Maryland Legislature Near End of 70 Day Session
As the 70 day Maryland legislative session enters its final full week, the Senate faces a heavy backlog on reapportionment redistricting and other major issues. The House lags on the Bay Bridge tunnel bill and racial laws, with administration support and federal alignment shaping outcomes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore Harbor
House
Tawes
George E. Snyder
D-Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Baltimore City
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Tawes Administration
State Roads Commission
New Officers Elected by Braddock Heights Association
Fifteen members attended the Braddock Heights Community Association meeting at the Fire Hall. George S. Yee was named president and Nicholas Pollack vice president with a board including G. William Stuitz Arthur Potts Arthur Mott Mrs Harry Rhoderick and Mrs Taylor Nute. A drainage project from Schley Avenue to the swimming pool road was discussed with county engineers. the goal is to fill the ditch and build a concrete drain, the ditch partly serving as association playground and pool property. The group also eyed a bicycle trail at Braddock. The Church of Transfiguration will host youth activities. Yearly events were listed including Easter Egg Hunt on April 17 June 16 general meeting Lawn Fete July 15 Halloween party October and Christmas plans in November and December.
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Braddock Heights
Nancy Barnes
Arthur Mott
George S. Yee
Audrey Potts
Don Stitley
Conference Attacks Potomac Basin Plan
A tri state conference on conservation and recreation in the Potomac River Basin sparked strong criticism of a proposed U S Army Engineers dam sequence. Speakers challenged the dam plan during the one day meeting in Sharpsburg Maryland.
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Potomac
Sharpsburg
Potomac River
U.S. Army Engineers
Public Auction of Autos Under Mechanics Lien in Frederick
Key Chevrolet Sales Inc. will auction 12 cars at 106 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland on March 2 1965 at 2:00 PM under Section 41 to 45 of Article 63 of the Maryland Code. Auctioneer John L Ponton and Clerk Richard C Sappington oversee terms cash.
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Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
Partick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Plymouth
Barbara Wolfe
Farnsworth Avenue
Bardenton
New Jersey
David Grimes
Box 35A
Palm Beach
Florida
Ford
Harley’s Drive
Douglas Delmaer Fox
Route 1
Woodsboro
James Anderson
Whiteford
Robert Cole
Union Bridge
Chevrolet
John Washington
South Duke
York
Pennsylvania
Gleen Franklin Bower
John Hanson
Chevrolet Sales Inc
John L. Ponton
Richard C. Sappington
For Rent Rooms and Furnished Availability
Room for gentleman in a nicely furnished setting. Listings include address 300 East Third and 215 East 4th for different room options. Prices around 1 dollar and references to contact numbers MO 2-3174 and MO eS for more details.
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Apzty
Fee Weet
Frederick City Charter Amendment for Election Board Terms
A historical Frederick city resolution outlines amending Article VI to create a three member Board of Supervisors of Elections with terms beginning September 1 1969 and every four years thereafter. It specifies appointment by the mayor with aldermanic consent, compensation by the aldermen, and publication notices. The measure passes March 4 1965 and is to become effective 50 days after passage unless a petition delays it.
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City OF Frederick
Board OF Supervisors OF Elections
City of
Frederick
General Assembly of
Maryland
Board of Aldermen
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Alderm
Cit
the News
General Assembly
E. Paul Magaha Baye
Frederick Charter Provisions on Elections and Officials
The document outlines amendments to Frederick Maryland charter sections on election administration Judges and clerks of elections terms and party limits vacancies and compensation and public notice. It also covers primary elections rules residency qualifications and voting rights and changes to mayor and aldermen election day and term lengths beginning 1969 with a 1985 approval.
Frederick city charter changes replace mayor treasurer terms
A Frederick city article details amendments to the charter affecting election terms for the mayor and city treasurer beginning after the 1966 election. It outlines terms of four years and the transition rules from prior offices to the new framework.
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Sion
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Wyngate
Rock Creek
Clover Hill
City
Ausherman Construction Company
Frederick, Md
Yee
Earl Eastern Mortgage Co
Bedreemaya
Fleming Ave
Bopiar Heights
Frederick Vatley
Fred
Bureau of Standards
Dea
Windsor
Jefferson
Staddock Heights
East Main St
Middletown
Fred. Ave
Simpson Bros
Richard Phelps
Myersville
International
Va. R. H
Cadillac
Brown
Ngan
Automotive Industrial
E. Patrick
Bier
G.E
Kenmore
Sele
Jackson
Howard Sams
Superior
V.T.V
James Office Equipment Company
South Court St
Galthersburg
New Hampshire
Tyne
Weste
Virginia
Waynesboro Nurseries
Waynesboro
MacKenzie
Rocky Springs
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
E. G. Brown Showmobile
Richmond
Alexandria
C. Haynes
Weber Car Wash Dealership
Locust St
Hagerstown
Ridgeville
Olid Rt
AM Alry
Tob
Washington, D.C
Téth
N.W
G.en.c.c
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Ramsburg
West Third Frederick
Stevens
Marlin
Winchester
Remington
Big Play Serena
Glenwood
Cnate Caning
G. J. Zimmerman
East Patrick
Charles B. Beaver & Sonte
Fort
Tmobile
Call Home Credit Dept
Singer
Call Home Credit Dept. Collect
Black Palace
Pat Castle
Valley Vista
Muddletown
Lawson Motors
Wil
Lizard & Son
Locus! Post
South—Frederick
North Haven
Penne. Avenue
Iad
Roulzahn
Budget Center
South Market St
Hitch
Deering Aril
Mt. Airy Op Eee
Wilson
Valley View Farms
Garrett Road
White Hall
Silver Cross
Aristate Matcheries
Westminster
Timothy Harh
Accident
W. HM. Fratt
Curry Supply
Coe Gurryville
Penne
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