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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1968

Page

3

Record Travel Activity Expected This Weekend

The Associated Press reports holiday travel will be crowded as flu closings spread. Vir McKibben of Greyhound notes flu mixed with Christmas travel, predicting record crowds on roads and rails and a rush after New Year’s, despite some areas easing congestion. Airlines and bus lines anticipate heavy load as travelers head home.

Associated Press Vir Gin McKibben Greyhound Bus Indicat Co Washington McKibben Hong’ Kong Eastern Airlines Philadelphia Florida Puerto Rico United Airlines

Smoking In Schools Asked

AP report from Baltimore and Montgomery counties proposing designated smoking areas to curb vandalism and rule breaking by students. Local student leaders argue current bans push smoking off grounds and leave litter, while officials discuss enforceability and bylaw constraints.

Baltimore State Board of Education Bar

Agnew Resigns Bank Board Amid Conflict Claims

Towson Md AP The resignation of Spiro Agnew from a bank board was accepted amid claims of a conflict of interest with his roles as Gov of Maryland and as a bank official. Officials cited adequate staff and noted weather delays affecting O'Hare traffic as Agnew’s duties continued.

Towson The Air Chesapeake Robert Baker Agnew Bank of Good Dan Vucurevich Gover O'Hare International Wedernot Bank Chesapeake Nation Gov. Agnew Baker Dewspaper Curtengen Agsnew Marv

Nixon names Stein to Economic Advisers Council

President-elect Richard M. Nixon named Herbert Stein, a Washington scholar and economist, to the Council of Economic Advisers on Wednesday. Nixon also named John C Whitaker, who had handled campaign scheduling, to be Cabinet secretary in the new administration.

Herbert Stein Washington Richard M. Nixon Council of Economic Advisers Nixon John C Whitaker Whitaker

Open housing bill eyed with Delaware oil beach cleanup

Delawares proposed open housing legislation aims to end racial discrimination in sale and rental of homes as part of a broad civil rights package. The measure, backed by state human relations bodies and the governor’s advisory group, is expected to be introduced when the legislature opens.

Hess Hustler John C. Bryce Delaware Water and Air Resources Commission Bryson Zcconding Hess Oil and Chemical Corp Baltimore State Commission On Human Relations Governor's Advisory Commission On Human Santa Barbara Calif Frank DeCosta Episcopal James A.” Pike Oould California Center For C. Kilhousing Met Myers Kennedy

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