Rate Change Defended By PE Official
C D Lyon president of Potomac Edison Company defended its request to cut electric heating rates after a Public Service Commission hearing. He called the protest by local business owners and homeowners unusual emphasizing that rate reductions are usually welcomed. The company filed for the 1965 rate cut in late 1965 to take effect January 1.
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Potomac Edison Company
C. D. Lyon
Lyons
Public Service Commission
PEC
Regional Families Gather For Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Gregory Washabaugh of Annandale Virginia visited Mrs Washabaughs mother Mrs Jackson Hamerick of Emmitsburg. William Hopkins and daughter from York Pennsylvania spent a weekend with Mrs Hopkins parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Wachter of Emmitsburg. Mrs Marie Rosensteal and Mrs Thornton Rodgers of Emmitsburg visited Mr and Mrs Pius Kelly family in Newry Pennsylvania with Rev Gerald Kelly of Washington son of Mr and Mrs Kelly. Mrs Curtis Topper returned to Emmitsburg after two weeks with her husband in Florida. Mr and Mrs Anthony Topper of Alexandria Virginia visited Mrs Topper's parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Shorb of Emmitsburg over the weekend.
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Gregory Washabaugh
Annandale
Washabaugh
Jackson Hamerick
Emmitsburg
William Hopkins
York, Pa
Hopkins
Clarence Wachter
Marie Rosensteal
Thornton Rodgers
Pius Kelly
Newry
Gerald Kelly
Washington
Kelly
Curtis Topper
Florida
Anthony Topper
Alexandria
Topper
Clarence Shorb
Mrs Pauline Turner Visits Open Hospital Ward
Mrs Pauline Turner of 47 East Third Street, convalescing at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery earlier this week, is able to receive visitors.
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Pauline Turner
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance Service
B. O. Thomias, Jr
Leroy Davis
Howard Ash
Pastor Hobbs
Austin L. Rice
Annexation Backers Push Plan Amid Tax Concerns
Frederick County landowners express fear of five year tax hit without city services while city officials argue annexation is needed to attract industry and sustain the tax base. The plan, once canceled on a tax issue, is revived with a new petition and advertising costs.
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Morrison
Frederick County
Magaha
Five St Josephs Students Enter Phi Alpha Theta
Five St Joseph College seniors Ellen Boland Judith Brittingham and Virginia Walsh and juniors Jean Suelau and Eileen Brown will join the Kappa Sigma chapter of Phi Alpha Theta history honor society on March 7. Dr J D Broussard of Mt St Marys College will lecture on A Comparative Study of Chinese and American Values in Dubois Hall.
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St. Joseph College
Phi Alpha Theta
Thomas Leonard
Ellen Boland
Springfield
Judith Brittingham
Baltimore
Virgina Walsh
East Rockaway
Long Island
Jean Suelau
Eileen Brown
Flemington
J. D. Broussard
Mt. St. Mary's College
Broussard
Dubois Hall
Kappa Sigma
St. Joseph’s
Rose Marie Serio
Maureen Heany
Washington, D. C
Marylou Rosica
Hicksville
Brunswick Reservoir Drops Again Amid See-Saw Water Levels
Brunswick residents use 15 percent more water than in 1963 as demand rises with population growth and a new high school. Jerome B. Wolfe from Baltimore cites leaks minimal after a survey, while heavy rains are hoped to replenish levels. council plans a $20,000 bond issue ahead of next Tuesday’s special election to fill mayoral vacancy.
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Brunswick
Jess B. Orndorff
Jerome B. Wolfe
Baltimore
Dow
Wolfel
Wolfe
Orado
Woodward
Montgomery County
Frederick County
GTJ
France Signals Departure From NATO Aims
Paris reports France will pull out of NATO with unilateral defense measures while offering to discuss practical consequences with allies. Government confirms possible changes to French troops in NATO commands and foreign bases, outlining willingness to talk over mutual defense arrangements.
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NATO
France
Yvon Bourges
de Gaulle
Bourges
GTJ School Dr Carnochan's Disputed Statements
Dr Carnochan lists disputed state ments about school acreage enrollments and costs. He contrasts his facts with the board's figures noting acreage under six versus nine, higher maximums, and room counts. He cites contract detail on hardware allowances and supplier standards, including door frames and a small part cost, as the basis for the dispute.
Munitions Car Explosion Shuts Corning Arkansas
A railroad car loaded with munitions and chemicals exploded near Corning Arkansas on a MOPAC siding, triggering fear of further blasts from a suspected gas leak. Firefighters secured the scene after hours of danger, with one civilianinjury and property damage including a nearby house.
