Legislative Council Urges Tax Credits For Disabled
The Legislative Council committee approved a final report proposing 50 percent property tax credits up to 4000 for disabled or partially disabled individuals with income under 3000. The bill would require state reimbursement to counties for lost revenue and targets both Baltimore City and 23 counties.
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POWs not to be released until US troops leave Vietnam
North Vietnamese told two American wives, Sue Shuman and Martha Doss of Virginia Beach, that no prisoners would be freed until all US troops depart and the war ends. The women, after a Paris talks meeting, said Hanoi urged demonstrations to speed releases, which they rejected as dishonorable to their husbands.
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South Vietnam Expands Troop Training Program to End of 1970
Officials cite an accelerated South Vietnamese training drive doubling since 1966 and slated to rise by as much as 32 percent next year. By 1970 end, 425000 to 476000 servicemen at 33 centers and 25 schools will be trained, with 560000 planned for 1971, amid U.S. push for Vietnam war efficiency and continued logistics support.
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Strine Named Eastalco Traffic Chief
Paul Strine has joined Eastalco as traffic manager overseeing transportation of materials to and finished products from the facility. A Frederick native, he is a Frederick High School graduate and attended Hagerstown Junior College. He has spoken at industry seminars and is active in local groups including the Lions PTITOE Lodge 684 W and Hagerstown Traffic Club. He and his wife Louise reside in Frederick.
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Episcopal Group Urges Fund Boycott Over Allocation
An Episcopal group drafting its Black Manifesto response urges members to withdraw funds from church leaders after $200,000 was allocated to a black oriented program. The Foundation for Christian Theology calls the move politically motivated and says the executive council has broken trust.
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Kidnaper Suspect Fled Coast With Kristine Anderson
Kristine Anderson, 1, was abducted near Arroyo Grande and found bound and injured at a state hospital grounds in Vacaville after a 300 mile coast ride. Police identify a suspect escaped from Santa Maria Jail amid pgadena holdups, with two kitchen knives, believed to drive a Peter Pan Nursery school station wagon. FBI seeks Robert Allen Harvey on flight to avoid confinement warrant.
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