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THE SUN, BALTIMORE. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 1, 1967 PAGE 9 Lack Of Money Maryland State Legislative Routine FIVE AWAIT a JURY ACTIOH students referred by county school su- HB814 Tourists By Sc-eaker and HB879 Garrett Beer By Allcen Tn vine. Representing Maryland Lobby on legislation pertaining to constitution of Annapolis, Feb. 28 (fl-Today's legislative routine: SENATE Convened at 2.40 P.M.

Bills Introduced 8B46H St. Mary Liquor Br Ballfj Von ill, s0all.no be approved within sSftS'tSi hIS? or ehurche, (B8ilejr- Bt Bailey To ihh.M rnJshm bonds not. be ol (allure to furnish SSit 01 "c2 'Economic Affairsi. Charles and St. Maryt '-rjo W'TJit the wunty 10 certain ru es lor Halts Job Clinics Harold C.

Edelston, director of the Health and Welfare Coun cil, yesterday announced that the job clinic program, a 000 demonstration project fi nanced by the Department of Labor, has been discontinued because of lack of money. Mr. Edelston said that the two-year program was conducted by the Health and Welfare Council as an experiment, and that it was never intended to be administered permanently by his agency. He said he hoped the program would be picked up by the Maryland State Employment Service. "It has worked out very well," he said.

"It's a supplement to the personal type of counseling the employment service provides." The job clinics consisted of group-therapy sessions for the unemployed. Led by a counselor who would give advice on job seeking techniques, the group would discuss mutual probtems of getting a job. Mr. Edelston said that in the second year of operation 2,351 persons attended the clinics, and 45 per cent of this number got jobs within one month. J.

Donn Aiken, head of the Maryland State Employment Service, said yesterday that he has applied for $30,000 from the Department of Labor to estab lish a similar program for the remainder of this fiscal year. which ends June 30. But the Department of Labor has not yet approved the grant, he said. UHF TV STATION BEGINS SERVICE Channel 24 To Feature News, Panel Shows By THEODORE F. SHELSBY WMET-TV, a recently formed ultra-high frequency television station, is set to broadcast its initial program today, making it the first new television station here in nearly two decades.

In making the announcement, J. Herman Sitrick, WMET's general manager, said that "bar ring all unforeseen difficulties the station will go on the air today at 5 P.M." He added, that the station would broadcast programs seven days a week and would have a format similar to WOOK-TV, a UHF station now operating in Washington. Channel 24 Brian station's D. Rehak, the local program coordinator, added that WMET will carry 80 per cent of the programs now seen on WOOK, Channel 14. WMET wil be Channel 24 on the UHF dial.

According to Mr. Rehak, the Federal Communications Com mission has approved plans for WOOK to transmit its programs to Baltimore, where the waves would be fed into a translator and rebroadcast here on Channel 24. WMET will transmit pro grams from 5 P.M. to 1 A.M., Monday through Saturday, and from 6 P.M. to 1 A.M.

on Sunday. News Programs In describing the station's pro grams Mr. Rehak used the term "news and public affairs." He said the station would devote its prime viewing time to continuous news coverage. Using the facilities of United Press International, WMET will fea ture an all-news program from 7-to-10 P.M., Monday through Saturday. Earlier programs will consist of a teen-age dance show and a syndicated Western series.

A panel discussion of questions phoned in by the viewing audience will run from 10 P.M. until sign off. commission on the Potomae Hiver basin to enter the Maryland State Retirement System (Finance). 6B53J Frederick Taxes By Byron To provide that county tax credits given because of age of the property owner will increase with the increase in the tax assessment 'Financei. I 8B532 Frederick Zoning By Byron To give county commissioners new authority in zoning matters (Byron, Smelser and Bruoaken.

SB533 Frederick courts jsyron To create an office of public defen der for Frederick county (Byron. Smelser and Brubaker). bJ3bJ4 freaerCK Miconono oeror-- By Byron To provide for ap pointment of a county liquor Inspector (Byron, umeiser ana uruDaser). Ub.ifi state polic aj u. xiuanca To authorize State Police to issue a summons to operators of non-resident commercial motor venicies unoer cer tain conditions (Judicial rroceeaingsi.

state police By rresiaeni and Hall To provide pay Increases lor State Police IFinance). 8B537 Real Estate Br Hart To prohibit block-busting and other discriminatory real estate practices (Economic Affairs). BB53B Legislature at nan 10 permit all senators to meet as part of the Legislative Council to act on local ma'ters (Finance). bB53B nsai tsiate or narv 10 chans the oualif icatioiis of members of the real estate commission (Econoon lc Aliairsi. BB54U wage ana tiour ww oy Hart and Two others To reduce the numerical exemption for employees covered by the wage ana hour law (Economic Allairs).

Prince ceorgee License Hart. Tn authorize the county com mission to reouire that contractor! ot- tain a license itconomic Aliairsi. 8B54Z parental nesponstDiiiTy dt Hoyer To provide penalties for any nersnn who leaves a child of 7 or less alone in a building pr home (Judiciary Proceedingsi. RRS41 Mechanics Lien By Hoyer To prohibit provisions whicn would exclude liability for unrecorded mecha nic liens (Economic Aliairsi. RRtaa Salary By Hughei and Hall To revise the salary scales for the Supervisor of Assess ments and others in hii office (rr- cB4I rrince ueorgn caucanon Bv Hart To require additional meet ings for the Prince oeorges county Board or Education ana an increase in the travel allowance oi memoers tri nancei.

