Question Of Second Bay Bridge Referred To Legislature
ANNAPOLIS AP The issue of where a second Chesapeake Bay bridge should be built was sent to the Maryland Legislature by Governor Tawes after lawmakers protested the administration was moving without General Assembly approval. The dispute centers on location or alignment and whether a parallel span can be built under existing law.
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Bay
Tawes
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Ray. Tawes
General Assembly
John B. Funk
Shee State Roads Commission
Thomas B
Funk
Aineelinga
Hay Waith
Sandy Toiatth
Kentsland
Jawimakayhat
Chaplaincy at Hospital Made Full Time Post
The Rev. William D. Nofziger has been named full time hospital chaplain at Washington County Hospital. He previously served part time while training, and will oversee spiritual care for patients, families, staff, and the hospital School of Nursing. Nofziger, a Goshen College and Goshen Seminary graduate, resides in Holiday Acres with his wife Lois and three children.
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General Assembly
Tawes
Roads Commission
John Schaffer
Chesapeake
Senate
Kazy S. James
Legislative Council
James
Nofaixer
Ston County Hospital
Westearn Maryland State Hospital
Brook Late Farm Hospital
Washington County Hospital
Archhou,hia
Goshen College
Goshen, Sr
Goshen Seminary
General Hospital
Louisville
Central Hospital
Anchorage
Southern Baptist, Seminary
Nofziger
Holiday Acres
Smithshig
Lois Listand
New Tope
Cynthia
Sin
Elizabeth
Thomas
Grocery Thief Finally Caught
A 65 year old laborer named Charles Dalton was caught stealing poultry and meat. He formerly stole a 450 pound bag of potatoes and a side of beef. On Friday he took 22 live chickens. Judge T Barton Marrington sentenced Dalton to one year in the Maryland House of Correction for the chicken theft.
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Baltimovs
Charles Dalton
T. Barton Marrington
Dalrad
Maryland House of Correction
Nurse Shortage Forces Maryland Hospital Wing Closure
Mon tibe lla State Hospital in Maryland closed a new wing due to nurse shortage. The State Health Department reported 18 vacancies since February. Dr James A McCalhum, superintendent, said recruitment gaps made operation impossible. Sydenham wing with 54 seats closed. about 10 people remain on waiting list.
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Balamowe
Maryland
Montibella State Hinspital
State Health Department
James A. McCalhum
Dozens of Washington County Real Estate Parcels Transferred
A week of real estate transfers in Washington County centered on Hagerstown with over thirty parcels, mostly dwellings and buildings, changing hands. Names include Edna E. Hergill, Francis M. Wooton Sr., Daniel W. Fortney, Donald P. Dagenhart, and multiple others, with parcels on Dual Highway Summit Avenue Noland Drive and more, many with improvements.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Edna E. Hergill
Francis M. Wooton
Daniel W. Fortney
Donald P. Dagenhart
Momes
William Bleyer
Glen F. Vornbaker
Oyler
Martin
Edward T. Paulis
Cherry Tree Circle
Wilbur A. Ensminger
Louis Elhuff
Pen Mar
Alfred B. Bowers
Wits
Paul L. Cromise
Lena M. Mades
Robert M. Line
Keedus Fll
Cody W. Black, Sr
Albert L. Pettit
Partel
Smithsburg
South End Development Co
John W. Obbditts
Downsville
William G. Gooding
Daniel B. F. Myers
Darcel
Conococheague Manor
Ilenry E. Extine
Frazer Road
David J1. Roethey
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Ena
Hartman
Colonial Estates, Inc
Franklin R. Miller
Lenwood
James W. Bryan
Jean Hessler
Summit Ave
New YFC Head To Meet Group At Rally Saturday
Franklin Miller, news rector of the Mason-Dixon Youth for Christ, will be introduced to the YPC at a meeting Saturday in the LeHersburt Grange Mall. Miller, a 10 year YFC veteran and regional director for Maryland, Delaware and DC, will be joined by Don Charles as featured speaker.
