Maryland Comptroller Louis Goldstein Hails Tax Revenue Milestone
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced that the State Income Tax Division deposited its one billionth dollar into the treasury in a single fiscal year. He noted 1,043,413 refunds totaling $128,877,453 with an 18.74 percent rise from last year, and that refunds average $123.35. The income tax remains Maryland’s largest general fund revenue source supporting government for 4,113,000 residents.
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State Income Tan Division
Ficeyl Voor Ana AY
Louis L Gullstein
Goldstein
State
Maryland
Nixon Uses TV To Shape Watergate Narrative Amid Public Doubt
The article, arguing Nixon leveraged television and press to frame Watergate evidence, notes public polls show distrust over his withholding of taped transcripts. It cites 1,300 pages of transcripts as pretrial publicity and warns of impacts on impeachment proceedings and fair trials for Watergate figures. It also reports Amtrak’s travel spending and policy, with 5,384 employees and 225 daily trains, expecting $155 million in federal subsidies.
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Nixon
Ite House
Watergate
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
White House
Dean Burch
Amtrak
United States
Cleveland
Toledo
Des Moines
Letters To The Editor Responding To Growth Article
Readers contest Martha Raver's May 16 piece on Three County Towns Growth plan. Norman Todd mails corrections about Broadview Acres claims and land location while noting proposed water sewerage arrangements and county contracts.
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Martha Raver
Miss Raver
Norman Todd
Tuscarora Creek
Ceresville
Todd
Broadview Acres
Frederick County
Learning to bridge theory and reality in a laboring world
In a column from Washington, Ray Cromley argues that Mao Zedong’s practice of sending officials to labor in agriculture and industry keeps learning connected to real life. He cites examples from China and mentions US figures like James Schlesinger, suggesting intellectuals should spend time in hands on work to ground theories in reality.
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Japan
Wu Haiu-chuan
Mao Tse-tung
United States
James Schlesinger
Atlanta
Dryden
Boston
Einstein
Maryland Sunday School and Christian Endeavor Conventions Open at Edgewood
The 1904 Brunswick district gathering opens in Edgewood after a Wednesday start with Rev Samual A Kipe peotur leading fear the city. Addresses by Rev Ur Tyler and Rev HC Gonso mark the convention as plans for Sunday afternoon events are completed and for the first time no street parade is planned.
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Maryland Sunday School and Christian Endeavor
Edgeluad
Samudl
Ur Tyler
East Penmsslvanis
HC. Gonso
West Pennsylvania
Church of Gad
Edgeeund
Brunswick District
Frederick bypass contract awarded to Asheville firm
The first Frederick by-pass contract valued at 2,689,512 was awarded to Trotline and Brown of Asheville SC who will start work within weeks. The project will reconstruct three bridges along the route south of Frederick. Lafe Heads Commission representatives planned to meet local officials to discuss bypass details.
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Miss Raver
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
Frederick County
Linganore Creek
M. Fouche
India
China
Agape
Ciuden
Frederick
Washington Natural Pike
Trotine and Brown
Asheville
Virgin
Lafe Heads Commission
Gun Control Essay on Hollow Nose Slugs and Justice Reform
Charles C Gray argues gun violence endangers society and demands a judicial overhaul. He cites Lofton and Whitby style shootings to condemn lax laws and plea bargaining, urging stricter penalties, tighter ammunition controls, and accountability for elected officials.
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Lofton
Whitby
America
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Frederick News-Post
Miss Ravert
Elizabeth Battistone
Reese Lofton
Baltimore
Frank Whitby
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Ine
Ray Cromley
By Ray Cromley
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Burger
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Charles C. Gray
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