Civilian Use Of Copper To Be Reduced
The National Production Authority drafted an order curtailing civilian copper use by an estimated 25 to 30 percent. The move targets supplies for radio television car and appliance makers and electronics. Industry groups seek priority for communications amid backlogs from wartime demand. NPR officials pledged to direct supplies to maintain networks while stressing no expansion guarantees.
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Local Welfare Control Urged by Carroll Grand Jury
Carroll county grand jury calls for tighter local supervision of welfare and public assistance funding. It recommends the County Commissioners oversee the Welfare Board, with detailed reports published and open records. The report notes rising costs and urges legislative steps to tighten county control while acknowledging charity aims.
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Abutting Property Owners Pay Part of Street Improvement
Frederick city adopts a new public improvement policy requiring abutting property owners to bear an equitable portion of grading and paving costs for new streets. The move aims to share costs fairly, reducing tax burden on other taxpayers. A grant of Grant Place between Fourth and Seventh streets will be the first project under the policy, with the contract awarded to the T Edgie Russell Company at 540 43404. The mayor and board directed the city attorney to draft an ordinance defining assessments proportional to costs, with a public hearing before passage. Other service costs remain unchanged.
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City plans street improvements with shared curb costs
Mayor Munshower says curb and gutter must be funded by equal shares of taxpayers and property owners, with water and sewer hookup fees continuing. A public hearing will precede final action on the ordinance, and notices will run in newspapers. The move aims to make the process fair by eliminating unequal taxpayer burdens.
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City limits extension spurs thrift drive aims at fares
Citizens in Belfast Northern Ireland launch a thrift drive to fund local needs as new street construction and city underwritten costs pose a burden on all taxpayers. The drive begins with an appeal to restore four cent carfare as a practical step.
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Maryland University plans salary increases for 1951
The University of Maryland outlined its 1951 budget request showing $6,684,935 in State funds, up $972,748 from the current general fund, and $8,222,629 in special funds receipts, down $167,986 from last year due to enrollment declines caused by the new 12- grade structure.
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State Boards Plan Public School Salary Adjustments
A proposed year program for the State adopts a plan to raise faculty salaries. The adjustments account for more than half of the net increase in funding.
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