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Franklin Miller
Mason - Dixon Youth For Christ
YPC
LeHersburt Grange
Miller
Asbury College
Youth For Christ International Training School
Kansas City
YFC
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Eastern Area’ Board of
Don Charles
Theyc
South America
Charles
Hartford
Conn
Lima
Penu
Pew
Rall
Queencastle
Anna M. Coldsmith
Guerncastle Pa
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Greencastle
Franklin County
Hiram
Florence MM
Mace) Johnson
Dorsey, Md
Dorothy R. Coldsmith
Harmons, Md
Jerome W. Miller
Aynesbory Pa
Frank Johnson
Greencaste
Zimmerman
Lester Alister
Harral
Shanks Church
Frienis
Geral
Authority On Planet Mars Dies At
Samuel F. Newman of Waynesboro died at 6 am Friday at his home after a long illness. He was 61, born October 10, 1882 in Duncannon, began as a machinist in 1898 with Landis Tool Co. He was an area industry veteran of 55 years. He lived at 201 Clayton Ave. in Waynesboro and attended Waynesboro High School until the family moved to York. He later returned to work in the machinist trade.
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Waynesborud
Samuel Frantz Newman
Clayton Ave
Waynesboro
Duncannon
Jacob FR
Emma
Frantz) Newman
Wayneshare
York
Landis ‘Tout Cn
LBl's Daughter To Attend Benefit Concert
Luci Johnson, First Lady's daughter, will attend a Stanford Frost Amphitheater concert to raise funds for the handicapped and retarded. The event, at Stanford University in California, aims to support the U.S. Air Force space program history project led by Dr. Stipher.
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Plagstays
Aria
Warl C. Siipher
Mars
Stanford
Calif
Luci Johnson
Lowellsdaughter
Flagstar
Stipher
Inversity
Frost Amphitheater
Ohilel
Chi
From Our Reporters Notes Continued From Page to Ticket Office
A fragmented schedule lists Saturday and Sunday train departures between Baltimore and Washington with times and connections. Maryland health officials note a 40 year protection law for mattress manufacturing and sale. Fort Garrison, a 1692 frontier outpost in Baltimore County, faces destruction. the Baltimore County Historical Society seeks 50000 by September to fund preservation. Social Security cautions workers over 62 about earnings affecting benefits with specific thresholds and reductions.
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17Th
Sts
Washington
Sime
Maryland
Fort Garrison
General Assembly
Fort Frederick
Washington County
Fort Cumberland
Stevenson Road
Baltimore Beltway
Baltimore County
Baltimore County Historical Society
Cockeysville
Sewer Plant Case Monday in Hagerstown court
Washington County Circuit Court will hear the case of Donald Huber and other South End residents against the City of Hagerstown on Monday. The plaintiffs seek an injunction to compel the city to correct the sewer system and to halt extending services until the odor is corrected.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Circuit Court
Donald Huber
South End
Huber
Three Children Die in Refrigerator Tragedy
Chicago report details a chilling case where Cynthia Hartman four, Joseph Hartman five, and Martin Hartman six were found suffocated inside an unused refrigerator on a back porch. Police located the bodies hours after their mother notified authorities that the children were missing.
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Chicago
Cynthia Anni
Hartman
Joseph
Martin
Sis
George Hartman
Rope Breaks Kill Painter on Baltimore Scaffold
A 60 year old hose painter, Thomas J Bullock of Baltimore, was killed when a rope on a three story scaffold snapped on Friday. A fellow worker, 20 year old Robert Schmidt, leaped to safety as the line failed. The incident occurred at a Baltimore job site and police reported the tragedy.
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Waltimore Cap
Thomas J Bullock
Baltimore
Robert Schmidt
Groundhog bounty proposal debated by county leaders
Alexander, field superintendent of the Game and Inland Fish Commission, said no county in Maryland has a groundhog bounty. He argued groundhogs are not destructive and can benefit other game by providing refuge for rabbits, while raccoons cause more crop damage. The County Commissioners discussed but did not act on a proposal to pay hunters for each groundhog killed.
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Stanley Alexander
Game and Inland Fish
Alexander
Mary Land
Bill Would Aid Indigent Defendants in Federal Cases
Congress sent to the White House a bill to provide attorney and investigative help to persons charged with crimes who lack funds. Indigent defendants would be represented by private attorneys or counsel from legal aid societies and similar defender groups in federal cases. Funds for lawyers investigators and experts would be drawn from the Treasury by the courts.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
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Robert Kyssong, Jr
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