RRSiH Mnntnamirv courts HT AD- drrson To change the places and time of sitting of the People's Court Judges under certain circumstances uJisintb Senators). kku; Harrora coyra flv jamet To provide for the appointment of committing magistrates In the county i. lames. Fine ann Huenesi. RRS4S rlhild Klealer.t By Hall and Conroy To create the criminal offense of leaving small cnuaren unauenuea (Judicial proceedings i.

Garrett commissioners ry O. Hughes To change the meeting time for the county commission (Dis trict 1 Henatnrsl crso Education By H. Hughes To authorize expansion of facilities at the university oi Maryiana irinancei. RBDSl credit insurance ey uisnop and Nine Others To provide that bor-, rowers cannot be required to purchase credit life insurance (Economic KRSS2 construction By Mcuuira and Seventeen Others To provide for icensing of construction equipment such as cranes and bulldozers (Econ omic Allans). Bills Enacted HB77 Prince Georges Courts By Prince Georges' Delegation To grant Judges of the Peonies Court authority to eniorce tneir rules.

HB191 prince Georges permits Delegation To repeal a Prince Georges law dealing with the issuance of build ing oermlls. HB225 prince Geore courts By Prince Oeorges Delegation To provide limitations on compensation to ap pointed attorneys in criminal case! in Prince oeorgps county. prmce Georges Housing By Prince Georges Delegation To permit tne county commissioners ior frince Georges county to constitute itself the housing authority lor mat county HB333 Prince Georges Election Judges By Prince Oeorges Delegation to increase tne pay oi election juog es in Prince Georges county. HB375 Prince Georges Library By Prince Georges Delegation To provide lor tne augmentation oi tne circuit Court library from the Prince Georges county general fund. HB406 Prince Georges county Tax By Prince Georges Delegation To cnange tne lee ior certiuea statements ox taxes assessed.

Adjourned at 3.10 P.M. until 2 P.M. Wednesday. HOUSE Bills Introduced Convened at 1.20 P.M. HB712 Pharmacy By Antonelll To regulate the practice of pharmacy i.juoiciary;.

HB713 Baltimore Courts By Dixon and six Others To require Judgee to grant fees to attorneys representing indigent defendants iJJe egation). HB 1 14 Lawyers By Hergen Foeder Restricting practices by title comps nies under tne barratry Jaws (judicia ry i. HB71.S. Loiterina By Douglass To define and prohibit loitering (Judicia ry'. HB718 Baltimore Courts By Dou glass To provide concurrent Jurisdiction between Juvenile Court and Muni cipal Court (Delegation).

HB717 Dorchester Oysters By R. M. Matthews To permit dredging of oysters in the Nanticoke Elver (Natural Kesources). HB718 Dorchester Schools By R. M.

Matthews To change the order of priority in project under the 196o bond issue (Matthews, Hargreaves and u. Hicxmani. HB719 Dorchester Municipalities By R. M. Matthews To permit the county commissioners to make appro priations to incorporated towns (Mat thews.

Hargreaves and c. Hickman). HB720 Dorchester Funds By R. M. Matthews To increase the amount which the county commissioners can borrow on negotiable paper (Matthews, Hargreaves and c.

Hickman). HB721 Crims Kardash and Arnlck To make It a crime to damage or take grocery carts from a store (Judi ciary). HB722 Cecil Bonds By Delegation To increase the interest rate ceiling hospital bonds (Delegation and Os borne). HB723 Taxes By Homo and Five Others To provide a State income tax deduction lor veteran! (way! and Means). HB724 Courte By Goodman.

Tin gling and Santangelo To Drovide an interpreter at state expense for witnes ses wno are deaf, dumb or zoreign sneaking (Judiciary). HB725 Washington Historical By Delegation To exempt from taxation property of the county historical socie ly (ways and Means). HB72B Washington States Attorney Bv Delegation To change the salary oi the states attorney ana cnanginc uie number ox assistants (Delegation). HB727 Cecil Taxes By Mackie and Burkheimer To exempt business stock from taxation (Delegation ana Os borne). HB72A Montgomery Alcoholic Bev erages By Altken To permit tne oenerai Assembly to restrict tne ciassi.

fication of liquor license! In the county (Aicononc Beverages). HB729 Cecil Taxes By Mackie and Burkheimer To exempt farm tools and livestock: from property taxea IDe- legation ana Osborne). HB730 Libel By Arftgona To pro vide that in libel and slander cases truth is a justification only if no ma lice is involved (Judiciary). HB731 Speeding By Friedman To remove a requirement that roads must be marked within 4 miles of tne place where speed-measuring radar ii used (Motor HB732 Speeding By Friedman To1 permit Justices of the peace and trial magistrates to accept certain evidence in speeding cases (Judlclarv). HB733 Taxicabs By Friedman To exempt gasoline used in taxicabs from 1 cent of the state gasoline tax (Ways and Means).

HB734 Pollution By Santangelo 1 To require the Department of Water Resources to set regulations to end water pollution from soil erosion (Natural Resources). HB735 Scholarships By Goodman and Santangelo To Include fees in scholarship to the University of Mary-; land (ways and Means). HB736 Health By Boyer To re. vise the law regulating physical thera py (Judvliary). HB737 Credit By Boyer To prohi bit debt adjusting or debt management Judiciary).

