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KtCMVCCAKUL Hubert K. Sundt Funeral: services for Crndr. Robert Kenneth Sundc. USX, reLj', an electronics engjceer at the Electromagnetic. 1 Comparability Analysis Center, Atwapolis, will be hekf at a.m.

Thursday in the- main chapel! at the Naval Academy. Burial: with full military honors will be in Arlington National Cemetery, Cnuir.SunticdiedSixmilai ac the Naval Hospital after a illness. He was 47. Cmdr. SuMJl was nussittned in the Navy act June 3Q, 1HJ ami retired Jam.

31, im 'm Norfolk, Va. He attended the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Pacnt. X.V. for two years before obtaining a Navy commission.

He was born in Worcester, the son of the tate Albert M. and Othilie B. Sundt. Ctiulf. Sciiwt it tticitiber of the U.S.

Navy Alumni Association and of the Naval Institute. Survivors include his wife, Virginia R. Sundt; a daughter. Mrs. Edwin Robinson of Raleigh, N.C.; three sons, Robert K.

Sundt Jr. of Fort Knox, John R. Sundt of Virginia Beach, and Richard A. Sundt of Annapolis; Obituaries two sisters, Mrs. Ante Johnsoa of Vest Boylston; and Mrs.

Dougta? Ek'bfecEr of are under tte, Jones Sr. St. Funeral for James fonss Sr of Lusty, Mi, Mii at ira. Thtir- Taylor Funeral! fam Our Lady Star of the KT Dttke Gloat-ester Catholic Churcfe, Sotomoos, Deale rec site hit County drug scene Smack is snorted, it doesn't leave scars i TbrKevJ.G. Cole, pastor, will Sue B.

Lcffler Burial will be w. the cnurcb cemetery. A gnmufe service for Sue. to.Joi«s.Z».efe*ye«eKfey 8 e- (iCiMUiatted fruea Page tn elaborate recreational faculties than Mk'haelsonfe Eve acres, Coltinson said. As (uiUinsuft explained, Churchttm is Bartoo Lrffier.

wife of the late, Albert EL Leftter, will be held at of twosous, JansesH. Janes and. tan of An- Genevieve a a brother, Md. are James Hager of Annapolis; and two nepnews, col Thomas S. Smith, superintendent of the Maryland State Police, and Barton Smith of Philadelphia, Pa.

F. Cnlllll pork oa MkhaeLwn's land, which is well into Churchtun. would result in its use only by blacks. A similar situation would develop tf the park were to be situated in. Dale, extrept that only whites would then utilize it.

The site Collinson favors is in Churchton but, he said, not so far. into the black section that whites' would not use it. Nor would it' continue ID perpetuate the separation of races in the area, he added. The 23 acres is owned by; Richard K. Leisner and George! A.

Hanson. Leisner said this; would be willing to will cost thr county abow an afre. A taped interview with two bxm't tatve gtftng through their An appropriation, bill to. Junior High School "Bat there are needlef ut "It anywhere. I saw a chase Michsebua's.

cutties students discussing: in school Mott afraid gut come into first period up for final action, by the council county schools highlighted a them though. You can't if and hand her girl friead a piB session this report to the county school board they're skin-popping or wrapped in foiL She leak it rifeht It was introduced bv on a program inform mainlining. If you go down the there. About per eeat el alike the administration as an about drugs. hull you can pick out 25 people kids in the ninth grade haw had emergency ordimance and Excerpts: who'll be dead before 25 if they experience with of requires five votes for passage.

lust don't know it up. seventh, eighth, and ninth, abeat said he will oppose they're doing. There's a lot of per cent. bill and urge the ad-, speed, smack some school. It starts about junior "I tim't think taking is to KtinisBatwo tu come up with a acid.

The smack is mostly high. Somebody- turns you on. It stop it. There are cone kidc who larger, ttwre favorably situated snorted in powder doesn't work to tell them they'll don't think it's worth site for consideration by the form); the speed is mostly in get hurt, like chromosome spending money on. but if there council at a bter date.

pills. It's shorter and quicker and damage. They forget there's a are drugs around, there are always going to be people takiaf Teachers salary Death notices en page 16 Quits diet Pills, When Elien Jepcrtingcr married a Milwaukee grocer, she added German dishes lo her famous list of recipes, plus S3 unwanled pounds on herself. Diet pills made her nervous, so she iried Ayds Reducing Plan Candy. No harmful drugs.

artiricial sweeteners. Taken as A help- juui )iciiic. On the Ayds "Ian. Ellen went from 230 to M7 Ibs. If you i x-d to lose weight, get Ajds.

S3JO. worked at Edgewood Arsenal will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow from the Park Funeral, Home of Robert S. Barranco, Ritchie Hwy. at Macey's Corner.

The Rev. Harold Milstead, 1 pastor of Pasadena United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Mr. Griffin died yesterday at the Ridgeway Manor Convalescing Home, Baltimore, after a long illness.

