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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1963

Page

2

Sands Busy On Television Film And Spotlight

Thomas details Bobby Sands as he pivots from music to TV with a possible Alcoa Theater spinoff titled Ashore. Sands discusses regrets, past fame, a New York return, and studying acting with Lew Strasterg while awaiting a potential series order and a renewed recording path with ARC Paramount.

Thomas Bobby Sands Bob Thomas Hhollywood Joramy Sands Sands Nancy Sinatra Hollywood Tieir New York Tommy Lew Strasterg Chris Robinson

Emergency bill to allow vote on disposal of light plant

ANNAPOLIS AP Legislation to permit Hagerstown voters to decide whether their main light plant should be sold was sent to the general assembly. Critics say the city mismanages utilities and private firms should not compete. Last year Potomac Edison Power offered 13.5 million for the plant. bid rejected after executive session. The measure would let municipalities sell plants after voter approval, with a citywide election advertised for two weeks. In another note, Chambersburg YMCA announces 1963 cooperating membership drive led by William Keim and captains William Chatterlain and Marold Gabler, funds aid underprivileged and youth members.

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Maryland Briefs On emergency bill and election ballot fate

Maryland briefs report an emergency bill needing county delegates and Sen George Snyder to reach ballot placement. National convention politics in Baltimore and light plant funding discussed as automaton impacts loom. Two Baltimore robberies led to indictments, with bank heists in Laurel and Sharptown noted alongside a furnace fix. Sen Caleb Baggs and a Delaware r form are mentioned in relation to faxes for a deal.

County Board To Meet Delegates On Plan To Float $9 Million School Bond Issue

The County Commissioners and Board of Education discussed a plan to finance a nine million dollar school bond program. They favor a four to five year expansion involving Cascade High 308 enrollment four room unit and future growth at Smithsburg and South Potomac areas. Officials will meet delegates to the state legislature to seek enabling legislation and funding for capital projects and operate under a district boundary expansion.

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Retailer Group To Elect New Directors Here

The Hagerstown Retailers Bureau will meet January 27 at 10 30 a.m. Two important matters will be presented at the January membership meeting. The annual election of directors will be on the agenda. Robert Ames Yale Hanks Tatti Levin Fred Magey and Robert Stull are candidates for election to the board of directors. The sales promotion committee will also file a report. Recommendations for imminent sales promotion activities will be presented and plans for promotional opportunities during 1963 will be discussed.

Hagerstown Robert Ames Yale Hanks Tatii Levin Fred Magey Robert Stull

Symes Forc es Two Families To Vacate

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will cancel two passenger trains between Baltimore Washington and Pittsburgh effective January 21. The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permission for the schedule change. Symes Force Two Families To Vacate.

Baltinone API Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Interstate Commerce Commission

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