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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1960

Page

16

Baltimore Governor backs gradual reform in Maryland representation

Gov. Tawes defended a small change to Maryland representation, saying broad reform faces a tough fight in the General Assembly. He argued the proposal is a practical step toward reform, even if not the best conceiv­able plan, and cited the adage that politics is the art of the possible. Royce Hanson and Farr Representation Committee push for full reapportionment.

Baltimore Maryland General Assembly Royce Hanson Farr Representation Committee Tawes Hanson

Plan for higher county seats aid and Walsh commission

Governor backed plan to boost delegation in Maryland large counties and Baltimore City. The proposal, rejected in 1959, was to expand the number of delegates without altering the single senator per county and six from the city, and was to be revisited by Tawes.

Tawes William C. Walsh Cumberland Baltimore City

Strikebound buses serve Miami as transit strike endures

Miami rides free as 156000 passengers use strike bound buses aided by William D Pawley and union drivers volunteering public service while wage talks stall. Pawley estimates daily costs at 90000, pressuring both sides to concessions amid ongoing labor dispute.

Miami, Fla Greater Miami Wiliam D. Pawley Miami Transit Miami Beach Pawley

Interceptor Sewer Plan Outlined for Potomac River Route

District engineer David V. Auld described a proposed Potomac River interceptor sewer route at a utilities committee meeting. The project carries a $35.2 million budget and the sanitary engineering director will supervise construction for the District of Columbia.

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