The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 47

Colleges would control aid: Mandel ANNAPOLIS (AP)-Only two weeks after expressing doubts that the General Assembly would agree to give up its scholarship program, Gov, Marvin Mandel announced Wednesday that his staff is drafting a proposal to give control of all aid funds to the colleges. Although' details have not yet been worked out, the governor said his plan would tie up in one package all existing state programs, including legislative scholarships, general scholarships and the tuition waiver programs. Under his plan, the money would be allocated to the colleges which would dispense it to students through each institution's financial aid office. Mandel said such a proposal would make it possible for the colleges to give out funds "on a need basis" and to "tailor financial help to the needs of individual students." Disclosures that awards were being made to children of legis- lators and their political allies have led to demands in recent months that the legislative scholarship be abolished. Among those who have received such aid was the governor's son, Gary, who was awarded a scholarship by a Baltimore City senator 10 years ago.

While defending his son's scholarship at a news conference two weeks ago, Mandel said he thought the program should be handled in some other way. However, he said then he did not think it would be politically possible to enact legislation abolishing the program. There was no explanation Wednesday as to why he has now decided to make the attempt when the General Assembly convenes next January. The governor said he will meet soon with leaders of the state Senate to discuss his proposals. Lt.

Gov. Blair Lee, who proposed the plan to Mandel, has already explained it to members of the Legislative Council's Ways and Means Committee. A plan submitted several years ago by former Gov. Spiro T. Agnew to scrap the whole scholarship program, in exchange for a much broader student loan program, died before it ever got out of the Senate Finance Committee.

Burial services set for plane crash victims LEXINGTON PARK, Md. (API--Services are scheduled Thursday aand Friday with burial in Arlington National Cemetery for two of the three victims of a Navy plane which crashed Sn Chesapeake Bay this week. Memorial services are scheduled Thursday at Patuxent Naval Air Station for Lt. Cmdr. David K.

Shiverdecker, 35, of Greenville, Ohio, and funeral Cervices are set Friday at Lexington Park Baptist Church near the base for Lt. Cmdr. John E. McCauley, 36, of Roanoke, 111. Both will be buried at Arlington.

The body of David Hauptman, of Holbrooke, N.Y., an employe of the a Aerosnace Beth Page, N.Y. facility, has been returned to his limnc, 8 base spokesman said Wednesday. The three were aboard a Navy twin-engine prop jet and cargo plane which crashed three miles southeast of this bayside naval base in Southern Maryland Monday. The bodies were recovered from the bay Tuesday amid nieces of wreckage, the Patux- nt spokesman said. The plane crashed while on an equipment certification fliRh from an altitude of about 1,000 feet, the spokesman said.

A naval hoard of inquiry wiV nvestifiate the accident to lean cause of the crash. McCauley had been in th Navy since April 25, 1959, am came to Paluxent May 7, 19B9 where he was assigned to the service test division. Shiverdecker, assigned to lh fliqhl test division, entered tin Navy June 3, 1959 and had been al Patuxent since Ort. 15. 1970 He attended test nilot school ant was assigned to the center's tcs division upon graduation ln June, the base spokesman said Approved Driveway Dressing Gal $5.

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HOLIDAY ACRES SHOPPING CENTER Smithsburg, Md. Phone 824-2836 BALTIMORE, Md. (API ''ilipino captain who tied his anker last week in Baltimore Harbor will remain here until he learns the fate of his ship, a shipping agent said Wednesday. Marino Villagracin, about 55, may continue on with his ship, Kingsland Trader, or fly back to his native Manila, according to Ronald C. Herd, the agent for the ship's owners, Cathay Shipping Co.

of Hong Kong. "The captain intends to fulfill liis contract," which has another 12 or 13 momths to go, Herd said. The captain led the ship Aug. 19 under police guard, claiming a the Chinese crew had kept him on a diet of bread and butter for two weeks. Members of the crew complained they had denied food to the captain one day to underscore their plea for better food.

