National Technical Institute under Maryland license questioned
A reader reports a Maryland licensed National Technical Institute in College Park promoting a $1200 eight week course in Japanese and English made cycles. State officials note licensing focuses on facilities and instructors while customers decide value. For more information contact the Maryland State Department of Education.
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National Technical Institute College
C. L. Speck
States Department of Education
National Technical Institute
Harley Davidson
BMW
Sperk
Maryland
Age limit blocks Maryland State Police applicants
A letter questions age discrimination as Maryland State Police and the Department of Personnel defend a 20 to 36 year age requirement for all protective troopers. They say the rule ensures applicants are in top physical condition to complete a 24-week training program, including a five mile run within a set time.
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Maryland
J. L.agerstown
Department of Personnel
Tri-County Council Seeks $2 Million For Projects
The Tri County council plans a project package exceeding 2 million dollars in capital improvements to ARC funding. It includes Washington County asks for 1184400 to improve Clear Spring sewer, 9343 000 for pump stations at Oak Ridge and Wright Road, and other water and waste projects. The group from Allegany Garrett and Washington counties will submit by Oct 1 and decide priorities next month based on engineering progress.
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Downel
Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC
Washington County
Clear Spring
Oak Ridge
Wright Road
Hagerstown
Edward Heath
Thresi
Maryland
Alegany
Garrett
Heath
Council
Hur
Meath
Allegany
Washington
Herman Delderok
Donald Frosh
Washington Couty Planning
Zontig
Lee Porterfield
Maury Werth
Beldarok
Allegany County
Winchester Road
Wills Creek
Jennings Run
Eckhart
Garrett County
Virginia youths arrested on charges of auto theft
Three Alexandria youths, Jackie L. Allison, John C. Allison, and Michael D. Repass, were booked on auto theft charges after a deputy found a Louisville car missing from a used car lot. Held without bond in Washington County Jail pending extradition to Kentucky. Deputy Austin Price said the trio were arrested by Deputy Lauren Robinson early Tuesday.
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Alexandria
Washington
Kentucky
Austin Price
Jackie L. Allison
John C. Allison
Michael D. Repass
Lauren Robinson
Olen
Louisville
Price
Robinson
Chiy
Mary &. Custer
S. Potomac St
Potomac St
L. C. Fermon
Bloodmobile visits Hagerstown Monday at St John’s Church
The Red Cross Blood program will operate the bloodmobile at St John’s Episcopal Church on South Prospect Street in Hagerstown between 11:00 AM and 5:45 PM on Monday. Washington County Chapter urges donors to call 739-0567 to schedule appointments.
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Red Cross
Hagerstown
St. John’s Episcopal Church
South Prospect Street
Washington County
The
American Red Cross
More Familiar With Bridges Department Mixup
County engineer Glenn Dull clarified a Wednesday Dilly Mall report stating Oliver-Cump dk Associates are more familiar with bridges in this county than Baker-Wibberly & Associates. The correction notes Oliver Camp is the more familiar firm for county bridges.
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Dilly Mall
Glenn Dull
Oliver-Cump' Dk Associates
Baker-Wibberly & Associates
Oliver Camp
Bakar Wibberly
Yablonski Slayer Gets Death Sentence
Aubran W. Buddy Martin, convicted in the Yablonski killings, was sentenced by Washington County Judge Charles G. Sweet to die in the electric chair. The defense vowed immediate appeal, while prosecutors sought to uphold the jury’s death recommendation in the 1969 UMW slayings case.
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Yablonski
Aubran W.buddy Martin
State Supreme Court
Charles. G. Sweet
Washington County
Martin
Sweet
United Mine Workers
Joseph Aa
Jock’* Yablonski
UMW
W. A
Tony" Boyle
Pennsylvania
Megal
Martina
Tay Weel
Yabeh Jonaki
Genel Tte
Mark Goldberg
Sweete
Goldberg
Altoriey
Sprague
Paul Gily
Claude Verley
Aubran W
Buddy” Martin
Jed
Alex Debreczeni
Joseph Yablonski
Witepheto
Price Fixing Probe Targets Lawyer Fee Guides
Washington AP The Justice Department aims to curb a long standing practice by examining state and local bar associations that publish minimum fee guidelines. Deputy Attorney General George B. Wilson Jr. said hundreds issue schedules and some states have dropped them, noting such plans can resemble price fixing and may violate antitrust laws, though ABA says adherence is not required.
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Justice Department
Shaller
Apat
Ady
Bruce B. Wilson
Senate
Wilson
Florida
Michigan
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
American Bar Association
Fsnally
Focal Bar
South Vietnam Threatens Raids On Airfields
SAIGON AP The South Vietnamese government threatened military action against 12 airfields built or repaired in the northern part of South Vietnam. A government note to the Vietnam Peace Conference guarantors called the airfield activity an invasion of warlike preparations and said Saigon reserves the right to manoeuvre to protect territorial integrity. The note cited Paris peace accords endorsers US Soviet Union China Britain and France.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Siorda
Bui Bao Truc
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Nixon Veto Stands on Minimum Wage Bill
Congress failed to override President Nixon's veto of a bill raising the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 this year and 2.20 next July 1, extending coverage to millions including government workers and domestic labor. House vote 259 164, signaling no compromise on key provisions as labor leaders push for action. Rep Dent warned a subminimum for teenagers could be linked to unemployment.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Nixon
House
Ealey
John H. Dent
Afl-Cio
Dent
Eateho Eoy
Carl D. Perkins
Education and Labor Committee
Auto Workers Vote On New Chrysler Contract
Detroit AP reports UAW members begin voting on a three year Chrysler labor pact. Leaders expect approval as most workers back the agreement and only a few locals object to early return to work once ratified. Balloting starts locally in Windsor with most votes Friday and Saturday. Uncertainty remains in some districts as returns are tallied through Sunday night.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
Ute Uaw
Bete Ehe Uaw
Leonard EB. Woodcock
UAW
Windsor
Chrysler Council
Clear And Cool For Maryland Weather Update
A cold front will move through Maryland and Delaware tonight bringing cloudiness but little rain. The front is moving southeastward and is expected to reach the Carolinas by Friday. A high pressure system over south central Canada will move in behind the front and settle over New England Friday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Carolinas
Canada
New England
Heavy trading drives stock prices higher on Tuesday
New York reports strong market activity as IBM Xerox and others push shares up. The Dow Jones industrial average climbs 7.68 points to 818.05 at 10:30 am while advancers outpace decliners by more than 3 to 1 in heavy NYSE volume. The gains follow Wednesday's dramatic advance.
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New York
IBM
Xerox
Lhotak
Mendous
New York Stnck Exchange
Lucky 7 Lottery Numbers Listed for Pennsylvania
The week's Lucky 7 draws show a $75,000 bonus and the Pennsylvania results include bonus number 94 and dates 9-4-22. Three digit combinations listed include 900, 992 and 990 with additional figures 828 and 848 appearing in the record.
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