City Tax and Water Rates Altered in Budget Plan
The budget proposes lowering the water bill minimum to 12 dollars with a 0.50 per 1 000 gallons rate up to 300 000 gallons and 0.45 beyond that. City salaries include 312 000 for the personnel director and 95 527 for nine drivers across fire companies along with other department superintendents and a central purchasing chief.
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Mater Shed
Junior Fire Company
United Steam Fire Engine Company No
Citizens Truck Company
Central Purchasing Department
Four Charged In Related City Police Arrests
Four area residents were arrested and jailed by City Police Tuesday on related charges. Ronald Wilt 21 was charged with absence without official leave from the Marines at his Pennsylvania Avenue home after 5 p.m. He was jailed. Patty Sowell 21 was charged near her South Market Street home with disorderly conduct and jailed. Charles Atkins 20 of Lincoln Apartments was arrested on West Patrick Street for littering and jailed. Alfred Oden 40 of the Barbara Fritchie Hotel was charged with failing to pay a bill at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and jailed after 6 p.m. Michael Tutson 20 of Fort Detrick faced hit and run, driving without a license, and wrong-way driving on a one-way street on Middle Ailey. bail set at 40.
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Ronald William Wilt
Pennsylvania Avenue
U.S. Marines
Patty L. Sowell
South Market Street
Charles Edward Atkins
Lincoln Apartments
West Patrick Street
Alfred Thomas Oden
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scott Key
East Patrick Street
Oder
Michael Joseph Tutson
Fort Detrick
Ailey Tutson
Todd Suit Continued Prom Page At February Or Early March
The record shows Todd facing continuation of a legal suit with interruptions in February. Frederick was visited by Mountford and an attorney who demanded action while Todd claimed missing stock certificates and access issues. He arranged to produce certificates in court later that afternoon as the plaintiffs’ case was set to proceed. Attorneys Rex Sturm and William Busemeyer for the plaintiffs. Todd’s counsel are William W Wenner and Charles L Price.
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Mountford
Frederick
Todd
Plainiffs
Plas Rex Sturm
Rockvill
William Busemeyer
Cincinnati
William W Wenner
Charles L Price
Don Rice Jr and Susan Rice Aims for Shared Future
In a portrait of Don Rice Jr now leading Rand researchers and a devoted partner, Susan Rice pursues public administration studies while supporting his career. The couple, with three sons in a sprawling home, balances demanding work with family life and mutual encouragement for Susan’s career goals.
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Susan
Dan Rice Iuigik
Hurecked
Mae
Rand
Don Rice
Rice
Notre Dame
St. Mary's College
Dixie Highway
Don
Purdue
UCLA
Rices
Joe
Matthew
Ives
Lon Lon Rice
Unlock Your Car Campaign Warns of Theft Risk
Frederick County survey found 505 of 691 cars inspected were unlocked and six had keys in the ignition. Mayor Ronald Young and Police Chief Maj. Charles V. Main urged residents to lock cars, noting fewer thefts after the program and that notes are left on unlocked vehicles for key pickup.
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Frederick County Association of Independent
Ysay Uuing
Erin’s
Alex Gadomski
Ronald Young
Charles V. Main
Main
Determination Marks Girl's Long Battle for Graduation
Ka ithy Roberts, a student in WORRICK Missouri, battled cystic fibrosis to finish school. She remained determined to graduate and pictured a normal life as she pursued her dream, finishing with support from teachers and peers.
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Worrick. Mo
Kaithy Roberts
Inc
Ty Agar
Consoli dated Edison To Pay Dividend On Preferred Stock
Consol dated Edison Co's board, after omitting the second quarter dividend on common stock, will pay regular dividends on preferred stock in the same quarter. A spokesman said first quarter earnings can cover about 11 million dollars in quarterly dividends on 10 issues of preferred stock from 1.25 to 2.075 dollars per share, priority over common stock.
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New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Con Ed
Portugal's Leader Warns Strikers Amid Crisis
Portuguese leader Spinola declares military support to suppress counterrevolution as strikes threaten the nation. He warns that anarchic action will end fatally and vows defense of the movement's democratic ideals against forces seeking to undermine liberty.
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Spawis
Une Titan
Spinola
Pittsburgh TV Newsman Ed Conway Dies at 48
Ed Conway a Pittsburgh television newsman dies at 48 after major surgery at Presbyterian University Hospital. He served as sports director at WIAE TV since 1901 and appeared on the station’s news programs. He was the play by play announcer for the University of Pittsburgh football games and formerly did Pittsburgh Penguin hockey broadcasts.
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Pittsburgh -Ap
Pittsburgh
Ed Conway
Presbyterian University Hospital
Conway
Wiae-Tv
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Penguin
Town of Dycusburg Rejects Revenue Sharing and Taxes
A rural Kentucky town on the Cumberland River refused federal revenue sharing funds and rejected imposing local taxes. Officials noted the town lacks a mayor or council and previously disbanded a revenue sharing board, fearing taxes would be required and funds could be clawed back. Unclaimed letters about the $052 share were returned unopened. The town relies on state road funding and fears loss if federal funds were accepted.
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Cumberland River
Kentucky
Wwn
Rhea Stinnett
Howard
Legion's Ban on Handicapped Girls Protested
James theu estuicate led a protest against an American Legion policy barring handicapped girls from participation in Democracy in Action at Capital University Columbus. A Columbus teacher urged lifting the ban. Howerton sent a letter to National Commander Eaton asserting exclusion harms those unable to protest and denounces denying rights to the handicapped.
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Middletown
Ota AP
James Theu
Estuicate
American Legion
Paris
Nas
Alo
National American Legion
Robert FE. L. Eaton
Indianapolis
Howerton
Democracy In Action
Capital University
Columbus
Eaton
Economy shows decline in leading indicators
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department’s composite index of leading business indicators fell seven tenths of one percent from March, the first drop since December and the third drop in a year, signaling weaker economic activity.
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Commerce Department
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