The crewmen said they had not been given fresh meat or vegetables and had been subsisting on a diet of rice, Herd said the ship's future hasn't been determined, but that it may be dry-docked and the ship's papers may be switched from Liberia to Panama The Liberian registration papers have been lifted because of an investigation showing several repairs were needed. These repairs will be done, Herd said, and they will take "at least a month, maybe ongcr." The status of the tanker is further complicated by four missing crew members who jumped ship, making the Kings land Trader liable for a $5,000 fine for each missing man. In addition, customs officials say another seven crewmen are being deported. While the ship's fate is hem? clarified, the captain is living in a Baltimore hotel and "every once in a while" visi's the Kingsland Trader, Herd said. Herd said the captain "is welcomed" on the ship but acknowledged there is still friction between the Filipino captain and the Chinese crew.

According to police, ViUagra cia fled the ship after he slugged the chief steward with the butt of a 12-gauge shotgun, allegedly because the captain feared he would be assaulted. Then he barricaded himself in his cabin and contacted the police, saaying he "feared for his life." Police arrived on the scene to fund 34 members of the crew huddled at one end of the ship and the captain in his cabin at the other end. He was escorted from the ship without incident. LA PLATA, Md. (AP)-Formal arraignment of 11 Charles lounty school bus operators, including county officials and one state legislator, was postponed Wednesday pending receipt irom the defense of a bill of par- iculars on the fraud charges.

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Ave. 324 E. Antietom St. Obituaries Julius C. Fulde Julius C.

Fulde, 87, of 650 reston Road, died Wednesday Washington County Hospital a brief illness. He was born in Chicago, 111. He was a member of the First resbyterian Church and Sun- xy school and a former elder the church. He was founder of rolherhood of Christians and iws in Hagerstown, an active lember of the Y.M.C.A. and charter member of the Foun lin Head Country CJub.

He worked for Quaker Oats Chicago, until 1924 when he noved to Hagerstown and be- ante salei manager of the D. Stiekell Feed Co. He retired vice-president from the feed ompany. He is survived by his widow, Irs. Hannah Henning Fulde; ne daughter, Mrs.

Gordon M. tis of Lancaster, three sters, Miss Bertha Fulde, Miss Fulde and Miss Edna rulde, all of Evanston, u-ee grandchildren; and one real-grandchild. Memorial services will 'be eld Saturday at 10 a.m. at ie First Presbyterian Church the Rev. J.

11 utcher officiating, Burial will at the convenience of the a may. In lieu of flowers, the family equests memorial donations be made to (he First Presbyterian nnrcli. Arrangements were made bv he Kouzei- Funeral Home. a a Washington Hospital after an illness of three weeks. Born in Washington County, was the son of Gara S.

and Pearl S. Keyfauver Gross. He was past pastor of the Pentecostal Full Gospel Church in Hagerstown, and also past vice- lire sident of the Council for the Pentecostal Full Gospel Church in Baltimore. He was a retired employe ol (he Western Maryland Railway after 44 years 'of service. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Mildred W. Gross; sons, James A. Gross of Keedysville, Francis G. Gross of Clear Spring; T.Sgt. Albert M.

Gross, stationed at Landley AFB, T.Sgt. Eugene Gross, stationed a Andrews. A Washington, D.C., Earl L. Gross of Hagerstown; daughters, Mrs. Pearl Maloy of Hagerstown, Mrs.

Dorothy J. McDowell of Chester; brother, Samuel II. Gross of Hagerstown; sisters, Mrs. Glendora Charron of Detroit, Mrs. Madalino Renner of Hagerstown; 15 grandchildren 3nd two great grandchildren.

Services will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at the Pentecostal Full Gospel Church. The Rev. Earl Myers willl officuate. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery.

The family will receive friends al the Minnich Funeral Home this evening from 7 to 9. Rev. Gerald W. Gross Rev. Gerald W.

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