Battle for B and O merger bid sparks rail line clash
New York Central directors meet as Chesapeake and Ohio push a swap of B and O stock for C and O stock. The plan, approved by both B and O and C and O boards, signals the first step toward a merger. Chicago and Eastern Illinois faces a similar IC commitment.
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No Trace Of Oyster Killer Found In Bay
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland watermen can breathe a little easier State and federal biolo authorities report no trace of an oyster killer in the Chesapeake Bay tests continue for signs of contamination while fishermen await results and officials warn vigilance is still needed across harbors and bays to protect stocks
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Boy Dies After Fall From Bridge In Baltimore
A Baltimore boy, about 60 years old, fell from a bridge railing and was fatally struck by a B&O freight train at Southwest Baltimore. Police say the man was seated on the railing when the accident occurred as a train approached. the engineer saw him but could not stop in time. The incident involved discussion of railroad dividends and a possible three-way merger among C and O lines, with ongoing debates about railroad profits and safety.
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Bike Rider Killed By Automobile
A bike rider died after being struck by an automobile in a road incident. Investigators outlined the sequence of events while authorities continued to question witnesses.
Paris To Get Face Scrubbing
Paris plans a five year program to clean historical monuments and public buildings despite traditionalist pleas that dirt adds charm. City officials aim to restore the city’s heritage while preserving its character and attracting visitors.
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Roundtable on Old Building Preservation in Annapolis
In Annapolis a first roundtable conference brings planners leaders and a preservation group together to discuss whether to preserve historic buildings amid modern urban development. The event features an opening panel with organizers from Annapolis Inc the Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies and the National Heritage Foundation.
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Gov t Faces Hurdles in Radio Signal Search From Space
Washington AP reports government scientists struggle with interference during the first systematic search for intelligent signals. An unidentified noise near the telescope caused a scare, later explained as earth interference. The Science Foundation says more trials are needed and may shelve the project until a more powerful radio telescope is available.
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