HB738 Insurance By Boyer To provide for licensing of Insurance ad. Justers (Banking and Insurance). HB739 Oysters By Boyer To provide that no one shall be guilty of violating the oyster cull laws If his oysters have been judged acceptaoie By tne Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs (Natural HB740 Kent Clams By Boyet To provide for the issurance of more than one soft shell clam dredge license per applicant (Natural Resources). HB741 Baltimore County Courts By Kardash To establish a district court taking the place of the trial magistrates, people's courts and housing court (Delegation). HB742 Baltimore Elections By Murphy To increase the compensation oi election luages in the city ana re quiring judges to undergo a period of Instruction (Delegation).

HB743 Baltimore County Sheriff By Schirano and Fvans To remove requirement that the sheriff shall be responsible for seeing that practicing Physicians are licensed (De egation) HB744 Baltimore County Sheriff By Schirano and Evans To increase the salary of sheriff deputies and creating new positions In the sheriff's omce (Delegation). HB745 stamna By Ktrrher To re quire trading stamp companies to pay to the State the value of unredeemed stamps Issued In Maryland (Ways and Means). HR7aR SUwehlafrv fir Plimmafa- Ta reouire t.hn At.at.e Rnard nf Health to provide psychiAtrl treatment ior Beall To increase the at-laree mem bers on the Economic Development! commission to four (Ways and Meansi. HB81.S Charlea fiavtrnmin) Delegation To repeal the requirement ior certain agencies to publish annual unanciai statemenus (Delegation, HB81A Charlea. St.

Marva Si-IimiI, By Deleeatinna Tn include imith anH Mennonite schools in the definition of church organization (Science, Educa tion, weiiarei. HRA17 Charlea Cmir n- tion To Ornvlrie fnr an accwlat sueao oi suoetitute trial magistrate (Delegation. Fowleri. HB818 Charlea Buildlnaa Dele. gation To.

provide for appointment of lujiirwun oj ine county commissioners (Delegation. Fowler). X1B81S Charlea Traaturar Dele gation To increase the salary (Delea- HB820 ConatitufiAnal amMHmen ey Blondes To establish a nonnarti-l san commission to nominate judges for vet.eiit.ica wuuiciaryj. HB821 Labor Rt -RlnnH. create a division of mediation and con-.

locience. Weilare) 1 1 aimiinna kv Hen iv, n-n tw ivi oi voters by nota- ncn nuuuc juuiciary). HB823 Charles Liquor By Delega tion To provide that a limitation on renewal or nnn hmtinii rr shall not apply when It was refused ismaii; uu certain grounds (Delega- HB824 Charle. o. rv.

legation To Include the secretary to ol" attorney in tne maximum salary scale of S7.000 (Delegation, Fow- HB825. Elertinne T4 Inn. i-i Delgation To repeal the reauiremenr for iiiiiis unanciai etatements seven an election Uudiciary) tiUHZH Mun nal TO provide for special taxing districts "nd maintaining street iiKnung iways and Meansi. HB827 Hlahwiave t- show the need for lull cloverleafing by constructing more ramps at 1-495 interchange, of the Capital beltwav (ways ana Means). HB82R Jnrv 13 r- Delegation (By Request! To Dermit tne chief judge of the Seventh Circuit (Deletion) 0i gran(i Jury HBR29 MnnimimaM w- Inerney To permit the Montgomery Court clerk t0 Purchase up to $d00 in equipment without State anuiuvai i ways ana Meansi.

HB830 Mflntflnman, T. legation To reouire the State to pay nonelected employees of the Circuit Court salaries fixed by the county Per sonnel Board (Ways and Meansi. xioe-ji montgomery Court Be De- JT 1- i 'ciiuue me otate to pay "employees in the register salaries iixea oy the county personnel board (Wave and nanzj MantnAmwu tj t. anc- jjerrniL tne register nf hnn? to $500, in equipment without state approval (Ways and Meansi. HB833 Publie Employees By Mc- eiiu a wt-ners io provide a procedure for distributing imnaM ullul, ucueswn government em.

Pioyees (Ways and Meansi. HB834 Montanmerw re legation To provide for the appointment of 30 committing mairicti-atec HBH35 Montonmer-w Crawford To give special deputies belonging to the county association the same, powers ai regular deputies (De. legation). HB8J6 Montgomery Cnnrit tw legation To provide an additional eple Court judge for juvenile cases ntiK.ii montaomerw -r-- iv icgunc reierence to a a a to be recorded with new vuuvcjiu jeai estate (Delegation). HBA3R Mnntanmeev Cliariir tj.

t. legation To give clerical and aHmimc county mem system status (Delegation). HB839 Montgomery Pronertw Tit, De egation To give the Orphans Court authority to direct sales of real estate over the appraised value of nsnnn m. (- ucicgauuu. MMH40 Mnnniiinwrw I Delegation (By Request) To Dermit professional and clerical employees to transfer to the county retirement ays- bllt HB841 Montonnwrv rtniirtc T3 icgauon-io increase sa anes of the a s-uuri, juages (Delegation.

HBR42 Mnnlnnmir. n. legation jo grant tne PeoDle court power to find persons guilty of direct contempt (Delegation). riBri4.l MontcMime.w legation To authorize compensation of criminal case prosecution witnesses vyiuLTCiiatkuiiu. up iu aany (jjeiega- V1U11 HPK44 Mnnlnnimnf f.i IJ re legation To allow the circuit judge to make circuit when he chooses (Delega- blllll HBR45 nre CeAraea By Delegation To more clearly estab- lisn tne boundary line between Prince Georges and Montgomery (Delegationsi.

