Tawes Proposes Raises for Maryland State Police
Governor Tawes unveiled a salary plan for the Maryland State Police including a 500 dollar rise for the superintendent to 14 000 and raises between 125 and 300 for other ranks. The proposal seeks to boost longevity pay to retain lower ranking officers, with an estimated annual cost of 225000 and overall state employee adjustments benefiting 7113 of 27000 workers. Also included are changes to condemnation law specifics like moving costs and disclosure of appraisals.
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Senate Passes Ten Bills in Maryland Assembly
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Senate approved ten bills and tabled one as Sen Charles See urged an exemption for Allegany County from a bill allowing breweries to furnish retainers with airplay valued up to 75 dollars. The measure would shield doctors aiding at accidents from negligence suits. The chamber also backed studies on erosion along Ocean City Beach and federal repairs. It approved suspending pharmacists licenses and empowering the SHC to establish snow routes and raise penalties for railroads to comply with PSC orders on rights of way. WOULD PLANT TREES Baltimore AP Waterman Grady urged a 1.9 million allocation to plant 650 trees in 12 species along major streets downtown, with 10 containerized trees to be placed in key retail districts to create a new downtown atmosphere.
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Senator Markus delays jobless tax bill over payroll loopholes
ANNAPOLIS AP Senator Frederick C Markus of Dorchester says he will delay a bill to delay a automatic jobless tax increase until he sees how the House handles a bill to close loopholes in the jobless pay law He warns that if the Senate-passed changes are weakened the tax rise set for April 1 could be forced year round The plan would cut the floor from 3 percent to 2 percent of payroll and aimed to plug drain on the unemployment fund potentially saving employers from higher rates until loopholes are addressed by amendments and House action
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Jury To Probe Mysterious Calls Near Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland the county grand jury was directed by Circuit Judge D K McLaughlin to investigate late hour anonymous telephone calls disturbing residents over recent months Some calls include threats Police report that the calls occur in early morning hours and seek to test whether current laws adequately penalize callers The judge urged jurors to recommend a new statute if neededOPENING NEW BRIDGE Mexico City API A 90 foot bridge spanning the Tuxpan River at Veracruz in eastern Mexico will be formally opened by President Adolfo Lopez Mateos on March 18
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Ask For More Money To Fight Crime
Kennedy asked Congress for an extra 1,158,000 to fund two crime programs through the Justice Department. 539,000 would attract attorneys to fight crime syndicates, 613,000 would back a juvenile delinquency elimination program run by the Bureau of Prisons. 1961.
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Navy Seeks Another Aircraft Carrier in Build Up
Washington reports the Navy weighs requesting a new aircraft carrier as part of a broader plan to expand U S warship production. The effort targets about 30 ships valued for power projection and limited warfare, amid a growing defense buildup.
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The News Frederick Maryland March 7 1961
Frederick Maryland newspaper dated Tuesday March 7 1961 reports on local events, civic notes, and community updates. Highlights include city happenings, municipal affairs, and brief notices of interest to residents.
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