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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Joe Rendetailence and names like Asnog Ung and Dedy Mal with a Hagerstown Washington address and a phone number. It hints at a problem involving a heavy vehicle and an action line seeking a solution, but most details are unreadable.
A Hagerstown reader reports a billing mix up for laboratory work done in February at a Washington clinic. The clinic claimed insurance coverage, but the bill shows $155 owed. The clinic needs the account number to determine the balance and may transfer to the hospital bookkeeping. The reader is advised to call the clinic at 202-676-4520 to straighten the account.
The article explains Beacon Hill episodes, never shown on network, were to air on Home Box Office premium service. Antietam Cable TV did not carry HBO but explored future options pending subscriber support. It notes HBO's regional availability in Wilmington and Ocean City and urges local viewers to rally support if HBO expands.
The Green Spring Valley Hunt Club agrees to let the state attorney general inspect its membership and application lists on the condition that names are kept confidential. This follows a state probe into possible racial religious or sex discrimination while the club protects its preferential real estate tax status. Green Spring Valley is near Garrison in Baltimore County and one of nine Maryland clubs under review for tax break compliance under an open space program.
The two year site search for a new northeast Hagerstown middle school focused on 17 potential locations before picking Longmeadow as the final site. Officials weighed land cost, utilities, access, and drainage, noting each site has advantages and drawbacks.
Prospective teachers planning to take the National Teacher Examinations on July 17 at Western Maryland College in Westminster must register by Thursday, June 24. Registration forms are available from Jerald Wicbet, or via the Educational Testing Service, Box 911, Princeton, N J. Exams cover professional and general education and 23 Area Examinations. Testing begins early morning and runs to late afternoon.
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