H-B846 Title Insurance By Prince Oeorges, Montgomery Delegations To provide for disclosure of certain infor- uibuvu i mortgagors wnen mortgage loans are closed involving title insur ance 'ueiegauonsi. HBH47 Waih nafnn muuiftuiiieir, i-rince treorges Delega tions io proviae mat natural es may be stored underground (Deleea- tions). HB848 Waahinotnn Prince Georges, Montgomery tions To increase penalties for misde-meanors relating to the Maryland-Na- nuuei bmiibi ram ana rianning com wiaMun tueiegationsj. HB849 Waahinotnn Cihnrhin Tj ruiiw ucuiih, Montgomery Delega tions TO prohibit the Davment, nf fees to obtain any real estate settlement (Delegations). HB850 Prince Georaea (internment By Delegation To increase the salary of the county commissioners (Ways euu iviceiiai.

HB851 Prince Georaea Government By Delegation To increase the sala- i ui mc suyci os elections ana employees (Delegation). HB8S2 Prmra fienrnee I Delegation To provide for additional Class A and Class beer, wine and liquor licenses (Delegation). HB853 Prince Georges Law By Delegation To require the county's States attorney to review all warrants liyciCEakivii'. HBR54 Prince. Aenrnea Onurte Delegation To Increase the number and term of the judges ol the People V.W 111 11TC1CKI1L1UUJ.

RRrvS Prince ftenrnee I Delegation To provide that members ui uie Dusra oi iwiDrary trustees shall aupouiiea py tne county commis. 3ioners (Delegation). HB856 Washington Suhurhan D. riuice ucurges, Montgomery Delega tion To eliminate reouirement fnr a second public hearing on plans adopted by the Maryland-National Capital Park euu riauaina commission (Delega tions). HB857 Baltimore LioJbr Bv TTnltih1 and Five Others To exempt licenses being transferred because nf nuhhr.

uuuucnuiaLion irom opposition by ucjBiiiwit fticunuiic iaeveraResi. HB858 Liauor Rv Hnlnh anrf others To limit the grounds for protesting transfer ol a license where it is necessitated by public condemna tion (Alcoholic Beverages). HB859 Baltimore Liauor Tlv Abramson To Drovide for the issuance of on sale licenses to certain apart ment hotels (City Delegation). HB860 Harford Government By Hess To authorize the party central committees to make nominations for two positions on tne county commis sion next year (ueiegauoni. HB861 Charles Schools By Delegation To authorize the commissioners to appoint an auditor of the accounts oi tne Board ot Education ana super, intendent (Delegation and Fowler).

tiomi cnarie Koaa By Delega tion TO reneal authorization for a 5i.utnj.uou loan ior construction and maintenance (Delegation, rowieri. HBfifiH ama Bv Dize Tn rnn. tinue authorization for dredging hard shell clams in Pocomoke and Tangier sounds (Natural Resources). HB864 Baltimore County Courts By Rush, Minnick To elect rather than appoint trial magistrates (Delega' (inn). HB865 Motor Vehicles By Hess to authorize the Btate Police to issue summons to operators of non-resident commercial vehicles under certain conditions (Judiciary).

HBflfifi Constitutional Amendment By Santangelo To declare elected the candidate receiving the most votes in the primary (Judiciary). HB867 Baltimore Landlords By waTf.er and a others To Dermit ten ants being sued lor non-payment of rent to plead as a aeiense tne saiety or health conditions oi tne oweiung (City Delegation I. HBB68 ueatn By waxier, iiupkiiis reaniate advance contracts and navmenia fnr hiirin.1 (Judiciary). HB869 Crime By Wpert, Rynd To confine accused crimliv! suspected of being insane in a Jail otside the juris-diction of the place ol arrest (Judicia- tinmn carrett Liauor By Aiken Tn reneal the Drovision that alcoholic beverages may be served in restaurants only in connections witn meais unco hone Beverages). an n-n nermit.

ainnholic beverages to PC cerven on the premises where there is dancing lAicnonc PRB72 Garrett Liauor By AlkCn- To permit issuance of licenses to mo tel! ana sales at numi un, or consumption oil premise (Alcoholic Beverages). unrni narrari rnnrxiiu ri niiw- en To authorize a loan of souu.uuu for constructing a community college (Aiken, Honman, wrigmi. tinarrj ueaith Rv Mandel To re gulate physical therapy apprentices (Judiciary). HB875 Baltimore Beer By Mc- Quade To require cash payments by retailers to wnoiesaieis tccae- tl0riH'R7ri Calvert Hoads By Benner Tn elua the nllhllc. right Of WSV On roads leading to certain wharves, and landings (Benner.

rowier. HB877 State Employees By Hick man To classify hourly paid em- ninveea nf the Department of Forests and Parks ranger aids under the merit system after 1 year (Way and Means). HBB78 Garrett Beer By Aiken To remove the limit nf 32 ounces nn con Miner ol beer (Alcoholia Beverages). perinienaenis tocience education and wenarc). HB747 Psychology Ttw Ttnmmin and Menes To permit schools to require psychological testing of children suspected of being emotionally disturbed (Science, Education and HB74R Government win TJ Spector and Ten Other! To require all public agencies to use with certain e.

