Maryland Board raises state real estate tax by three cents
Tax policy shift expands the real estate levy to 18 cents per 100 assessed value, up three cents, while the income tax cut remains in dispute. Lawmakers question the need for added revenue to cover state debt as counties face higher property bills, with Frederick County seeing substantial effects. The piece calls for legislative action to ease the property tax burden on local governments and residents.
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Maryland Board of Public Works
Maryland
Tawes
Board of Public Works
Frederick County
Frederick Community College
General Assembly
East Orange Plans Education Plaza For All Students
East Orange New Jersey proposes a 15 acre education campus to serve 9856 current public school students plus a junior college and community center. The plan aims to replace substandard facilities with a single flexible complex within 1.5 miles of most homes, projected to take 15 years and funded by government and foundations.
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East Orange
New Jersey
Civ Junior College
Aso
William L. Hoffman
Board of Education
Commons to vote on eight percent pay rise for MPs
The piece notes MPs in the House of Commons near approval for an eight percent salary increase, bringing pay to about £9,200 annually, with discussions on related expenses and duties. It mentions the broader context of congressional pay debates and cost considerations for staff and offices.
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House of Commons
Congress
T.me
Washington
Lene Coldwater
Cnaries Halleck
House Muiners
U.S. House
U.S
Going North: Son Pushes Infiltration Plan for Vietnam
Ray Cromley profiles Tran Van Son a Vietnamese publisher and former guerrilla who shifts from opposing a northern offensive to advocating covert infiltration aimed at overthrowing Ho Chi Minh's regime from the south. He outlines using political workers and saboteurs to build a grassroots resistance in the northwest and northeast regions.
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Tran van Son
Saigon
North
Viet Nam
Son
Washington
Latin America
Seigen
South Vietnm
Ho Chi Minh
Red Army
Red
Republicans Grapple With Defeatist Circle In 1960s
The Republican Party faces a tightening cycle of losses with a narrowed base, few strong candidates, and bitter infighting. Veterans question strategies as Goldwater's nomination debates echo, while calls for constructive alternatives yield only pale copies of Democratic ideas.
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Losig
Dean Burch
John Birch
Spelling Bee Victory at New Market High School
Yesterday in New Market High School a spelling bee drew over 300 attendees. Winner Lewis A. Rice Jr. edged Bayard Burgess with the misspelled word canteloupe. The Central Trust Company of Maryland plans to pay 60 000 to 2 650 Christmas Savings Club members. Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer urged balanced war discussion with pupils.
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New Market High School
G. Lloyd Palmer
Mentally Retarded Children Support Efforts Grow Ford Frederick
A Frederick County association expands programs for mentally retarded children. Fort Detrick and state agencies discuss employment for retarded workers. A new Day Care Center and Sheltered Workshop are planned with 5 000 dollar goal and public fundraising.
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Charles A. Glick
Seminole Read
Frederick County Association For
United States
Department of the Army
United States Civil Service Commission
Fort Detrick
The
Army
State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency
Frederick
State Arc
National Arc
Jacob R. Ramsburg
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