Dog Bite Case Leads to Rabies Testing
Police contacted Edward B. Cool after a dog bite near a ball game. The dog was destroyed with owner permission. The carcass was sent to the Animal Laboratory for brain analysis to be sent to College Park for rabies testing, with results in about 24 hours. No county rabies case has been reported recently.
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Montevue Lane
University of Maryland
College Park
Melissa
Animal Health Laboratory
Frederick
environmental services
county health department
Byron hosts regional law enforcement conference in Byron
Local officials join the Byron natives and the Governor's Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice along with the International Conference of Police Associations for a two session meeting. A consultation period with State and Federal representatives including the FBI will be set aside. An afternoon public session features a mobile crime lab and police displays. Last year Byron sponsored an economic development conference supporting Central and Western Maryland counties seeking job funds.
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Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement
the
Administration of Justice
International Conference of Police Associations
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Byron
Maryland
Mrs Nalley in Critical After Runaway Car Crash
A woman identified as Mrs Margaret E Nalley 37 wife of the car driver Arnold Filmore Nalley was struck by a runaway car Monday evening while on her way to buy groceries. Police recovered money at the scene but will hold it until the court decides ownership.
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Margaret E. Nalley
Arnold Filmore Nalley
Major Main
FCC Commencement Honors Large Class at Local School
The 14th annual commencement featured a benediction by Rev. Rife and music from the Governor Thomas Johnson High School Band. The ceremony honored dozens of graduates including Sterling Roger Adams Jr and many others with certificates in Secretarial Science, Data Processing, and Electronic Technology.
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Rife
Allen Wayne Grimes
Daniel Coblentz Guyton
Pamela Tina Hahn
Susan Claire Hahn
Nancy Iren Haifleigh
Linda Lee Haifley
Norma Rae Haller
Teresa Lynn Harris
Jacqueline H. Hartman
Roger Clark Haynes
Diane Hendrickson
Edmund Dennis Hill
Linda Moran Hinebaugh
Jean A. Hiteshew
Leslie Shurden Holt HL
Patricia N. Wachter
Kenneth Edward Warrenfeltz
Tenure Battle Triggers Faculty Boycott Threat Over Graduation
Stephens calls meeting after 20 of 29 faculty threaten to refuse marching at the May 21 graduation in protest against the board’s abolition of tenure. A prior directive urged teachers to march, while some threaten to boycott unless tenure is reinstated. The board dumped tenure last fall and moved to three year contracts this March.
Price Board Sets Rent-Relief Rules for Renewals
The Price Commission announced changes to guidelines that may cut rents for tenants who recently signed one year lease renewals with increases above eight percent. Tenants on longer than one year leases may renegotiate if the rise exceeds eight percent, with July options: a one-year lease at eight percent or a longer lease at the justified increase. Landlords must inform affected tenants.
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WASHINGTON
The
Price Commission today
Price Commission
Corporations Report Record First Quarter Profits
The Commerce Department said profits of corporations rose by 5.6 billion in the first three months of the year, setting before tax profits at a record 91.6 billion dollars for the seasonally adjusted annual rate.
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WASHINGTON
APF
Commerce Department
department
South Vietnamese Relief Forces Break Through Near An Loc
A relief column neared An Loc within 24 miles as carrier Saratoga joined the battle to lift the six week siege. U S air strikes reportedly killed 300 North Vietnamese troops southwest of An Loc, while infantry moved by helicopter toward Highway 13 amid anticipated hard fighting ahead.
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An Loc
Ifield
Saratoga
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Caroline Griffith Kreimer
Choon Hwa Lau
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Alan Franklin Lescalbeet
Carla Jean Lewis
Della T. Lewis
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Lawrence B. Lutz
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Debra Ann Mauck
Dorothy Repp Miller
William Christopher Miller
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Lyman M. Myers
Joseph Kevin O’Connor
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Connie Gay Oden
Carole Ann Quellette
John E. Patton Jr
Bruce Edward Peterson
Sandra Lee Pickett
Ina Elizabeth Prosser
Joseph William Reed
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Francis R. Reynolds
Gary Calvin Richard
James Andria Rollins
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Ann L. Rowberg
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