ceptions, material! and products made in tne united States (Ways and Means). HB749 Taxes By Mntheriheail To provide income tax deductions for certain expenses of volunteer firemen (Ways and Means). HB750 Insurance By Resnick Tn prohibit Motor Vehicle liability insur ance on an assessaoie oasis (Banking HB751 Insurance By Resnlek To establish requirements for mutual insu rers writing assessable policies (Bank ing ana insurance). Ha 132 Insurance By Hesnick Tn regulate credit life Insurance and cre- uu acciaeni ana health Insurance (Banking and Insurance). HB7S3 Howard Bonds By Warfleld and Burgess To authorize a school bond issue (Delegation and ou HB7o4 Insane By Burgess To re quire a person in an institution for the insane to nie a petition for release in tne county from which he was committed or In which he resided at the time oi commitment ijuaiciaryi.

HB7S5 Baltimore Sheriff Anee- tor io increase tne salaries of employees la the sheriff office (Delega- HB756 Insurance By flnertnr Tn provioe ior unuorm motor vehicle insurance rates (Banking and Insur ance). HB757 Baltimore County Sheriff By Bcniranc Tn exc llrie the aherifr from the requirement of enforcing alcoholic beverage laws (Alcoholic Bever ages). HB75S Somerset Alcoholia Bevera ges By Dize To revise the alcoholic beverage license classification and fees luize, rt. mcKman ana wnue). HB759 Somerset Oysters Bv nlze To extend certain laws pertaining to tne oreuging oi oysters (Natural Resources).

HB760 Somerset Schools By Dize to increase tne membership on the county Boara or Education (Dize, Hickman and White). HB761 Somerset Country Bv nire To increase the monetary limitations or jurisdiction oi 'trial magistrates in the county (Dize, R. Hickman and White). HB762 St. Marys Taxes By Briscoe To give the county commissioners discretion to grant manufacturers tax exemptions (Ways and HB763 Baltimore County Districts By coolanan and Ma lone To redefine the boundary between the First and Second legislative districts of Senatorial district 13 in the county (Delega i HB764 Calvert Junk Bv Brenner To screen or fence Junk yards (Delega tion).

HB763 Narcotics By Coolahan To require tne ciera of court having juris diction to notify the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles of any person convicted of using narcotics (Motor Vehiles). HB768 Medicine By Girdano To cnange tne provisions lor licensing (Ju diciary. HB767 Garrett Liquor Bv A ken- To change the composition of the Board of IJcense Commissioners for the county to make the Liauor Control Board for the county act as license commissioners (Aicononc Beverages). HB768 Garrett Liauor By Aiken To prohibit those holding a club or organization license from selling in case lots in excess of 10 per cent above costs to the control board (Alcoholic Beverages). HB769 Garrett Liauor By Aiken To inrease the fee for a wine, liquor ana Deer license lAiconoua Beverages).

HB770 Garrett Liauor By Aiken To reouire the Board of License Com missioners to give more careiui scruti ny to license applicants (Aicononc Bev erases). HB771 Garrett Liauor By Aiken- To raise the salaries of the members of the control Board (Alcoholic Beverages). HB772 Garrett Salary By Aiken To raise the salary of the clerk of the county commissioners from S3, 600 to Si. 000 (Delegation. Hoffman and Wright).

HB773 Taxes By Rush To prev ent political subdivisions from taxing those not residing in the subdivision (Ways and Means). HB774 Garrett Sheriff By Aiken To raise the salaries of the deputy snerins in tne county to (Dele eationi. HB77S Baltimore County Counsel By Jones To provide two additional States attorneys for Baltimore county HB776 Taxes By Burns and Twen ty Others To exempt from the State Income tax members of the armed for ces serving in Vietnam (Way! and HB777 Crime By Burns and Thir teen Others To provide minimum and maximum sentences for repeated offen ders (Judiciary). HB778 Motor Vehicles By Hick- man To extend certain exemptions to out-of-State vehicles transporting unfi- nisnea timber (Motor vehicles). HB779 Worcester Aid By R.

O. Hickman To count gummer residents in computing State aid (Wars and Means'. HB760 Worcester Sheriff By R. O. Hickman To provide an expense al- owance for the sheriff and a salary raise for deputies (Hickman, Har greaves.

Boyer). HB7S1 Worcester Magistrates Bv R. O. Hickman To require confirmation by the House of Delegates (Hick man. Hargreaves.

Boyer). HB782 Montgomery Land By Dele gation To require that land must be zoned for agricultural use to qualify for a lower assessment (Ways and Means). HB783 Worcester Clam By R. O. Hickman To authorize the Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs to promulgate regulation! (Natural Re sources).

HB784 Allegany Liauor By Beall. Evans To authorize a special license for certain restaurants (Alcoholic Bev erages). HB785 St. Marys Magistrates By Powler To provide an expense allow ance (Delegation. C.

Hickman). HB786 Motor Vehicles By White To remove an exemption for securing driver examination permit (Motor Vehicles). HB787 Cigarettes By Schirano Evans To change certain definitions relating to the purchase by retailers from wholesalers (Ways and Means). HB788 Consumer Protection By Wiser To define a deceptive trade practice and provide remedies for those injured oy it (juaiciaryi. HB789 Crime By Mandel To make it a felony for tampering with intent to steal from a coin-operated macnine uuaiciaryj.

