New Windsor referendum effort on annexation plan
A petition drive in New Windsor seeks a referendum on the town council’s May 16 decision to annex a 7 acre residential parcel. Mary Jane Ecker says 63 signatures from 200 registered voters are needed to suspend the decision, with committee members canvassing and signing at Roop’s Grocery and New Windsor State Bank.
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New Windsor
Mary Jane Ecker
College Avenue
Ecker
Carroll County
Church Street
Marc Apter
Finksburg
Baltimore
Main
Church
Earle Brewer
Brewer
Apter
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Roop
Maryland Comptroller Defends State Economy
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein tells the Maryland Bankers Association that the state’s economy is sound and growing, highlighting manufacturing gains and higher per capita income growth rates than the national average. He cites water and energy resources as future advantages and rejects critiques of the state’s economic performance. Meanwhile United Airlines faces a 10 day restraining order over alleged discrimination against blind passengers by confiscating canes during takeoffs and landings, with the airline asserting it enforces standard rules. The FAA ruling against the airline is cited by the airline as support.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland
Maryland Bankers Association
Goldstein
U. S
Metiki
Garrett County
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Calvert Cliffs
Columbia
Cove Point
Calvert County
Baltimore
United Airlines
James A. Perrott
Ralph Sanders
National Federation of the Blind
Sanders
Ed Williams
United
Chicago
Williams
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
State seeks Port terminal operator
Maryland aims to avoid a state takeover of the South Locust Point Marine Terminal by inviting private bids within 45 days and selecting one operator within four months. The port agency lacks authorization to hire staff and prefers a single private operator to run the small container terminal with two cranes and three berths, expanding capacity by up to 600,000 tons annually.
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Baltimore
Maryland Port Administration
State Department of Transportation
MPA
South Locust Point
Gregory Halpin
PCP Bust Nets Maryland's Largest Seizure Alleged Fronted Operation
Four men are jailed in Talbot County awaiting $250,000 bonds each after police confiscated PCP valued at up to $3 million from a farmhouse and Atlantic Glass Co fronting operation in Easton. The raid also seized lab equipment chemicals and packaging materials used to produce PCP for Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware markets.
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Easton
Talbot County
Liew
PCP
Maryland
Bill Clark
Atlantic Glass Co
Clark
Maryland 682
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Alfred MacKown
Severna Park
The
Glass Company
Edwin L. Talbot
Arnold
John Roe
St. Michaels
Hugh Baldwin Jr
Chestertown
Gasoline-Saving Oil Drill Ad Claims Big Savings
A garbled 1920s style ad promises payments for draining old motor oil and cut gas costs. It touts Unifla and Exxor dealers paying 60 per quart and claims gas savings from a new oil and “Gassone-Saving Tips.” The fragmentary copy emphasizes fuel efficiency and money back incentives.
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Unifla
Sanny Cangeove
Aéisaviig
Uniflo
Exxon
Exxon Research
Narkmanns
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