Demos Hope To Salvage Part Of Program Money Bill First Step
The Kennedy administration pushes to salvage part of its programs with a $277.9 million stopgap bill. House leaders aim to pass the measure Saturday to fund agencies out of money and break the pay impasse. Senate leaders expect a compromise this week to enable final action on year-end bills by June 30. Senate action includes a tax extension bill preserving $2 billion in revenue and delaying travel tax changes.
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Senate
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Montana
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Humphrey
Minnesota
Weekend Storm Ravages Atlantic Coast Regions
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain swept from central Rockles to the Atlantic Coast over the weekend. The system brought hail, strong winds, and flooding, causing road chaos and widespread damage. At least two people were killed, with Brooklyn among the hardest hit.
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Oklahoma
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Muscle Shoals
Trial Of Teachers On Beating U S Backs Charges Postponed
The trial of Truth for Youth School teachers on charges of beating a young student has been postponed to Wednesday to allow defense preparation. Four defendants including Nancy Gregory and Saray Hose were released on bond pending hearing as the school faces questions over corporal punishment policies and accreditation.
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City seeks to keep C 47 overhaul at Maryland plant
Fairchild Stratos may reverse plan to move ongoing work on 21 C 47 aircraft from Shigerstown Maryland to Florida. Union leaders and company officials agreed to meet to discuss possibilities of keeping modification work in Maryland and recalling laid off workers if agreement is reached. The dispute centers on a proposed change to seniority rules in the labor agreement and affects the Florida transfer decision.
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Councilman Baker Attacks Salary Cut Move in Oliver Case
Councilman William H. Baker criticized Mayor Wrighy Burhans and fellow councilmen over a salary cut for Oliver personnel. He warned the mayoralty to serve the city’s best interests and questioned council procedure used to set salaries. The issue followed a rain drenched week with no action taken pending another meeting.
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Wrighy Burhans
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Philadelphia
Julian Oliver
Glycar
Baker
Camden
Dean Miker
Southern
Municipal Electric Light
New Jersey
Ious
Alcoholism Described as Major National Health Issue
A five part series from today through Friday examines alcoholism as the nation fourth greatest health problem. The Associated Press reporters detail the sickness, its impact on families and careers, and rising awareness through Alcoholics Anonymous and new industry attitudes.
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Weekly Fire Tip and Community Bits From Daily Mail
Fire Tip highlights top tip of the week with a $100000 Lire prize and a $4 first prize. Twins birth figures in a local family join other notable events. various tips include visiting Antietam and mentions of local happenings such as church pigeon sites and Navy brother reunions. The Daily Mail invites readers to submit exclusive tips on Sundays and holidays by 2 pm, offering new contest prizes and guidance to contact the editor.
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Daily Mail
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Antietam
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Ford Motor Back In Production After Union Deal
Ford Motor Co resumes production after UAW Local 424 members approve an agreement to end a strike at the Walton Hills stamping plant. The walkout involved about 3,200 workers and halted output of Ford passenger cars, affecting 77,000 jobs nationwide.
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United Auto Workers Local 424
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Walton Hills
Juveniles fined for cheating machines in court
Two youths aged 18 from Madison Avenue were fined 164 dollars each after a magistrate's court testimony. Police described the pair as Roald Lao Socks and Ray J. Spoonkre who were seen attempting to use a money changing machine for coins believed to be Mexican. Officers found eighty two Mexican coins on the pair when searched.
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Car Crash Kills Daniel Grasé Near Route 66
Daniel W Grasé 81 of Myersville was killed when his car ran off a highway near Route 66 half a mile south of NY 40 and struck a tree. State Trooper Ira Carter reported a fractured skull and the car was demolished. The Supreme Court ruled daily prayer in New York public schools violates the Constitution. Five New Hyde Park parents challenged the practice as a church state separation issue.
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Weather Outlook Sparks Mixed Forecast Across Regions
Fragmented weather notes show a showery pattern and variable temperatures across Western Maryland and the Eastern Shore with cloudiness tonight and a warm trend into Tuesday. Officials mention cloudy conditions, chances of brief showers, and potential cooler spells later in the week amid inconsistent local forecasts.
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Yriek Sabavetta
Permit Issued For 80 Unit Motel Here
A permit was issued to Madiday Jon, Inc. for an 80 unit motel at 650 East Eagleway with an estimated cost of 850000. The city building inspector proceeded after office hours to review several related projects including a second floor apartment and a dwelling at 24. 8. Antietam St. Also noted were a dental office expansion at 482 Cook St, a concrete block garage at 4-30 Franklin St, and a demolition hold at 2 Pennsylvania Ave as part of ongoing permits.
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Wounded Man Brought Here For Surgery
Wounded man Albaugh, of Rawley Union Bridge Md, was brought by plane to Frederick Memorial Hospital in Washington County in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the head. Trooper Jackie Ty Tor conducting the investigation. shooter not yet determined. investigation ongoing. Found at his home.
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U S Moves To Bolster 7th Fleet
U S warships race from Yokosuka to reinforce the Seventh Fleet amid reports of a Chinese Communist military buildup opposite Quemoy and Matsu. Navy officials say ships are deployed for operations at sea as tensions rise near Formosa.
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New Baltimore Beltway Opens Sunday in Maryland
Governor Tawes announced the Baltimore Beltway will open to traffic Sunday, delivering a faster route around suburban Baltimore. The toll-free expressway, part of the interstate system, promises time savings, lower fuel use, and economic development with firms like those around the BosFair area already showing interest. Opening ceremonies will be at the Thorntonstown road interchange.
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