Maryland senators push light rail as alternative to subway
A coalition of 20 Maryland senators threaten to filibuster the billion dollar plus subway plan. They advocate a lighter rail system using existing railroad rights of way to serve a larger area at far lower cost, arguing it would save hundreds of millions and avoid delaying other road projects. If the filibuster holds, the budget amendment to delete 120.5 million for the subway could pass, reshaping state transit policy.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Edward Thomas
Charles Smelser
Baltimore
UeLe Vegins
Senate
Thomas
House
Technological tithe urged to boost U S footwear industry
Herbert H. Schiff of SCOA Industrial urges the American Footwear Industries Assn to levy a tithe of one half of one percent of sales to fund new methods and machinery for footwear production. He notes 100 to 120 hand operations in cement construction worker shoes and argues foreign rivals gain from lower labor costs, advocating innovation over quotas.
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Herbert H. Schiff
Scoa Industrial
Columbus
Ohio
American Footwear Industries Assn
Schiff
Americans Attend Winter Olympics Amid Uniform Critique
The article contrasts American amateurs in modest navy outfits with richly dressed Russian athletes, noting government subsidies and debates over professionalism. It praises American performance despite attire and argues Olympic spirit centers on results, not appearances.
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America
Innsbruck
Austria
Salvation Army
Steady Reduction in Middletown Civic Debt Noted
The March 1926 annual statement of Howard A. Gross shows a steady reduction in Middletown’s civic debt for the year ending March 15. The largest single outlay was water system work totaling 12,484.36 with 3,481.72 paid to McWane Cast Iron and 5,233.44 to Mt. Grove Lime for excavation and piping. Water disbursements reached 918.77 and pumping 800.90, while general expenses totaled 5,071.78.
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Middletown
Howard A. Gross
McWane Cast Iron Company
Mt. Grove Lime
Freedom's Way U S A chosen as Bicentennial slogan
The American people picked Freedom's Way U S A as the official Bicentennial slogan. Ellen Harness of Litchfield Connecticut, 23, is the author. Ford will congratulate her at a White House ceremony. The process began in Sept 1974 with thousands of submissions, narrowed to six, then one winner.
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Les Whitten
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U.S.A
Ford
Ellen Harness
Litchfield
America
Copernicus Society of America
Edward J. Piszek
Holiday Inns
Freedom's Way
Burt
C. Corkran
Flint
Mich
Olive Cutting
Cape Cod
Mass
Leigh Waterman
Forestville
Washington, D.C
Frank Ingo
Mardi Devolites
Consumer Product Safety Commission
John Byington
White House
Senate Commerce Committee
Byington
White Rock sewage issue prompts public action and reform
Readers urge cleaning the hazardous White Rock sewage mess and pushing administrative reforms. Dr John E Harvey calls for citizen responsibility and system commitment to disease prevention, while others press school improvement and policy changes amid ongoing community debates.
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Yellow Springs
White Rock
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