HB790 Pol tics By Beall To oro- viae ior appointment oy the state cen trai committee of delegates to pres idential nomination conventions if party does not hold a State convention (juaiciaryj. HB791 Motor Vehicles Bv Mat thews, Vingling To require a one-year waiting Period Deiore applying for new driver license after two revoca tions (Motor Vehicles). HR7Q2 Baltimore Recreation T4v Aoramson to authorize a loan oi for land or buildings (City Delegation). HB793 Baltimore Recreation By Abramson To reduce to $6,500,000 a loan authorized in 1963 tor improve ments tuny ueiegauonj. HB794 Baltimore Traffic By Abramson To permit use of State gasoline taxes for police traffio control (Ways and Means).

HB795 State Aid By Abramson To provide that the average assess ment be used in calculating distribu tion of State funds (Ways and Means). HB79fi Baltimore Moraue By Abramson To repeal authorization lor a $3,000,000 loan (City Delegation). HB797 Baltimore Teachers By Abramson To reimburse the city from state funds for the cost ol retirement (Ways and Means). HB79B Labor By Bralley To change the period of disqualification for unemployment benefit due to i work stoppage because ol a labor dis pute iLAoor). HB799 Lahor By Blondes To in crease the number of occupational safety inspectors (Labor).

HB800 Labor By Avar To change the period of disqualificaton for unemployment benefits due to preg- HB801 Labor By Soector To change the disqualification for unem ployment benefits under certain conditions where the employee'! place of business is closed (Labor). HB802 Motor Vehicles By Mackie Burkheimer To authorize an annual blanket permit for movement of mobile nomes on tne nignways (ways ana Means). HB803 Libel BT Allegany Delega tion To create a misdemeanor known as criminal libel (Judiciary). HB804 Courts By 8peaker To raise the salaries ol all Judges and eliminate local supplementation for circuit, courts (Wava and Means). HRBOS Motor Vehicles By Banning To require biennial inspection (Judi-I elary).

HRRnft wiapi Ttlonries. Fried man Tn aiit.hnrir.e reciprocal wage COl lection agreement with other states (Judiciary). HB807 Labor By Anne Arundel Delegation To allow chartered counties to enact prevailing wage laws (Ju- HBBOg Barbers Anne Arundel Delegation To fix a minimum charge of $1.50 for a haircut (Ways and Means). HB809 Anne Arundel Plumbere By Delegation Tn exemnt the county from State regulations when It adopts a local plumbing coae (ways sno Means). HB810 State Employees By Speak er and Beall To nay extra compensa tion ior working Between i r.M.

ana i A M. (Wava nnri Meanal. HB811 State Employees By Speak er ana Bean to pay extra compensa tion for working more than 40 hours a week (Ways and Means). HB812 State Police By Speaker anl Beall To increase the salariei iWays and Means). HB813 Election By Speaker and Beall To create the office State aamiuiiuavur wumoiariei impose an aaaitionai tax on 3 cents a gailon On heer delivered In rnntainerc of more than 32 ounces (Ways and Means).

HB880 Garrett Liauor By Aiken To limit restaurant anH hnieic tn charging 10 per cent over cost for case lots of alcoholic beverages (Alcoholic HB881 Garrett I T. To repeal the ban nn issuance nf a county license to anyone having a Federal permit, a pool room ar bowlin alley (Alcoholic Beveragesi. HB882 Constitution By Jacobson and 2 others To aDDlv the eiecimn laws to the candidates for the Constitutional Convention (Judiciaryi; HBnft.3 Cfinuinu, D.nn..- i.ruin io reiuse a home improve- license iu a person wnose man- personnel nas railed to ner. HB884 Cnnaumer D. Cardin To prohibit arranging any in- oeoteaness which is greater than the monetary obligation of home improvement work (Judiciary).

HB885 Crime By Boyer and 2 OthersTo authorize the department of correction instead of juges to designate ine institutions to which prisoners will uo ami. ijuuiciaryi. HB886 Montgomery Liauor By Becker and 6 Others Tn hnlri a refer. endum on permitting the sale of alco- iiunc oeverages in Coiesviile (Delega tion). HB887 Anne Arundel Crime To make assault on policemen a misdemeanor HB888 Kent, Queen Annes Educa tion By Delegations To hold a refer.

endum on election insuead of appointment of the boards of education iBoy-er, Mackie. HB889 Contractors By Boyer To exempt noiaers oi home Improvement licenses from obtaining a general building license (Judiciary). HBaao Kent Prosecutor By Boyer -Tn raise the salnrv anri evnense ai. lowance of the State's attorney (Boyer, Mackie. Matthewsi.

HBB91 Kent Taxes By Boyer To grant a tax assessment exemption of S2.500 for farm implements (Boyer. Mackie. Matthewsi. HB892 Talbot Government By Lowe To increase the salaries of the county commissioners (Lowe, Boyer, C. Hickman).

HB893 Worcester Patronage Bv Hickman To require confirmation by the House of Delegates of appoint ments to the liquor control board Hickman. Hargreaves. Boyen. HB894 Damages By Friedman To provide for 6 per cent interest from the date of injury for judgments HB895 Sports By Nice, Bopxins To designate larcross instead ot joust ing as the official State sport (Judicia HB896 Worcester Liauor By Hick man To change $1,000 for alcoholic beverage licenses at norse racing tracks (Aicononc Beverages'. HB897 stocks By MCDonougn my Pennecf Tn nrnvirie that.

