Senators Mostly Back North Atlantic Pact Says AP Poll
A survey of 95 Senate members shows about 65 percent inclined to favor the North Atlantic Security pact with 37 undecided or not reached, and only Malone of Nevada publicly opposed. Delegates urge preserving Congress’s war and arms spending rights while supporters aim to unite free nations against aggression.
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Senate aide hails North Atlantic Pact as war deterrent
A member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee described the North Atlantic Pact as a powerful deterrent against war. He predicted near unanimous support in Congress and foresaw similar extensions in other parts of the world.
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Hagerstown to Name Mayor and Councilmen
Hagerstown voters on Tuesday will choose a Mayor and five Councilmen and decide on a proposed city charter. Democratic candidate Edward Osward Jr. and Republican Herman J. Mills have sparingly campaigned, with Independent Edward Ward Bearinger also on the ballot. Jazz king Fazola Prestopnix dies at 36 in New Orleans after brief illness.
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Assembly Faces Its Usual Jam
Annapolis March 20 The General Assembly moves into high gear to forestall a legislative logjam before adjournment in two weeks. A total of 1 111 bills have been introduced since January 245 have passed both Houses Governor Lane has signed 77 of them Major measures include a 134 million operating budget for July and a 39 million construction budget for mental hospitals and new buildings A revised conservation program proposes changes to the Board of Natural Resources a Tidewater Fisheries Commission and a Chesapeake Potomac Authority
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Maryland and national health grants amid state session
Joint hearings of Senate and House Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries committees hear overhauls of Maryland coal mine safety laws and a plan to modernize mining rules. The 90 day session adjourns by April 4 at midnight while teachers seek to finish by April 2. Cancer teaching grants totaling 451 622 were approved including 20 674 to Maryland State Health Department. Ohio reports over 500 covered bridges.
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Landscaping In Area Of New Bridge Planned
Harpers Ferry West Virginia March 20 state and federal road officials met with local committees to discuss landscaping for the Harpers Ferry bridge approach over the Shenandoah River. They said no picnic areas would be built on the far side due to narrow roads, while on this side two areas with tables benches and cook facilities are planned. The Woman's Club garden department offered low variety shrubbery and plans to donate plants.
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Road construction plan favors native tree planting
Officials indicated the planting of redbud and dogwood should be adopted wherever possible. No action will occur until Fall and the present plain may change as the road is built. A sum of money has been set aside for this purpose.
Mental Hygiene Clinic Appeal to Restore Budget Cut
Annapolis March 2006 Governor Lane faced an appeal from the Mental Hygiene Society urging restoration of a $27,000 cut in the State Health Department budget. The federal program had covered these crimes over the past two years and will continue to...
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Program ties federal funds to state clinic support in 1949
A state program requires one dollar from each state for every two dollars of federal funds for clinics. The society cites Baltimore Anne Arundel Washington Allegany Cecil Fred March 21 1949 as locations and dates for its work to catch mental illness early. The effort aims to keep people from overcrowded mental hospitals by early detection. Diamonds rubies sapphires emeralds are called the aristocracy of precious stones.
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