State Tax Plan Denounced by Maryland Leader
Maryland legislative leaders denounced a broad tax revision plan as a heavy burden on business and property owners. Senator Frederick C. Markus criticized the proposal for its large income tax rise and unequal aid to local governments, urging defeat. He argued the plan favors Baltimore City and hurts poorer counties while lacking true equalization.
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More Champagne is Imbibed In Germany Than In France
A jumble of notes mentions two minor fires in Hagerstown, a furnace blaze on Moller Parkway, and various domestic topics. It pivots to peculiar stats on champagne consumption by Germans versus French, then wanders through quips and anecdotes by Hal Boyle about safety, travel, and history, ending with a quote about laughter.
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Cooper Hughes Plan Spar Over Maryland Tax Reform
In Baltimore the Cooper Hughes tax reform proposal faces Gov Tawes scrutiny as they suggest a graduated state income tax and altered local revenue sharing. A dinner incident delayed Tawes medical treatment. he was treated and released, then continued to back the reform in Annapolis.
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Local Deaths Yi Kulm Tied 76 Former Williamsport Resident
Kulm Tied 76, longtime Washington County farmer and World War I veteran, died Tuesday near Baltimore after a long illness. He was the last surviving immediate family member. Survived by one niece. Funeral services Thursday at 1 p.m. from Leaf Funeral Home Williamsport with Rev Charles A. Dlich ael officiating, burial Riverview Cemetery.
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Margaret O'Keefe Tice
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Riverview Cemetery
Nuclear Powered Carrier Returns to Philippines
The 85,000 ton aircraft carrier Enterprise has returned to Subic Bay, Philippines, after its first combat patrol off the Vietnamese coast. A U.S. spokesman said the ship moored there to rest its 5,000 crew, having joined the Seventh Fleet off Viet Nam last November.
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Harriman Rusk Rest In Hawaii Before Talks
HONOLULU AP Dear Rusk secretary of state W Averell Harriman an aging ambassador are taking a two day rest in Honolulu before reporting to Washington on Vietnam war talks in four Asian countries. Rusk Harriman and Sen John Sherman Cooper R Ky reached Hawaii Monday night and refused to comment to reporters. Hardman 74 appeared tired.
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Washington
Rusk
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John Sherman Cooper
Police Station Signs Stolen in Hanover Mass
Three directional signs pointing to the Hanover police station were stolen. Chief John W. Stoddard told the town finance board he wants a large sign placed on the police station.
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Hanover
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John W. Stoddard
Town Finance Board
LIVE WITHIN YOUR INCOME Budgeting basics and percentages
Readers ask how to start a budget and adjust basic spending. The piece presents national averages from The American Bankers Association: Housing 18-30 percent, Food 15-40, Clothing 8-15, Savings 5-16, Personal 2-16, Medical 2-10, Recreation 2-10, Education 2-8, Transportation 8-15, Misc 4-16, noting needs vary by family.
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American Bankers Association
Mary Feeley
Daily Matl
Fifteen Injured In Rock Island Derailment at Minneola
Fifteen people were injured, none seriously, when six cars of the Rock Island Golden State Limited No 3 derailed near Minneola Kansas early Sunday. The Chicago to Los Angeles train with 143 passengers was traveling about 70 mph when six cars including three sleepers a chair car a diner and a club car derailed but stayed upright.
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Constable Faces Violent Arrest for Warrant in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City AP report says Midvale constable Don Smith served a resisting arrest warrant. He was confronted by a man who provoked a fist fight, threatened arson equipment, and swung a machete as he was driven across town in a pickup bed before surrendering. Smith found his car damaged upon return.
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Tragedy Strikes Mrs Carl Smith As Death Claims Husband
Tragedy struck Mrs Carl Smith when her husband Carl Edward Smith 35 died after a head on collision east of Funkstown at 3 15 p m He was head of a fractured skull per county medical examiner Dr FE W Ditto The couple had three children with another due in March A second collision nearby involved a pickup driven by Harold Lee Eby 18 causing minor injuries to Eby and damage to Smiths car The accident remained under investigation by State Police trooper Robert H McClear who described Smiths auto as traveling at high speed after following the vehicle over a knoll resulting in a devastating crash near Garis Shop Road The Smiths were residents of Mt Briar and his survivors include wife Hazel B Smith of Hagerstown Route 4 and an extended family Funeral services are planned at Bast Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Williamsport
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Beauty School Hit By Thieves
Hag eyystown School of Beauty at 2 E Antietam St was burglarized over the weekend. Two cash registers were broken but no money taken. An office was ransacked and some cash was stolen. Carl E. Deeds, contracted janitorial, discovered the break in. Police report the entry gained through a rear door.
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Welfare rolls grow as New York budget rises
New York City faces a larger welfare budget as the City Welfare Department proposes $663 million for the next fiscal year, up $142 million from the current year. Acting welfare commissioner Philip Sokol warned that rolls will keep growing unless more jobs are created for unskilled and semiskilled workers.
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Trainmen Use Radios to Stop Thief at School
Athens area report details a theft thwarted by railroad workers using talkie radios and a diesel engine. A thief attacked W. Washington St. School, damaging vending machines and stealing tools. authorities later detained the suspect as investigators reviewed the incident.
Market Moves Higher Today on Aerospace and Airlines
New York traders pushed stocks to fresh highs as aerospace and airline shares led gains. Boeing United Aircraft and General Dynamics rose about 2 points with Douglas Aircraft steady. American and Eastern increased roughly 3 points, Magnavox up 2 points, Anker Chemical slipped over 2 points, Texaco eased, and InterNational Nickel Polaroid and Xerox rose about 1 point.
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House mulls wage rise as Powell pushes 25 cent hike
Washington briefs say a 21 cent raise to the present S123 minimum wage is expected to trigger another House fight. The House Education and Labour Committee previously backed a 50 cent rise but failed to reach the floor. Chairman Adam Clayton Powell again seeks a 25 cent increase despite earlier setbacks.
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Compulsory Clothing Orders From Defense Dept Demand Bids
Washington AP reports the Defense Department asked suppliers to bid on 2.5 million pairs of khaki poplin sateen cotton trousers under the 1980 Defense Production Act. Officials cite reluctance from manufacturers to bid voluntarily due to civilian market crease trends.
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