Legislation Aids New York Faces Senate Hurdle
An AP poll shows strong Senate opposition to a loan guarantee for New York City to avert a default. Debate timing, a potential filibuster, and Ford’s promised veto complicate passage as undecided lawmakers tilt against rapid approval.
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New York
Senate
Washington
New York City
Ford
Associated Press
Senate Banking Committee
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Shakey's Parlor to Open in Frederick January
Groundbreaking held for a new Shakey's Pizza Parlor in Frederick on U S Route 40 west beside Hechingers. The Tocay Inc venture will seat about 150 with 12 to 15 staff and operate 11 a.m. to midnight weekdays and 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. weekends. Tony Guido Jr. serves as president with family in management.
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Shakey’s Pizza Parlor
U.S. 40 West
Hechingers
Carmella Cadori
Leo Brandenburg
Morgan Keller
Tony Guido Jr
Frederick City
James R. McClellan
Tony Guido Sr
Alvin Lapidus
John Osmundenson
Shakey’s Pizza Parlors
Shakey's Pizza
Frederick
Family Pizza
U.S. Route 40
Hechingers Shakey’s
States
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Philippines
Tocay, Inc
Kelly
Tony “Papa” Guido Sr
Frederick Shakey's
Rehoboth Beach weighs beach user fee plan
Rehoboth Beach considers a summer beach user fee to fund improvements. The proposal would charge about 60,000 weekly visitors $5 for the season or $1.40 per week, with a public hearing set for December 6 and a vote possible in February.
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Rehoboth Beach
Del
Atlantic Ocean Resort
Lawrence Turner
West
Turner
Rockefeller declines bid for Republican VP nomination
Rockefeller says after much thought he does not want his name presented at the national party convention for the upcoming Republican vice presidential nomination. He pledges to continue as vice president and fulfill his constitutional duties until a duly elected pair returns to the presidency.
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National Party
Rockefeller
Court to hear rail case over how funds are spent
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Richmond Va ruling that the Interstate Commerce Commission exceeded its authority when approving a 10 percent freight rate hike linked to how the additional revenue is spent. The Chessie system railroads Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland appealed the orders.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richmond
Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Western Maryland Railway Co
Chessie
Five die in Maryland highway crashes over weekend
Five persons were killed in Maryland road crashes over the weekend. Clarence Thomas, 37, of Philadelphia, was crushed when his car left a county road near Centreville. James Welsh, 17, of Hanover, Pa., died when the pickup he rode in struck a car near Westminster. Noah Bivens, 68, was struck by a vehicle on U S 13 in Fruitland. A 15 year old and another person died in Prince Georges County Friday night.
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Pikesville, Md
Maryland
Clarence G. Thomas
Philadelphia
Centreville
James Welsh
Hanover
Westminster
Noah Bivens
U.S
Fruitland
Whormaco County
Prince Georges County
Ford declines to be considered for 1976 Republican VP nominee
In a formal statement Vice President Ford says he does not wish his name entered into consideration for the Republican Vice Presidential nomination. He pledges to continue serving as VP and supporting the nation until a new president and vice president are elected.
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Rockefeller
Ford
Two dollar bill to return after decade in retirement
The Treasury will announce the reintroduction of the two dollar bill with Jefferson’s portrait. About 400 million notes will be printed annually beginning next spring for the bicentennial, while the bill’s value will be only about 122 cents of its 1966 value due to inflation and circulation costs.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
U.S
Bureau
Conlon
Harvard Business School
Federal Reserve Board
New York Leaders Clarify Bankruptcy Stance Amid Crisis
Governor Carey and Mayor Beame deny public or private support for Ford backed changes to federal bankruptcy law. Vice President Rockefeller claimed both officials privately favored the proposal, while Ford warns he would veto a bailout bill and push a bankruptcy plan to preserve essential city services.
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New York
Hugh Carey
Ford
New York City
Carey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Abraham D. Beame
Rockefeller
ABC
Baltimore Officer Fatally Shoots Colleague During Gun Check
A Baltimore police officer was accidentally killed when another officer’s service revolver discharged while they checked their weapons before a drug raid. Tyrone Stith, 28, was struck in the face and died near midnight Saturday. Patrolman Philip Harrison, 28, was not charged and returned to duty.
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Baltimore
Tyrone Stith
Western District
Philip Harrison
Harrison
Stith
Morgan State
Brunswick Band Boosters Plan Meeting and Parades
The Brunswick High School band boosters meet November 5 at 7 30 p m in the high school bandroom. Officers for 1975 76 are Allen Phillips president Floyd Wickham vice president Pat Sigler secretary Betty Huffer treasurer Elaine Childs publicity chair. Members recently held a submarine and candle sale to buy new instruments and appeared in the Frederick Fall Festival Parade and Mummers Parade in Hagerstown. They will march in a Brunswick Veterans Day parade on November 9. A free movie, The Picture of Dorian Gray, screens November 18 at Damascus Library at 7 30 p m. call 253 5100 for details.
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Brunswick Railroaders
Brunswick High School
Allen Phillips
Floyd Wickham
Pat Sigler
Betty Huffer
Elaine Childs
Marcella Himes
Carl Schuster
Nancy McAllister
Gladys Sparrow
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White House
Washington, DB. C
Rocky
Congress
Goa
Yours
James Conlon
Brunswick Band Boosters Meet
Dorian Grey
Damascus Library
Damascus Centre
Davis Road
Carroll County
Walter S. Johnson
Ruth A. Johnson
Gillis Falls Road
Mount Airy
Hermon Dorsey
Eleanor E. Dorsey
Walter $. Johnson
Circuit Court For
Robert N. Reeves
Robert K. Maddox
Charles Roop
Waish
Fisher & Gilmore
E. Main St
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