stalled after 13 days with no agreement on basic terms. Central issue is employment security as US Steel and 11 major companies push back against union proposals seen as raising costs. Returns after May 1 recess. Kennedy urged settlement to avoid economy shock. Merchants group to meet downtown for spring sales promotions. Tokyo says India and North Korea will establish consular relations at consul-general level.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Nso
USW
David J. McDonald
Kennedy
Tokyo
India
North Korea
New
China News Agency
Working Wives Listed
Annapolis report shows eight senators and five delegates have wives on the legislative pay as stenographers or committee clerks for the 30 day session. Most wages are $12 a day totaling $360, with Sundays included, rising to $1,080 for a full biennial session. The issue arose after Mrs Whitmore lost her Senate Finance Committee secretary post amid nepotism claims involving Sen. Phipps.
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Annapolis
Comptroller’s Office
John M. Whitmore
Anne Arundel
Senate Finance Committee
Louis N. Phipps
Phipps
House
Ways and Means Committee
Walter B. Dorsey
St. Marys
Bernard J. Gonder
D - Garrett
Hary R. Hughes
Caroline
Joseph V. Mach
D-Balto
John Clarence North
D-Talbot
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset
John L. Sanford
Worcester
Charles M. See
Allegany
Mrs
See
Reading
Sen
Clifton O. Wirts
Frederick County
Wilbur W. Ma‘in
D-Carroll
Fred B. Driscoll
R-Allegany
Murray Abramson
Dbalto
Baltimore protests bill to shift prisoner care cost
Baltimore officials denounced a Maryland General Assembly proposal to shift domestic relations prisoners from the state to counties and cities, warning the plan would cost Baltimore about 500000 dollars annually for inmate care. Peanuts, called runners, are imported from Alabama, Georgia and Florida for peanut butter and salting.
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Baltimore
Maryland General Assembly
J. Harold Grady
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Laws and ignorance raise law obedience paradox
A proverb-like note contrasts the vast number of US laws exceeding two million with the impracticality of mastering them. It suggests a man could only become law-abiding after six thousand years at ten laws per day, and asserts that ignorance of the law is no excuse.
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United States
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