New York Artist Proposes Liberty Sash on the Mall
Langenstein, a New York artist raised in Hagerstown, faces Interior Department rejection of his sash idea for the Liberty statue project. He vows to press on with backing from the Public Arts Council and supporters including Morris Udall, Angier Biddle Duke, and others while federal officials warn of wind, sail risk, and possible structural damage.
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Langenstein
New York
Hagerstown
U.S. Department of the Interior
Public Arts Council
Angier Biddle Duke
Clty
Department of Civic Affairs
Morris Udall
Bellcopter
Miele
Smithsonian
Organ Grinder recalls CB radio era picnic and quirky crew
About ten years ago Organ Grinder describes hosting a picnic at Pangborn Park for Maryland and Pennsylvania CB radio enthusiasts. The event drew six listeners and included cake corsages and a fur lined potty with bingo cards while participants with nicknames like Muffin, Sugar Daddy, and Skinny Dipper shared stories on Channel 14.
Savings Bonds Get Bicentennial July 4 Validation
Treasury to allow Series E Savings Bonds dealers to offer over the counter purchases with a special July 4 1976 validation date for bonds bought in July. Francine J. Neff says the program lets citizens buy bonds to mark the nation 200th birthday and they appreciate the commemorative value. Institutions may choose to participate and select which July bonds qualify for the validation date.
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Washington
Department of the Treasury
Francine J. Neff
U.S. Savings Beds Division
United Sates
Baltimore Woman Wins $500000 Instant Lottery Prize
A Baltimore housewife won the $500000 Instant Lottery top prize. She plans to care for her widowed mother with the winnings. Another Baltimore resident claimed $208000, and Leroy E. Kirby, 99, will receive $200 weekly for life. Eight others won prizes from $75000 to $2000.
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Baltimore
Billy Seller
Banimore
Leroy E. Kirby
Lie
Aluminum collection planned by Reynolds Metals at Vatley Mart
Reynolds Metals Company will collect aluminum items at the Vatley Mart on June 10 and June 24 from 1:30 to 9 p.m. The firm will pay 15 cents per pound for recyclables and accept aluminum siding gutters storm doors window frames and lawn furniture tubing cut to three feet or shorter and free of foreign materials.
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Reynolds Metals Company
Vatley Mart
Pali
Reynolds
Governor's Youth Advisory Council Seeks Members
The Governor's Youth Advisory Council seeks new members aged 13 to 21 for young people eager to influence youth policy. Applications are accepted via mail at 1100 N Buraw St Rim 603 Baltimore MD 21201 or by telephone at 382-3780 before June 30.
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Youth Council
Governor's Youth Advisory Council
Council
N. Buraw St
Rim
Baltimore
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North Hagerstown High
Maryland Institute of Art
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