Filibuster Ends With OK of New Maryland Department
A 10 hour filibuster ended with the Maryland Senate approving Gov. Harry Hughes plan to create a Cabinet level Department of Employment and Training. The bill passed 33 to 12 after talks with Senate leaders. Leading opponents warned it would expand state bureaucracy.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Harry Hughes
Department of Employment and Training
Senate
Melvin Steinberg
Baltimore
Victor Cushna
D-Washington
Fred Markus
D-Dorchester
Government troops push to exterminate Sandinista rebels in Nicaragua
AP reporting from Rancho Grande notes government troops aim to eradicate counterrevolutionaries, with about 400 Sandinista soldiers seen on the Waslala road in Zelaya province. Battles ongoing in Dinotega near Matagalpa, Jalapa near the Honduran border cited. Soldiers vow to remain in the mountains until the last former Somoza guardsman is killed.
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Rancho Grande
Nicaragua
Waslala
Zelaya
Managua
Dinotega
Matagalpa
Jalapa
Nueva Segovia
Somoza
Guerrillas claim 82 government soldiers killed in Morazan
Guerrillas under a single commander say they killed 82 government soldiers in Morazan, El Salvador, a northern province long a war zone. Police free two American journalists, Thomas J. Western and Joan Ambrose Newton, from detention and house arrest as authorities probe Western's alleged ties to rebels. A military source says five Farabundo Marti Front groups have unified under one commander-in-chief, signaling resolved differences.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Morazan
Thomas J. Western
St. Paul
Minn
Joan Ambrose Newton
U.S
South Africa
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
Marx trial ends with Bank of America award and Fleming praise
In Santa Monica jurors awarded 3.471 million to Bank of America and commended Erin Fleming for bringing care to Groucho Marx in his final years. Foreman says Fleming possibly breached Marx's trust for financial gain while Fleming’s attorney vows appeal and quick court action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Groucho Marz
Bank of America
Erin Fleming
Miss Fleming
Marx
David Sabih
Sabih
Abc-Tv
Good Morning America
Subsidized School Lunches Fail To Cut Grocery Bills
A Department of Agriculture study finds federally subsidized meals for schoolchildren do not lower a family's overall grocery expenditures. The report notes the program achieves its goal of promoting agricultural product consumption. About 23.4 million children at 91,000 schools eat daily meals from the $3 billion national lunch program.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Weather outlook and temperatures across Maryland region
A storm moves through the Southeastern U.S. bringing mixed rain this weekend. Western Maryland counties expect light snow or snow and rain with highs in the upper 30s to around 40. Rain and snow end tonight with mostly cloudy skies Friday, highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s. Saturday and Sunday bring rain with highs in the 50s and lows near 40. Maryland mountains see light snow today ending tonight with highs around 30s. Temperatures yesterday in Frederick 47, Hagerstown 44, Westminster 46, Gaithersburg 47, Leesburg 46.
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Westeen
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Argentina plans torture to crush leftist guerrillas says columnist
Washington highlights claim that Argentina intends Nazi-like methods of torture and mass killings to wipe out leftist guerrillas. Jack Anderson cites alleged state policy and brutality in South America amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Argentina
Jack Anderson
Reagan
Walter Williams
Ton Fom Breden
Bogert
Robert Clary
Aie Baer
Hogar
We Pr
Inside The News See Em Some The Glory Quote
A note quotes Cicero stating that greater difficulty brings greater glory. The line appears as an attributed epigraph reflecting on perseverance and achievement. No other factual content or context is provided.
Three Frederick County men killed in Reels Mill Road crash
At 3:39 a.m. on Reels Mill Road a northbound 1977 Chevrolet Chevette left the road, struck a fence post, then a tree. Kevin Magruder 22 and Anthony Cox 20 died at the scene. Curtis Hart 18 was flown to Washington County Hospital in critical condition. Speed and driver error cited. seat belts not used. investigators Hewett and Stotelmyer.
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Frederick County
Reels Mill Road
Reids Ford Road
Kevin Douglas Magruder
Carrollton Drive
Frederick
Anthony Brian Cox
Bartonsville Road
Curtis Treat Hart
Knoak Drive
Washington County Hospital
Maryland
Cox and Hart
Magruder
Cox
R. J. Thomas
Hert
WCH
Th. A. E. Hewett
Tye. R.L Stotelmyer
United Ambulance and Squad
Urbana
Independent Hose Company
Frederick County Leads Maryland Gypsy Moth Spraying Plan
Frederick County leads Maryland with 34 500 acres slated for gypsy moth spraying amid expected higher defoliation this year. The county’s share of 111 000 statewide acres costs about 228 000 funded by federal state and county sources, part of an 818 800 statewide program. Spraying starts on the Eastern Shore around April 25 and moves west through Cecil Harford Baltimore Carroll Frederick and Washington counties with plans extending to Howard Montgomery and Anne Arundel counties.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Ben Payne
Maryland Department of Agriculture
MDA
Pagee
Pagac
Kent
Queen Annes
Cecil
Harford
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Howard
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Payne
Betsy Handley
Ms. Handley
South Mountain
Catoctin Mountain
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Sugarloaf
Compromise Looms on Frederick County Library Budget
County Budget Officer Harold Keller Jr reports the Frederick County Public Library will not receive the requested 11.9 percent rise for fiscal 1964 but will gain more than a five percent increase. The library had sought 785,987 dollars to cover staff expansion at C Burr Artz Library and a larger collection, with 27 to 19 staff. The plan calls for one new staff member and a continued push for a larger book budget.
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Frederick County
Harold K. Keller Jr
Commis
Sioners
Keller
C. Burr Artz Library
Martha Reynolds
Five Cent Gas Tax Increase Takes Effect Friday
Gasoline prices at most area stations will rise by five cents per gallon starting Friday April 1 the nickel federal gas tax signed into law last year prompts fuel costs to climb. Station managers report the rise as part of broader price fluctuations due to higher buying costs and credit card surcharges, with some noting pumps already reflect the tax once Friday morning arrives.
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Reagan
John Crum
Ron’s Crown Station
Crum
Rick Randall
Randall Shell
Tex Stottlemyer
T&t Service Center
Doug Sites
Forty West Gulf
City budget requests rise 10 percent
City finance officials report a 10 percent rise in budget requests for next year led by General government and Public Safety. The mayor will review the proposals starting April 11, with detailed figures due April 8, while salary steps are considered after overall spending is pared.
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Betty E. Rice
Ronald N. Young
Young
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