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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1959

Page

7

Price Floor For Milk Is Likely

Washington area dairy politics intensify as Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association signals support for a federal market order to fix a bottom price, aiming higher than proposed by the Agriculture Department. Sealtest opposes premiums, calls prices inflated, while calls for public hearings on sanitation rules loom.

Washington Agricultural Department William B. Hooper Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association Agriculture Department Anoth Ab Tig Chestnut Farms Sealtest Farmers’ Group Hooper I Wms Sealeat Seggiee Sealtest Offiicials Thompson's Pennsylvania Maryland United States Public Health Service

Point System For Drivers Passes House

The Maryland House of Delegates approved a new penalty point system for motor vehicle violations and backed measures to permit chemical tests as evidence in drunken driving cases and raise eyesight standards for licenses. The package, endorsed by Gov J Millard Tawes, would auto assign points from two to 12 per moving violation, triggering suspension at 12 and revocation at 15. The Senate tentatively approved lowering the voting age to 18, with maiden speeches by Senators Parran Jr and Snyder highlighting the debate.

Annapolis House of Delegates House Senate Maryland Zou John T. Parran Jr Charles County George B. Snyder Washington County Pattan Georgia Kentucky Alaska H. Winship Wheatly Jr Prince Georges John L. Sanford Jr Worcester Drian O-Balls Edwards Northroy D-Montgomery State Planning Commission Tawes State Roads Commission Ake

Hoover's Tourist Court Planned Near Thurmont

Thurmont builder Carroll E. Kinsey plans a 50000 dollar Hoover's Tourist Court at a new Route 15 site one mile north of Thurmont. The complex will add 20 cabins and a swimming pool to Hoover's operation, making Western Maryland's largest tourist home system. The project complements Kinsey's existing motel restaurant and service station two miles south of Thurmont, with occupancy for 78 at present and plans to expand as demand grows. Kinsey expects completion by July 1 and foresees further expansion if needed.

Frederick County Ald iCharles Lewis Thurmont U.S Carroll E. Kinsey Thurmont Construction Company Hoover Blue Mountain Camp Mies U.S. 15 Maryland Kinsey Calvin Wilbide Frederick

Cautions Approach To Public Housing Urged

Washington housing leaders at a National Housing Conference urged Congress to pause new public housing until a nationwide needs study is completed. Norman P Mason defended a six year 1.35 billion urban renewal program as officials endorsed House Banking Committee recommendations. AFL CIO head Mesny urged expanding home construction to curb inflation in housing.

Washington Norman P. Mason Congress House Banking Committee Mason House Senate Afl-Cio George Mesny

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