Maryland lawmakers rush to finish amid reapportionment fight
In Annapolis lawmakers faced a busy finish with about 309 bills pending and only one on reapportionment likely to reach a tie. Leadership aims to end session by Wednesday though the deadline is Thursday. Most bills face dead files as leaders push redistricting plans favoring Baltimore plus big counties, with redrawing lines by 1974 to equalize delegates.
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Lions Sponsor Fair At Thurmont High School
The 6th Annual Science Fair sponsored by the Thurmont Lions Club will be held March 8 and 9 in Thurmont High School Auditorium. Open to students grades 7 through 12 with divisions in Physics Chemistry Biology for Senior High and Physical Biological for Junior High. Awards include grand prize trophy plus $2 bond, gold medallions cash prizes and ribbons. List of committees and sponsors released.
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Lambdin
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Englar
Willam Leisner
Robert Benjamin
Rocky Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rocky Ridge and nearby towns recount social visits and gatherings. Mrs Edna Clem hosted by the Women s Guild at the Sunday School building. Russell Nusbaum and Laura Nusbaum visited Union Bridge with John Kaas at a Marine Corps League meeting in Baltimore. Families from Westminster Taneytown and Thurmont share meals and attend events, with several recovering from illnesses.
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Union Bridge
Charles Wantz
John Kaas
Marine Corps League
Baltimore
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Paul Valentine
Taneytown
Daisy Simpkins
Eugene Deland
Charles Conway
Westminster
William
Wade Harner
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Dennis
John
Donald
Donna
Donnie
Rocky
Betty Eluman
Hershey
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Maryland Traffic Toll Rises With Week End Crashes
Four traffic deaths and four fire fatalities occurred in Maryland over the weekend. The state’s road deaths total 51 for the year, compared with 52 in the same period last year. Victims include Robert Davis of Baltimore. John Stratmeyer Jr. of Baltimore. Mattie L. King of Charles County. Donis Ann Davis of Cambridge. Lloyd Marth of Baltimore. Gladys Harrison in Baltimore. and John J. Tilley of Sudlersville.
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Hagelin Harne Wedding at Harriott Chapel in Catoctin Furnace
Miss Leota Irene Harne and Clarence S Hagelin united in marriage Saturday evening at eight thirty in Harriott Chapel Catoctin Furnace. Rev Lloyd L Wolf officiated with Linda Shook organist and Mrs Robert Wiles soloist. Bride wore white lace gown with pearl bodice and full taffeta skirt. Bridesmaids wore blue pink and green gowns with carnations. Best man was J Richard Weddle. ushers included Robert L Harne Franklin Carbaugh and La Verne Kline. Reception followed. couple to reside in Thurmont. Bride a 1961 Thurmont High School graduate. groom a 1957 Walkersville High School graduate and Thurmont police officer. Burial followed for deceased groom family member later.
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Tragedy Ends Brown Family Tragedy in Waynesboro
Paul C. Brown a 43 year old Mill Road contractor died after being found unconscious in his den. Autopsy cited a brain tumor and cerebral hemorrhage. His family had endured multiple losses including two sons in a 1958 crash and his wife’s suicide on February 4. The case was investigated by state police with coroner Dr. Manges confirming the findings.
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Lantz, Md
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135 Blasts Shake Up Algiers
A record 135 plastic explosions rocked Algiers for 90 minutes before dawn, wounding 12 and arresting 13 men as the European Secret Army Organization staged a mass assault against Moslem targets. Police noted no deaths and said most shops were damaged while government buildings remained untouched.
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Seabees Mark 20th Anniversary In Navy History
GREAT LAKES I AP The Seabees observed their 20th anniversary today marking the United States Navy construction battalions founded in 1942 to build and repair overseas bases and defend projects if needed. They have served in war and peace from the tropics to the cold.
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Seabees Legacy in World War II and 1961 Football News
A look at Seabees wartime feats from Island airstrips to rebuilt Iwo Jima praise, plus college basketball droughts and Myhra’s 1961 NFL kick record. Maryland State, Winston-Salem, and Virginia State clash in the CIAA tournament as North Carolina A&T takes the title. Myhra ranks third in NFL field goals with 21 of 33. Colts total 302 points.
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Yaoita Beats Sanchez in Unanimous 10 Round Flyweight Fight
Japanese flyweight Sadao Yaoita won a unanimous decision over Mexico's Cuate Sanchez over 10 rounds Sunday night. Yaoita weighed 117 pounds to Sanchez's 120 pounds.
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