Random House to Open 2 Million Dollar Westminster Plant
Random House Inc. plans a 2 million dollar Westminster distribution complex to employ about 100 locals with a first year payroll near 500 thousand dollars. The facility includes a 204000 square foot warehouse and 48000 square foot office, with potential for a later printing and binding operation.
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Random House
Random House, Inc
Westminster
Gerald J. Morse
New York City
Morse
Westminster Area
Tually
Westminster Book
Westminster Lant
Globe
Maryland policy may speed Frederick Community College building
Frederick Community College could accelerate its new campus completion if the University of Maryland adopts a policy admitting only high school top-half graduates. Duvall W. Sneadner, president of the Frederick facility, says the 1970 completion target may move up. Dr. Wesley N. Dorn notes the change would force revisions across five state colleges and eleven community colleges.
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Frederick
State Advisory Council For Higher Education
Sneadner
Dorn
Wilson H. Elkins
Maryland
University panel debates rapid enrollment limits and campus expansion
Dr Dorn warns of pressure from high school graduates joining the labor pool unprepared while Sneadner outlines plans to admit only juniors and seniors at the university. Community colleges would absorb freshmen and sophomores as overcrowding grows at the college.
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Charce
Dr. Dorn
Sneadner
North Market Street
Thomas Johnson High School
Maryland reads policy on admissions impact at state colleges
The article discusses a statewide policy slated to take effect by 1967 affecting college admissions. It notes the land now at other colleges would be drawn to the state system and that, had the policy been in effect this year, 1600 to 6000 freshmen would have been denied admission to the university.
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UBLIC
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Warren E. Carr
Thomas D. Oden
Earl M. Oden
Court House
Frederick
Frederick City
Washington
Ronald T. Oden
Kathleen Oden
U. Price
Emmert R. Bowlus
State
University
Mary
Australia and United States Size Compared
Australia is nearly the same size as the United States by land area. Gorillas are described as the largest living apes in the family Hominidae.
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Australia
United States
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Steadman-Keenan Post
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Gyes
Sears
Lsnd Roebuck
Galion
Rype
Yan
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