Young Democrats Hear Outline Of State Finances
Dr Paul Cooper, chairman of the commission on state and county finances, will speak to the Fredericktown Young Democrats at 7 30 pm in the North Frederick Elementary School auditorium. The talk covers Maryland tax reforms and growth needs through 1970, with estimates of required new taxes and property tax increases for state and local governments.
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Paul Cooper
Commission On State and
State Senate
Young Democrats
North Frederick
Cooper
Frederikkh Young Democrats
University of Maryland
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Cooper Commission
Maryland
Commission
Maryland property tax burden hits low incomes hardest
The Cooper report shows Maryland property taxes fall most on the poor as they pay more than twice the share of income than the wealthy. Randolph B Rosencrantz, president of the Frederick Young Democrats Club, said residents may ask questions after Dr Cooper presents his address at the Thursday night meeting.
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Maryland
Cooper
Randolph B Rosencrantz
Frederick Young Democrats Club
Street Lighting Issue Debated In Rosemont
Rosemont Burgess and commissioners will study installing street lights after a 42 to 40 town election vote in favor. The council kept the 10 percent tax rate for two years and made several appointments and donations, including to the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company and Brunswick Ambulance Company.</s>
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Burgess
Rosemont
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
Brunswick Ambulance Company
Emory V. Frye
L West Schnauffer
Creagerstown Dinner Funds Lighting and Cemetery Care
The Creagerstown Community Association dinner on May 8 at the Parish Hall raised funds to restore street lights and maintain the town cemetery. Co chairs Mrs Roy M Fisher and Mrs Harold A Shor announced the 50 50 split of proceeds with Potomac Edison providing 119 annually. The meal is the town’s main way to fund these services and ensure yearly upkeep. The nearby incident notes a cat bite sparked a small fire at Beasley’s home after chewing a radio wire.
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Creagerstown
Roy M Fisher
Harold A Shor
Potomac Edison Company
Liquor Restored To Owner After Court Victory
A truck carrying $10,000 worth of overdue Christmas whisky arrived in Detroit for Memorial Day. The whisky was seized last December 21 by the State Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit and returned to owner Alex Lawrus of Windsor after a directed verdict of acquittal on charges of possessing without a permit transporting without a permit and failing to pay taxes.
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Baltimore
Detroit
State Alcoholic Tax Enforcement Unit
Alex Lawrus
Windsor
Canada
Lawrus
Norman Polovoy
Twelve Physicians to Staff Ocean City During 1965 Summer
Ocean City Maryland will add a total of twelve physicians for the 1965 summer vacation season. Dr Francis J Townsend Jr, the resident doctor for the past year, will be joined by eight assistants to provide 24 hour medical service. One more doctor and two assistants will be on duty at all times.
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Ocean City
Atlantic
Francis J Townsend Jr
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