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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1976

Page

3

State lawmakers weigh tax hikes and new levies in 1977 session

Maryland legislators debate multiple proposed taxes and reform plans to raise revenue. Sen Jerome Connell proposes a $1 surcharge on hospital bills for a malpractice fund. Sen Charles Gilchrist backs a cigarette tax of about a penny per cigarette over tar limits. Del Judith Toth and Del Minnieca Gibee push property tax reforms to curb spikes. Proposals also include a highway-use levy on out-of-state carriers and a broad property assessment freeze by Munson aims to limit future taxes while preserving farmland.

Jerome Connell Anne Arundel County Connell Gilchrist Maryland Washington County Dalagate Donald Madison Enpartadek Benea Munset Abe Mays Del Minneca Munson Sases

Hoffman says he won’t enter the mayoral race in Hagerstown

County Commissioner Burton Hoffman, a three term Democrat, announced he will not run for mayor, saying his focus remains on serving Washington County as a county commissioner. He will not endorse or support other Democrats in the race. The field remains with Democrats John Phillips Buddie Morris and Don Smith and Republican Don Frush continuing as candidates.

Burton Hoffman Hagerstown Hoffman Washington County Hoffagan John Phillips Buddie Morris Don Smith Don Frush

PE ordered to repay Panhandle customers funds

Martinsburg West Virginia officials of Potomac Edison Co will split about 3 million among Panhandle customers. The money stems from a 20.4 percent rate hike approved originally December 1973 and charged since June 1, 1974. The West Virginia Supreme Court denied PE's appeal and PE must submit new rate schedules by January 14.

Martinsburg W. Va Potomac Edison Co Panhandle West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals State Public Service

Frederick to beef up communications system

Frederick Maryland officials approve the first two phases of an eight phase revamp of county emergency communications. Civil Defense Director Fark Bartgis gains approval to spend up to 3000 to update systems downgraded during the October flood. The plan includes renovating a basement storage room for emergency use at the courthouse and upgrading a Gambrill Mountain antenna site and base station. The county anticipates a 5 percent federal reimbursement on actual expenditures. two temporary Avery panel bridges will be ordered to replace two county bridges as needed.

John F. Barker Frederick Moniay County Commissioners County Civil Defense Fark Bartgis Paul Crum Crim Bartgis Civil Devense Gambrill Mountain Barlgis Sai William Fout County Roads Department New Jersey

Det Ryder Leads FOP Chapter Elections for 1972

The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 68 Thomas Pangborn chapter elected officers for 1972 with Det. John Ryder reelected president and Hagerstown officers filling roles including vice president Michael Barnes treasurer Michael Potter and secretary Cpl Donald Alton. Delegates to the national convention were Ryder Roy Cave and Lt Paul Mentzer. The chapter has 166 members in Washington County.

Oder of Police Lodge 68 Thomas Pangborn Hagerstown Police John Ryder Maryland Michael Barnes Tlc Michael Potter Hagerstown Donald Alton Robert Grimsley Raymond Ambrose FOP Ryder Roy Cave Paul &. Mentzer Focal Fop Washington County

Baltimore fruitcake family bakes for masses

The Konkel family of Capital Cake Co. in Baltimore claims to run the nation’s largest fruit cake operation. Irvin Z. Konkel notes they bake about 23 000 cakes daily using a tunnel oven that handles 24% pound cakes at 80 per minute. The firm, started in 1922 by Harry S. Kunkel and family, markets a value product with wholesale around 50 cents per pound.

Baltimore Konkel United States Irvin Z. Konkel Capital Cake Co Kunkel Carlillacs Kunkal John Robert Firth U.S

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