Agnew Says Officials Should Decide Poverty Program
In New Orleans Vicetor Agnew urged elected officials to decide policies for poverty programs, cautioning against outsourcing to the poor or non governmental groups. He spoke at the Congress of Cities stressing state and local power while criticizing overreliance on federal grants to non governmental entities.
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Senator Calls For One Cent Sales Tax Increase
Senate President William S. James proposes raising Maryland's state sales tax from 3 to 4 percent to close a budget deficit. He argues the increase would yield about 50 million dollars and, with prudent departmental cuts, balance the budget without gimmicks. James, 54, a Harford County resident and 22 year veteran of the legislature, is a governor hopeful.
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Sears Plans 1000 Advertising Push to Recover Seven Pins
Sears will spend about 1000 dollars on advertising to recover seven costume jewelry pins decorated with a deadly bean sold in the Baltimore area. Charles R. Gunn of the Agriculture Department in Beltsville identified the bright orange beans as the deadly security bean and warned the item could be fatal if eaten. The pins, imported from Japan by a New York firm, sold for about one dollar each. seven were sold in Baltimore before Sears recalled them. Harold Nitzberg, Sears promotions manager for Baltimore, said the pins were the only ones sold locally before the recall from Chicago.
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Judge Reduces Prison Term for Robert R. Ford
A six month federal sentence on Robert R. Ford for an Eastern Shore gambling case was cut to 45 days after Ford cited his wife’s illness. Judge Edward Northrop approved the reduction, noting Ford had already served the time and returned home to Salisbury to care for his family business.
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Americans Lose 2 Billion in Cash in One Year
An American Express report shows seven million Americans lost two billion dollars in cash over 12 months due to fire theft or loss. Carelessness is cited as the primary cause.
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Dow Jones Not Interested In Stock Market
Los Angeles reports Dow Jones, a 49 year old manager at Danfords Corp plant, says he did not become pirate of the other Dow Jones until he was about 14 or 15. The piece contrasts his stance with the stock market.
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State Revenue Board to Present Next Year Estimates
Annapolis AP Gov Agnew announced that the State Board of Revenue Estimates will present next year's revenue projections at a meeting Tuesday. The board, comprising the governor the comptroller and the state budget director, guides budget planning and informs legislature proposals.
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Rockefeller Seeks Fourth Term to Continue Urban Plans
New York governor Nelson A. Rockefeller announced plans to run for a fourth term in 1970 to complete major urban development programs he started. He cited the Urban Development Corp and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority as essential efforts ready to aid cities statewide.
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Jail Break Suspect Faces Jury Over Sheriff Deputy Killing
Joseph Bartholomey, 21, awaits a jury decision in Maryland on charges tied to a jail escape that left Sheriff Samuel Graham and Deputy Albert Kelly dead. Hudson and Beckner face related charges as authorities search for roles in the breakout after Bartholomey surrendered at a Dover motel and was brought to Salisbury by helicopter. The shooting occurred as prisoners moved from the bullpen to cells, with Bartholomey fleeing and a major manhunt ensuing.
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Newsman testifies credit rating damaged by mistaken report
Washington AP reports that Sanders a television news editor from Shreveport La said his credit rating was ruined by a mistaken car repossession report tied to Ford Motor Credit He urged federal controls on bureaus and called for clearer rules on what a credit report should include who is liable for errors and how reports are gathered and certified.
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Violence Spreads as Colleges Grapple with Student Demands
Across campuses protests erupt over Negro studies and aid demands. San Francisco State saw rocks and 22 broken windows as about 1 000 protesters clashed with police. at Northern Michigan University 150 Black students walked off court delaying a game. Washington University and Fordham face ongoing sit ins and calls for more Black faculty, while state and Buffalo campus events also report disruptions and police concerns.
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Tydings Backs Gallagher For Maryland Post
U.S. Senator Tydings endorses Francis X. Gallagher in the Maryland General Assembly bid to replace Spiro Agnew as governor. Gallagher hailed as reform minded and progressive. several Democrats vie to succeed Agnew upon his resignation.
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Two Law Partners Served in House Delegates
Ayuines, once Gallagher's law partner, served together in the House of Delegates from 1959 to 1961.
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