School Financing Is Explained for County Budget
School Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh outlined to the County Commissioners how the $8,347,688 school budget for the new fiscal year will be funded. State aid rises to $3,680,504, county share drops to $4,389,534, and the state takes 44 percent of the budget. Additional income includes $11,500 from adult education, $400 from property rentals, $3,500 in interest, $260,000 federal aid under Public Law 874, and $32,368 via the Maryland Department of Education. small misc sums and intercounty tuition offset other shifts.
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Hughes Committee
Thee Peu
Sensenbaugh
Fort Detrick
Maryland
Frederick County
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
Space flight astronauts as silent satellites at 17500 mph
In space travel experiments, astronauts outside their capsules would move at about 17 500 miles per hour as autonomous satellites. Without air resistance they would feel no speed and experience no wind resistance or drag.
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Tn Space Flight
Brunswick Plans Move With Frederick County Office
The Frederick County Commissioners authorize the County Planning Commission to act as Brunswick’s planning consultants. The action awaits approval of a federal Urban Planning Assistance Grant and involves state coordination in Baltimore. Estimated federal funding is 12 000 dollars with a two year timeline, plus 1 000 dollars in state support.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Planning Commission
Frederick, County
Brunswick Planning
Brunswick Plans New Community Development Proposal
The town of Brunswick would fund 3500 of a 13000 project with 9 500 from federal funds and contractor Frederick County providing planning services through the Frederick County Planning Commission. The county contributes no funds beyond services. A Walkersville planning program was recently completed.
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Ogram
Brunswick
Frederick County
Frederick County Planning Commission
County Planning Commission
Walkersville
Local Station Robbed By Lone Gunman
State Police seek a tall blond young man who robbed Miller's Service Station on U S 40 west of here of 150 dollars Friday evening. A four state alarm was issued. Attendant Martin Fisher described the suspect as wearing khaki pants and a blue shirt.
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Miller's
U.S. 40
Here
Martin Fisher
RFD 2
Middletown
Robbery at Snack Bar Near Braddock Mountain
A man robbed a service station at 7:40 p.m. forcing teller to open the cash register and walk to Mt. Phillip Road. State Police hunted a suspect near Butterfly Lane and U.S. 40-A, with a possible sighting near Brunswick. Investigating officers include TFC Frost and Cpl. Stafford.
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Fisher
Mt. Phillip Road
Butterfly Lane
U.S. 40-A
Braddock Mountain
Brunswick
Virginia
Harold F. Miller
Myersville
Harry J. Frost
Henry I. Stafford
China Population Figures Cited by France
France acknowledges Communist China reaching 700 million people, about 23 percent of the world’s population. The population grows by 16,800,000 annually, a rate equal to Greece’s entire population.
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China
France
Greece
Moonlighting Surge Reported in U S Labor Data
Government figures show a rise in two job holders with 3.9 million Americans in extra work and a 5.7 percent moonlighting rate. AFL-CIO condemns the trend as a factor in high unemployment, which stands near 4.5 million.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hanging Lawyer Dies In Poverty in Miami Beach
William Scott Stewart, once famed Chicago prosecutor nicknamed the hanging prosecutor, died March 8 in a modest North Miami Beach home at 74. No funeral or mourners. body to be sent to University of Miami Medical School. County Courthouse sale of his properties begins April 13 at 10 a.m.
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Miami Beach
Fla
William Scott Stewart
Chicago
White House
University of Miami Medical School
Stewart
89 Parcels Offered In County Tax Sale
The County Treasurer's Office advertised 89 properties in various parts of the county for sale due to 1963 tax arrears. Total sought from the sale, including taxes interest and costs, amounts to 9230.12 dollars.
Opening Conference Baltimore Delegates to Gather Sunday
More than 400 delegates and visitors are expected in Baltimore on Sunday for the opening conference. The event will feature discussions, speeches, and networking opportunities highlighting regional concerns and collaborative efforts among attendees.
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Baltimore
26th Biennial Chesapeake Conference Session
Delegates from Maryland Delaware and parts of Virginia and West Virginia will attend the 26th biennial convention of the Chesapeake Conference of Seventh day Adventists. The session will convene with representatives from the region.
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Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
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