Delegate Demands Maryland Senators Back Up Lobbying Fees
Maryland legislators clash over alleged lobbying fees amid calls for evidence from the Maryland Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. Attorney General Finan and Senator Hardwicke refuse to name names, while threats of lawsuits loom as both sides trade accusations on the floor about who lobbied whom and for what fees.
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Baltimore
Pines
John W. Hardwicke
R-Harford
Iessers Association
Tner
Hardwicke
Lhe
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
I. Hardwicke
Finan
George E
D-Washington
John B.ag
Sanford
Worcester
Hills
Tawes
Snyder
Senate
Herbor
Firemen To Meet Thursday In Leitersburg
The Washington County Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Leitersburg Fire Hall hosted by the Leitersburg Fire Company. An executive committee session will precede the main meeting and all member companies should send delegates. Refreshments will be served by the host entertainment committee.
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Washington County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Leitersburg Fire Mall
Leitersburg Fire Company
Prigar
Johnson Calls Self Irishman By Osmosis at St Patrick Dinner
President Johnson at the Waldorf Astoria tells 2,500 guests that Irish have taken over government and praises the dream of America. He cites Irish in White House circles and says the United States should be a land where a sick of body or heart can find help and hope.
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Johnson
Osmosis
Douglas B
Cornell
NEW York
St. Patrick's Day
America
Land of Hope
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Waldorf-Astoria
White House
Senate
Dakotas
Nebraska
Missouri
Maine
St. Patrick's
Amer
Canadian Air Blast Drops Temperatures To Near Zero
Cold wave travels from Canada drenches the Midwest to New England with readings near zero to 10 above. Snow flurries slow traffic in New York and upstate cities. Rochester Syracuse and Falls Church areas report freezing temperatures. Sault Ste. Marie sees heavy snowfall.
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Associated Press
England
Houston
Canada
Maryland
Northwestern
East Virginia
West Viginia
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New
Midwest
New England
New York State
Bingham
International Iton
Rochester
Syracuse
Falls
Minn
Mercury
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Fairchild Names New Director of Personnel
Ridy ard Tt. Miller named director of personnel and administration for Fairchild Strato Corporation's space systems division. Announcement by Lu Farnham notes Miller's prior roles with Washington personnel groups and his degrees from Maryland and George Washington University.
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Washington, D.C
Ridyard Tt
Miller
Space Systems Division
Fairchild Strato Corporation
Farnham
Washington Personnel Association
American Society For Personnel Administration
University In Maryland
George Washington University
U S Presses For Release Of Three American Flyers
In Moscow the United States renewed its demand for the release of three American fliers shot down in East Germany. Charge d Affaires Walter J Stoessel delivered the plea at the Soviet Foreign Office, denying Soviet espionage charges tied to the March 10 reconnaissance bomber incident.
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Moscow
United States
East Germany
Walter J. Stoessel
Burglars Rob C. E. Darner Company Tonight
Burglars broke into C. E. Darner and Sons at 362 Dual Highway during the night. They entered through a second floor window facing a roof, used a hammer and chisel to pry into an office, and stole a keychain and five hand warmers from desks. Police Officers R. Brachey and R. Gess investigated the theft, valued at $15.50.
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C.E. Darner and Sons
R. Brachey
R. Gess
Grand Jury urges more state and local police funding
The Grand Jury recommends immediate steps to replace aging police cruisers and expand force. It calls for improvements at the courthouse including lighting, wiring, and privacy upgrades, and notes no major crime in Washington County while praising the Maryland Institute for the Mentally Ill and reporting on annex repairs and facilities.
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Annal
Tecom
Aryland
Fime
Court House
Juvenile Court
Washington County
Maryland State
Seasion
Maryland Institute
Mer
Colorel
Old Times Tower box yields 1904 New York papers
A box in the Times Tower cornerstone in Times Square was opened to reveal 12 January 18 1904 New York newspapers. Reports covered Far East and Panama trouble, Erie Railroad congestion, Broadway box office issues, Brooklyn police pursuing the Mafia, uprisings in Africa, cigarette dangers, with only two newspapers still published under their historic names the Times and the Morning Telegraph now a racing paper.
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NEW York
Times
Times Square
Far East
Panama
Erie Railroad
Broadway
Brooklyn
Africa
Allied Chemical Corp
The
Morning ‘Telegraph
Kentucky City Braces For Flood Crest
Paducah officials anticipated a nine foot flood crest above flood stage on the Ohio River, while levees held risks to a few homes. The floods since last week caused about 10 million dollars in damage and 15 deaths affecting 110000 people. President Johnson authorized 250 thousand dollars in federal aid for Kentucky and Indiana as initial recovery steps.
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Louisville
Paducah
Ohio
Midland
Smithland
Cumberland
Ohio River
Johnson
Kentucky
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Missouri
Illinois
Two Generals Die on Plains of Abraham in 1759
The report recalls the deaths of major generals Montcalm and Wolfe during the 1759 battle on Canada’s Plains of Abraham, marking a pivotal moment in the Seven Years’ War.
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Montcalman
Wolfe
Canada
Plains of Abraham
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