Hager House restoration saga sparks council clash
A tense debate in Hagerstown pits the Maryland Historical Society and local officials over caretaker control of the Jonathan Hager House. The 1960s tug of war includes police occupancy, restoration funds, and public access as the city pursues a funded plan while preserving heritage.
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Washington, D.C
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Hillside Council
Conestoga
Adam
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Lana
Mc 5
Keldin
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Maryland Historical Society
Mathias
Burhans
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Coun-cil
Federated Historical Societies of Maryland
Jonathan Hager Zleusa
Francis K. Cordell
Park Commission
The
Cordell
Distrust Seen Key to Failure of US Russia Test Ban
AP analyst James Marlow argues distrust blocks disarmament progress as United States and Russia clash over testing limits. China and France complicate talks as Paris and Moscow push separate programs while debates over inspections and allied weapons keep negotiations in flux.
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U.S
Russia
James Marlow
Associated Press
Wallington
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United States
Moscow
China
Tabit Islands
United States Pacific
France
Sila
Las Vegas
Nev
U.S. Senate
Great Britain
Atomic Energy Commission
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Notice Filed Against Many County Firms
The Maryland Department of Employment Security filed certificates of assessment against nearly a dozen county employers in circuit court. The notices demand unemployment insurance sums owed, up to 1047 dollars for one case, with interest at one percent per month on unpaid amounts. The assessments claim the appeal period has elapsed.
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Maryland
Department of Employment Security
City of fear grips Haiti as Duvalier rules by threat
AP reporter Morris W. Rosenberg portrays Port au Prince as a city of fear under Francois Duvalier. Parasites, malaria, and tuberculosis kill thousands while poverty and a ruthless secret police force terrorize residents. Foreigners are sought by authorities, and surveillance is pervasive.
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Dent
United States
Europe
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Bermuda Sees Need For More Chaperones This Spring
Bermuda officials warn that rising college visits threaten hospitality, housing, and literacy resources. With 7,600 expected attendees this spring, authorities fear inadequate chaperones and facilities could spark issues, as housing strains and services strain to cope with the influx.
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