Certain tS-'De of building association stock be qualified for exceptions (Banking and In- enraneel HB898 Labor By eaunian xo prohibit use ol attachment of waees as grounds for dismissal of an employee I nnr I HB899 Baltimore County Sheriff To exempt him from enforcing game and Iisn ltws (Natural Kesources'. HB900 mgnways BV uioruano chnii- the need fnr UVlllPnine and 1IH nroving Maryland- Route 414-St. Bar- naba street between Route 5 ana Ca nitat he tu-av wavs Ann HB901 Pollution By Jacobson and Nine Others To abolish the Air Pollution Control Council and transfer pollution control duties to the Department of Health 'Metropolitan Allans'. HB902 wasnington taxes ay rele gation To provide lor tne graauai ex emption of livestock and farm imple ments Irom county taxation tuti-tioni. HB903 Caroline Aicononc oeverayes By Hargreaves To authorize duos to sell aicononc Deverages ou ouuuaj 'Alcoholic BeveraKesi.

HB904 Discrimination ay nvaia and Eleven Others To change tne penalty tor discrimination in eniuiuj- ment hefoiice nr ape ii.nnnri. HB905 Drugs By Avars and Seven Others To prohibit delivery of LSD and other halloeenic drutts to persons in mental hospital or correctional laci- litipc l.turiii-iarv HB906 Dorchester Alcoholic Bevera ges By R. M. Matthews To provide tor suspension oi aicononc ueeiBc licenses in the county for serving minors 'Alcoholic Beverages'. HBQm Mnntanmerv courts ay legation To provide a system lor tne appointment oi legal counsel iui Hint nerenne I r)ptee a inn I HB908 State Police ay t-roinu iu provide reimbursement of tuition to State policemen attending colleges tways and Meansi.

WTtQfiQ Mnntanmerv Elections By Cronin To provide that the majority clerk of the Board oi tiectiou oupn vi sors be considered an appointed oili cial HBSl state tmpioyee5 oy iw nev To eliminate exceptions iu um- matic increases in salary for merit sys amnlnveec WAVE ann HR911 State Police Pay By Speak TJeoll Tn eetahlish A tlPW DaV schedule for State Police (Ways and wnai9 Wnrreater Liauor By Hickman To revise generally the alco hol beverage laws oi tne county (al coholic Beveragesi. HB913 Liquor Taxes By Abramson To authorize the comptroller to use rieraleomanias as evidence of taxes na.H I a ic KPTpraapsi School Superintendents By a rnnV Tn nrnvirie that their term of office shall date from July 1 instead of August 1 (Science, Education, Wei- HR915 Tax Program By Hess and WarfieM Tn increase the sales and levy a graduated income tax (Ways ana Means'. HB916 Elections By Santangelo (By Request) To revise some technical provisions in absentee voting laws (Ju diciaryi. Resolutions introaucea T-nnctellatian Bv McGUirk ann Three Others To designate tne TTnitaJ Ctatec frigate Pllll St ell iOn the flagship of the State of Maryland (judicial roceeamg5i. HR57 State Lands By Houck.

and TJeall Tn reniiest. t.hftt the Legislative Council study the problem of multiple State land use tnaiurai ncuuitci. HR58 Deaf scnooi ay aiiu Cook To change certain procedures for the Deaf (Science, Education and Wellaret. HR62 Baltimore roiice ay vvniieis and sixteen Others To urge a minimum pension eligibility of 25 years for Baltimore policemen ivjny PTRR7 Aiitn insurance By Greer Tn reouest that driver-education cour ses be expanded to include study on how insurance anecis youngs anveia (Science, Education ana weiiaic. Resolution Introduced UK 60 Groom Regrets By Bonveg na.

Rush ana Bullock expressing re- trreta nn the nassinat of Daniel Groom, soccer coach at Calvert Hall College High scnooi. Resolutions Adopted SPiq Secretaries Bv Hall Salut ing members of Maryland chanters of the Natinnal Secretaries Association. SR40 Clams By Hall Hailing the contribution of Gordon P. Hallock for his promotion of the Maryland soft shell clam SR41 Commendation By Welcome Extending greetings to the Senate of tne virgin lsianas on tne territories Fiftieth anniversarv. HR61 Wills Commendation By Espteln and Orlinsky Commending the lis commission and it schair man, George 8.

Wills, for its studies on the modernization of the Legislature. HRfiJ State Contracts Rv Cronin To request the Legislative Council to study the feasibility of giving small bsuinesses preierence in contracts ior furnishing goods and commoditie sto state airencies (Wavs ann Meansi. HR59 Rastenis Poetry By Welsen- goff and six Others Honoring Nadas Rasteni for achievement in writing poetry. HR65 Dr. Carl J.

Murphy By City Delegation Expressing sympathy on tne oeatn oi tne pumisner oi me Airo American newspapers. Legislative Calendar SENATE FINANCE Budget hearings on Mili tary Department. State Police. Police Training Commission, Insurance De partment, 10 A.M., Room 8-103. SB73 revising local welfare operations SB287.

authorizing comptroller to en force State license laws: SB288, licensing of coin-operated machines; SB302, repeal bowling alley licenses. 3 P.m. Room 8-103. FCONOMIC AFFAIRS SB135. Over head electric lines; SB136.

water works facilities: BB194. lair trade laws SB201. uncmDloyment security board chairman; SB206. trials in unemploy ment benefit cases. 11 A.M..

