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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1971

Page

7

Open Line answers readers on appointments and jobs in Sixth District

The column invites letters to Representative and notes replies may be limited. It covers military academy applications due Oct 31 1971 for July 1972 entrants, Social Security benefit payments starting June 3 1971 with a lump sum later in June, and a cautious view on February unemployment drop. It also outlines an Economic Development Conference on April 15 at Allegany Community College with Governor Tawes and officials present for discussions and workshops.

U.S. House of Representatives Washington D.C United States Service Academies Bureau of Labor Statistics Allegany Community College Maryland J. Millard Tawes

Maryland Blue Cross 65 Program enrollment ends March 31

Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield reminds seniors age 65 and over that the annual open enrollment for the 65 program closes March 31. Current members auto convert. those eligible for Medicare may enroll by contacting a local BCBS office. Those not yet enrolled should check with Social Security about eligibility.

Maryland Medicare Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield Office

Waverley Cub Scouts Hold Meet at School

Cub Scout Pack 1068 of Waverley Elementary held a Blue and Gold Dinner March 24 at 6 30 p.m. Charles Stup catered a chicken dinner for about 85 attendees. Den I presented awards to Douglas Young Chuck Reeder John Evich. Den I and Den Oi names and activities noted with plans for candy sales a paper drive Easter basket sales a basketball game and den meetings. The program featured Home on the Range Ten Little Indians and constellations slides and closed with the Cub Scout Promise.

Waverley Charles Stup den I John Martz Tom Zimmerman Douglas Young Chuck Reeder Denner John Evich Jeanne Bussard Waverley School Robert Brant Eastvvew Jeff Pat Shockley Jeff Martz den Oi Vernon Flock James Tribble John Lentz Phillip Shafer Tim Hartman Scott Zimmerman Cub Scouts

Shepard Seeks Return to Moon But Space Flight Delayed

Alan B Shepard Jr, who walked on the moon during Apollo 14, says he would jump at another mission if possible. He notes he'd be ready to fly again soon but fears it would take three to four years due to other astronauts awaiting their turns.

Portland Ore Alan B. Shepard Jr

Employment Secretary Pushes Maryland Insurance Bills

Employment Secretary Rita C Davidson urged the Maryland Legislature to enact two amendments to the State Unemployment Insurance Law. House Bills 1156 and 1160 would extend coverage to about 90 000 workers and add 13 weeks of extended benefits, funded half by federal government and half by employers. The second amendment would raise the weekly benefit from 65 to 78 dollars as a step toward 65 percent of the average insured wage by 1972.

Rita C. Davidson State Department of Employment and Social Services Maryland House Committee On Economic Matters Congress Davidson

Ft Ritchie NCO Club Hosts Wild West Party

The Noncommissioned Officers and the NCO Wives Club staged an old fashioned Country Western night at the Fort Ritchie club. Highlights included cow milking, roping, quick draw, and hillbilly dress contests with Master of Ceremonies Command Sergeant Major Paul R White announcing winners. Judges named S Sgt C H Helmick, Sp 6 M G Stafford, Sp 4 James Stratton, M Sgt Phillip Arnold, Mrs T M Wallis, and Sp 4 Louis Armba.

Officers’ Club NCO Wives Club Paul R. White

Aid To Private Schools Nears Final Passage

Maryland bill to provide 12.1 million dollars in state aid to parochial and private schools moves closer to passage as House Ways and Means approves it 14 to 7. A minor amendment risks the bill’s fate, sending it back to the Senate for concurrence or rejection. The Senate earlier passed it with the minimum 22 votes.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly House Ways and Means Marvin Mandel Senate

Glade Valley Lions Hear Tax Procedure Talk

Glade Valley Lions at Woodsboro Fire Hall hear a documentary on income tax processing from return submission to refunds. Ross Clem of the IRS explains mail sorting to National Computer Center in Martinsburg W Va and the importance of accuracy and deadlines. Visitors from nearby Lions clubs attend and Woodsboro Clean Up Week is announced. Philip Beard, hospitalized, may receive visitors.

Glade Valley Lions Woodsboro Ross Clem Club Internal Revenue Service Philadelphia Control and Services Informa National Computer Center Martinsburg W. Va Eugene Gardner Union Bridge Silver Run Union Millis Liberty Lions Clubs Gardner Philip Beard Frederick Memorial Hospital

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