Democrats Discuss Patronage in Washington Meeting
Gov Tawes and Maryland Democratic leaders conferred with Democratic National Chairman John Bailey on federal appointments under the Kennedy administration. The two hour session, described as harmonious, touched on potential Maryland roles such as collector of customs for Baltimore and a U S marshal, but no decisions were made.
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Maryland Democrats Conclude Meeting On Patron Age Issue
Tawes says patron age data received is limited while the governor notes progress in a session aimed at addressing concerns. Finan explains future meetings may occur as needed with leaders hoping Bailey’s car proximity helps. Attendees include Michael J. Birmingham and Reps. Lankford Falion Johnson Friedel Brewster Garmatz.
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Thurmont High Plans Multigroup Science Fair
Thurmont High School will hold a two day Science Fair in the auditorium starting at 7 each day. Entries are grouped into Biology Chemistry General Science and Physics with top prizes in each division and honorable mentions. First place winners may advance to the Frederick County Science Fair and two projects may reach the Kansas City event. Judges are listed for each division and the event is open to the public.
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Automatic Transit System Envisioned for Washington
A Washington Building Congress subcommittee proposes a fully automatic transit network with trains every 90 seconds and no conductors. The plan cites reduced labor costs and onboard electronic signaling to show unoccupied seats. initial costs would be offset by long term savings. The group has not been endorsed by the congress.
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Officials Sentenced in Maryland Pig Housing Case
A Maryland state farm official group was sentenced to five years in prison on charges related to poor housing and feed for 2 182 pigs. Tass reports from Moscow note the actions followed failures in management and misallocation at the farm.
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