Maryland House Set To Pass Tax Reform Bill This Week
The Maryland House of Delegates advocates a sliding scale income tax from 2 to 5 percent to replace the 3 percent flat rate. The plan, backed by Speaker Marvin M. Man, would raise about 282 million for state and local services and about 120 million in revenue, shifting funding toward health, education, and police protection while increasing local tax relief.
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Pacifists Plan Fort Detrick Protest After Philadelphia Walk
About twenty pacifists marching from Philadelphia to Washington paused at Stony Run Friends Meeting House in Baltimore. They will leaflet outside a Baltimore high school, then demonstrate next Tuesday at Fort Detrick against its biological and chemical warfare work. A Viet Nam peace vigil is planned in Westminster on Wednesday, with the march ending in Washington on Easter Eve.
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Philadelphia Fellowship For Reconciliation
Middle Atlantic
American Friends Service Committee
Dodd Details Money Problems Under Ethics Probe
Washington AP Sen Thomas J Dodd testified before the Senate ethics committee about money borrowed and repaid in a revolving pattern saying he ran into a hole in 1956 and never escaped The probe centers on whether campaign funds funded personal expenses including loan repayments Stennis pressed on the 83788 31 already acknowledged from a testimonial account to repay loans The committee planned to summon Edward F Sullivan Dodd campaign money handler in Hartford who is reportedly elderly arthritic and snow bound delaying his appearance
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Thomas J. Dodd
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Edward F. Sullivan
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Navy jet raids North Viet Nam power site 1967 report
A lone Navy pilot dodged antiaircraft fire and four missiles while bombing North Vietnam's Bac Giang power facility near Hanoi. The闽 strike followed earlier US raids on Thai Nguyen steel works and Viet Tri power center, targeting key industrial installations.
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Cold Winds and Snow Sweep Frederick Area
A cold windy spell with snow covers area highways. NW winds up to 40 mph bring ice and freezing temperatures. Forecasters expect winter to ease by Sunday with a milder March, following a cold weekend. Temperatures hover near freezing with 30s during the day and 10 to 15 degree lows. March precipitation totals reach 4.14 inches, 0.83 inch above normal.
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City Awards Contract For Street Work
Frederick city aldermen awarded an $80,311.64 contract to Frederick Asphalt Products Incorporated to resurface about 80 square yards of streets. One of three bidders, the board postponed a final decision after reviewing bids for airport operations from Hamm Steiner and Associates Colgan Airways and Frederick Air Taxi Service. Bills totaling $24,362.62 were paid as invocation was given by Police Chief Major Charles Maiti.
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Maiti
Salary Hike For Detrick Workers
More than 650 civilian employees at Fort Detrick will receive a pay raise of nine cents an hour. The Army and Air Force Wage Board approved the hike, costing the government about 122 thousand dollars annually and taking effect on or after March 22. An armed forces spokesman cited rising living costs and wage scales for non government workers in the Frederick area as justification. Officials at Fort Detrick said they had not yet heard which positions are affected.
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Consular Treaty Clears Senate Vote in US Soviet Pact
The Senate approved the U S Soviet consular treaty 66 to 28 as part of President Johnsons policy to ease tensions with Moscow during the Vietnam era. The pact creates access rights for Americans detained abroad and grants consular immunity, with Moscow expected to ratify next.
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Father and Son Start Atlantic Row in Dory
Lewis C. Mis Sr. and his son Lewis Jr. departed Gloucester in a 16 foot dory on a nonstop Atlantic crossing fueled by ambition. They plan 100 miles in 24 hours and aim for England with possible landings in France or Scotland, hoping to complete the journey in about 40 days. Coast Guard watched as spectators urged them on and offered safety gear sans engine, while they alternate four hour oar shifts.
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Team Teaching Conference At Governor Johnson High School
About 1,300 teachers and administrators attend a Maryland State Teachers Association program at Governor Johnson High School. Harvard’s Dr Robert I. Anderson headlines a day of team teaching discussions, planning, and evaluation in varied facilities.
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St Patricks Leprechauns Out Again Today
A playful piece about Frederick first graders and their beliefs in leprechauns on St Patrick’s Day contrasts with a stock market note. Children doubt the creatures while some recall sightings and fable images. The market opens with a resumed rally and cautious optimism.
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Jedi ‘Tservar
Frederick County considers 300000 road loan in 1968 budget
Frederick County Roads Department seeks 300000 from county funds to secure a 250000 state matching grant for a 600000 road program in 1968. Southey T. Nottingham Jr. asks commissioners to consider from general fund or as a state highway loan, amid debate over gas tax and vehicle revenue use and opposition to further borrowing.
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New Toning Regulation Bill Passed
Anne Arundel Yue State Senate Thursday passed and sent to the House a proposal to grant conditional zoning powers to Frederick County Commissioners. The bill allows imposition of use conditions and reserves the right to approve building design on land zoned with conditions. It was requested by the county planning commission. Also on Thursday the Senate approved a bill prohibiting hunting from any public road within Hanover Municipal Water Works property in Carroll County.
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