He had lived at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frances Dietz in Crofton market robbed Thieves picked up spare i Arthur Gattke. chairman of the equipment for their can in four county team assigned to begin separate incidents in the city educating teachers in drug Eight Goodyear tires and rims, was not as extensive as the valued at W50. were taken from students indicited. Special percent Plymouth Road runner and a assistant to the superinleadeM have in.

money would be used for TAAAc 1971 )in ouih Duster parked on; Paul J.Acito said he sure fail is eapens sont ep etms the Capitol Motors lot at MO West i not, otherwise he would have oossibk. Prince Georges a f. hers nefit from its cir- police said. more drug cases to deal with, teachers approved a 5 92 cost-of- alu A 1965 Dodge of school discipline, living salary- increase. Baltimore a rf belaung to James L.

Amos of The education program is County ieachersgotadpercenti hssnot 0et ich llrtl 5edmthe Fain-iew Ave. was entered by designed to show teachers, Ctmliaaed Page! new county teschers watiM pay a from 111 900 to 614 equal to TAAAC du and assessments whether they uounty teacners TAAAC members or noL The: increase. courts, Parlett said. thieves who dismantled the through a series of workshops. Parlett said.

TAAAC had 11 ll I MSIU. originally asked a 7fe per cent un cannc.ig.we the lfisca1 Problems, and we have In making las decisions autom transmission shif how to recognue drugs and their mto consld a the floor and also took ajeffects. how to evaluate written fmancial situation of the windsniwld wipert two ra dio and audio-visual material about 6 I increase A man wearing Army fatigues! and carrying a pistol deals with Jaffee's decision that; took $50 from a Crofton market i non-tenured teachers may not; jast night. I have their contracts dropped Election after the first or second year into impasse by TAAAC is; include another daughter, on state police Bertha Fertetta and a son, James' a man wearing sunglasses jind Griffin, both of Baltimore. to Penal study jArmy fatigues 10:30 p.m.

He entered about gathered some on the chaiienKe' Reservation would appear formal hearing estimated at million. Cost of mCHS UFC proposals awarded is about 12.41 million. to! 1 0 retirement, to the form to DRUGS according to Delisle Delisle said he turned over the nse to the filing of grievances! 1 money from the register and was 1 the forma 1 procedures en-j tailed," N'eal wrote. 1 He also said the decision to define aides as those who assist I Continued from Page 1) matters of policy. Cannon, who had been head i then forced into a back room.

He cf Kentucky's prUoii avaiciii, icfl; aloae in the siore at the time that state under fire and came of the robbery, to Maryland in 1967. State police at the Annapolis i teachers, He proceeded to make whole- barracks said the man was last "goes too far," and that Jaffee's will inc sale changes in the operations seen headed on foot towards the ruling permitting an agency shop prescriptio of Maryland's penal system, Prince Georges count)- line. jwhen it becomes legal in Health benefit payments were not replace them, i increased from 70 to 120 days and include diagnostic, ion and dental coverage. The principle of an 60 WIST ST ANNAPOLIS, MD. 268-2211 and, in the process, created numerous enemies both inside and out of the system.

Delisle said the man was black and in his early 20s, about 6 ft. tall and weighed about 180 pounds. Maryland should not be in the contract. Agency shop means included that all independe approved awarded. nt but elfare fund was no money was Specials On Sale February 16 Thru 19 HIGH'S OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M.

TO 11 P.M. sale drugs and how to talk to students. School officials emphasized that the program keyed to prevention, not or treatment, which will be left to law enforcement and health authorities. Board member Dolores Hunt cautioned the team to put stress on the word abuse, not on the word drug. Members of the team, responding to questions, said the flow of drugs is hard to stem and that "kids don't respond to the threat of arrest because they don't care now whether arrest 3C-i gomg to prevent entrance into a jday interval between certain profession or a trip to proclamation and primary would! Vietnam to get a shot later." allow only one day for voters toj Parents asked whether the register.

The 3day interval! school will help teach a would allow at least five days for child how to cope with jhe world registration. Election officials urged eligible voters in the First Congressional District to register as soon as possible. They said there is no! the board approved a resolution i need to wait for thej paying tribute to Andrew G. iCMtiBnedfnmPagel) compromise amendment makes each interval 35 days. WUlard Morris, state election ad- Out without using drugs.

The board indicated that that was the Job of outside agencies. In its only actions last night, i proclamation: registration books are open now. The second amendment to the bill allows candidates to withdraw within two days after the filing deadline. The bill is needed so that Gov. Mandel can proclaim a special election to fill the vacancy that occurred when Rep.

Rogers C. B. Morton, R-lst, was named Secretary of the Interior. Truiai, the iate president of Anne Arundet Community College, and transferred into the construction fund for Georgetown East Elementary School. Board members also heard a request from the Park Regional Citizens Advisory Committee not to institute double sessions at Park High School in the fall.

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