British Tax May Hurt Queen Bess
London AP report says Britain's new payroll tax could pinch Queen Elizabeth II with a 3.90 dollar weekly hit per male staffer and 1.74 dollar per female staffer. Buckingham Palace employs about 250 on a large royal staff. The payroll tax aims to push workers into productive industry, affecting royal revenues from private estates though government allowance remains untaxed.
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James J. Ing
London
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Treasury
Buckingham Palace
Windmie Sandringham
Balmor
Elizabeth
Hood College gets NSF grant for psychology lab gear
Hood College’s Department of Psychology received a 3200 grant from the National Science Foundation to fund new laboratory equipment. The funds will support a new advanced general psychology course, upgrade an experimental psychology course, and enhance a senior level class.
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Department of Psychology
Hood College
National Science Foundation
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
New York special report describes Bio-Dyne based Preparation H as a non surgical treatment that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain. Case after case shows actual shrinkage with gentle pain relief. The substance from a renowned research institute is sold as suppositories or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Weather Outlook Showers To Spread From Texas To Minnesota
Showers expected Monday night across western Texas into Arkansas and further into Minnesota. Areas may experience scattered rain with lingering showers through the night. Hydrologic risk minor but monitor local forecasts for changes.
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Texas
Arkansas
Minnesota
Mon
Moon tour business eyed by Kuboske in Colorado
In Ouray Colorado Frant Kuboske seeks to expand a moon tour sight seeing venture with federal grant terms to be matched by the college. The Colorado Public Utilities Commission and the United Fire Company are involved in regulatory steps as the project advances.
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NSF
OURAY
Colo
Kuboske
Rade
Commis
United Fire Company
Legion Auxiliary initiates seven new members in May meeting
Francis Scott Key Unit No 01 of the American Legion Auxiliary held a May 17 meeting at the American Legion Homes with Mrs Carter presiding. New members welcomed: Elsie Abrecht, Dorothy Stroup, Mary Jacobs, Clara House, Emma Carter, Doris Mossburg and Barbara Ewing. Reports covered child welfare and blood drive as well as the poppy drive. Memorial Day plans for Mt Olivet Cemetery discussed with participation by Legion family and West Frederick Junior High School band. Next meeting set for a joint installation June 21.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Ors Carter
Elsie Abrecht
Dorothy Stroup
Mary Jacobs
Clara House
Emma Carter
Doris Mossburg
Barbara Ewing
Edna Yelton
Jackie Butler
Helen Grove
Maryland
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Adams
Christine Eyter
Masser
Viotel
U.S 40
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Travelmats Corporation of America
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