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Corning
Ark
Arkansas
Sheriff’s Office
Gamagad Wev Gielulicia
Missouri Pacific Lines
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Arkansas- Texas
MOPAC
C.M. Rupert
St. Louis
Jess Watson
Glenden McGuire
Legislature Debates Death Penalty and Judicial Selection Plan
West Virginia neared repeal sentiment for capital punishment with Governor and legislature weighing changes. The Niles nonpartisan commission bill to name Court of Appeals candidates faced a favorable committee report with amendments. Provisions include public polling of bar opinions, allowing opposing candidates to run against sitting judges, and removing a governor appointment deadline before the chief judge assumes duties. The constitutional amendment would let large subdivisions adopt new rules.
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West Virginia
House Judiciary Committee
Niles
Court of Appeals
Judiciary Committee
Bar Association
Johnson considers tax rise to curb inflation in election year
President Johnson signals readiness to seek higher taxes if inflation accelerates, while Treasury crafts temporary boost plans. A cooling but still heated economy appears to push Congress toward a stopgap tax package as the Federal Reserve tightens credit and money supply.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Congress
Senate
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
James Marlow
Maryland Referendum Petition Hurdle Raised by Speaker
Maryland House leaders propose raising the petition threshold to 5 percent of voters for ballot referendums, up from 3 percent. Speaker Marvin Mandel argues signatures should come from across the state, not two large subdivisions, to curb abuses in petition drives.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Dbalto Lth
Baltimore City
Vnpoutious
Baltimore County
Mandel
House
Chesapeake Bay
Senate
William §. James
D-Harford
James
Airport prospects raised after Whalen takeover
Whalen Enterprises took over the airport and a Frederick official argues the city is not to blame for losses. The manager cites over $32,000 lost in 18 months and criticizes obsolete equipment, including an old Link trainer. He says bailouts were offered but not taken. The airport has high potential for commercial and private use, though local firms have reduced activity.
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Whalen Enterprises
Whalen
Leisner
Frederick
Baltimore Boy Wins Speech Contest
A Baltimore boy won the statewide American Legion oratorical contest Sunday in Baltimore defeating five rivals including an Urbana contestant. Carl Fisher of Dewey Lowman Post No. 109 took top honors. Runner up Ralph B. Galvin of Urbana previously won Western Maryland District and is listed as son of Mr. and Mrs. Ormond R. Galvin, sponsored by Francis Scott Key Post No. 11.
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Baltimore
Urbana
American Legion
Carl Fisher
Dewey Lowman
Ralph B. Galvin
Maryland
Ormond R. Galvin
Ralph
Frederick
Dead man, three injured in Baltimore house fire
In Southwest Baltimore a fire at a two story home early with three others hurt. Sharon Fox, about 60, died after tumbling down stairs in flames. Patrolman Francis Elder heard a scream and helped Mrs. Claresa Brocota and others to safety.
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Baltimore
Sharon Fox
Lutheran Hospital
Francis Elder
Claresa Brocota
Maryland Manufacturers Association appoints agent Fitzpatrick
John R. Fitzpatrick of Frederick registers with the Maryland General Assembly as legislative agent for the Maryland Manufacturers Association.
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Manufacturers
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick
Maryland General Assembly
Maryland Manufacturers Association
Vindobou convalescent home praised for personal care
Local notice touts Vindobou as a top rated convalescent and rest home for seniors in the state. It emphasizes personalized attention, therapy, pleasant living, and tender care with limited patient intake and invitations for inquiries or visits.
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Vindobou
Modest Yates
Tates
Public Sale At Lime Kiln For 51 Dairy Cows And Equipment
Farm sale at Lime Kiln Frederick County Maryland features 51 head of dairy cattle 14 registered Holsteins and 37 grades with some cross breeds, many bred to Md Va bulls, plus farm machinery. Also listings for Holstein stock and farm gear with multiple auctions and notices.
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Route 15
Lime Kiln
Fred. Co
Md.w. Va
Roscoe G. Bartlett
A. Doty Remsberg
Notice of debt payment and public sale in Maryland
Public notice to debtors of late Russell Grams Raw Leigh Products accounts owed to Jane G Hurley Administratrix Buckeystown Md. Attorneys Bennett & Bennett announce a public sale of personal property including household furnishings and antiques at 10 am on March 26 1966 in Wolfsville Frederick County Md. Sale details listed with Charles Wancan owner and community services contact points for information.
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Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Hirman Winchester Room
Winchester Hall East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
County
D. K. Sutcliffe and Associates
D. K. Sutcliffe and
Russell
Rawleigh
Jane G. Hurley
Buckeystown
Bennett & Bennett
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Charles Wancan
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James R. Dixon
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