Room a- 104. SB366. 367. 368. 3R9.

370. 371. 372. 373, 374, 375, 376, 377. revising laws on oysters, clams, crabs, and rock fish, 3 P.M..

room 8-104. JUDICIAL, PROC1-EUINUS SBJH, SB40, Constitutional Convention, 10.30 A.M., Room 8-105. SB239, truck speeds; SB244, photos on drivers licenses: SB278, SB279. dump trucks; SB1B9 mAlnn-nnlac- Qt3)1 T)7 TH 10Q Tin 331. 332.

333. Governor Agnew's traffic safety program: SB-340. suspension of auto dealers licenses; 8B22, junk car sales, 3.30 P.M., Room s-iuo. HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS Budget of the University of Maryland. 10 A.M..

Room H-8: HB236. Metropolitan Transit Au thor tv 3 30 p.m. Room H-B. JUDICIARY HB54. Increasing the legal interest rate: HB233.

charges on unpaid balances; HB419, disclosure of interest rates, iu a.m., House her. BANKING AND INSURANCE HB260. prohibition of subrogation clauses, 10.30 A.M., Room H-2. Legislative Agents 181. CARVILLE M.

AKFHURRT. Per ry Hall. Rerpesenting the Maryland Nurserymen's Association. 162. JAMES C.

LATHAN. Easton. Bp. presenting Maryland Association of Kea Hastate Boards. 163.

ANDREW ORASZEK, Cfttons- Maryland, tax law and education tele vision. Joint Resolutions Introduced HJR42 Delmary Peninsula By Hopkins and fourteen Others To urge the states of Maryland and Delaware to form a joint commission to study the joint problems of tne Delmatva Peninsula (Ways and Means). HJR43 Federal Interstate By Man- del To reouest the Congress of the United States to assist in the cost of maintaining the interstate system of highways (Ways and Meansi. HJR44 Police Consolidation By Crawford and Becker To request the Governor to conduct studies and pre pare legislation with regard to the fea sibility of consolidation or various local police forces under the Maryland State ponce (ways ana Means). HJR45 Intern ShortageBy Allen To request the Governor to appoint a study arouo to examine the feasibility of offering a State subsidy for interns (Ways and Meansi.

HJR46 Tobacco By Compton and three Others To request the Governor to appoint a commission to consider tobacco marketing and cultivation problems (ways and Means). HJR47 Criminal Records By Avara To urge the State Commissioner of Personnel and the Civil Service Com mission to assume leadership in the employment of persons with minor cri minal records (City HJR48 Franchise Restoration By Avara To request the Maryland Con stitutional Convention to restore voting rights of persons convicted of minor criminal offenses (Constitutional Convention Committed. HJR49 Exemption Allowances By Helms to request the Congress of the united states to increase tne amount of the exemption allowed for depend ents under the Internal Revenue code ways and Means). HJR50 D.C. Earnings Tax By Blondes To inform the commissioners of the District of Columbia of the ine quities inherent in an earnings tax to he levied on Maryland residents em ployed in the district (Ways and Means'.

HJR51 Injury Compensation Bv Prince Georges Delegation To reouest compensation from the State of Maryland for an injury at the University of Maryland to Miss Jacqueline B. Mandel ways ana Means). HJR52 Caroline Liquor By Har greaves To reouest a study of a.co- hoiic beverage laws aim'icable to the county 'Hargreaves, White and R. Hickmani. HJR53 Dean Rusk By Walters To invited Dean Rusk.

Secretarv of State, to address the General Assembly (Judi ciary. HJR54 D. C. Milk By Beall. Hess.

Greer To reouest the State Health Department to develop reciprocal agreements with the District of Colum bia concerning the inspection and cer tmcation ol milk suppliers Resources). HJRoo Severn Run park By upin and Athey To request Anne Arundel miintv officials to advise whether land use for the nark can be restricted by ordinance or whether General Assem- action is necessary (Judiciary). HJR56 Severn Run Park By Lipin and Athey To request the Governor nd budget director to provide in tne sunnlemental caDital budget for acOUl ion ot land lor tne. park tways ana Means'. HJR57 Patient Transportation By Bind and Alpert To reouest a study nf the nrnhlem nf transoortine mental in.

mentally retaraea ana pnysicany ill persons to State hospitals (Ways and Means). Joint Resolutions Introduced K.IP45, Washington Suburban Tran sit By Emanuel To request tne Governor and General Assembly to provide $609,500 lor tne wasnington Suburban Transit Commission for the coming fiscal year (Financei. b.JK4b Taxes By senwemnaut io reouest a Legislative Council study ot the leasibinty oi a reaerai tax revenue sharing plan proposed oy (senator iya ines. l) ivin.i irinance S.TR47 Discrimination ay welcome and Seven Others To request the United States Defense Department to nrrier an immediate end to disertmlna tion in housing lor military personnel (Judiciary). Adjourned at 5.25 P.M.

until 2 P.M. Wednesday. Adjourned at 5.25 P.M. until 2 P.M. Wednesday.

Bill Would Raise Judges' Salaries Bureau of The Sun Annapolis, Feb. 28 Corrrpre' hensive legislation was intro duced today to raise the salary and pension levels of Maryland judges and make the new scales uniform throughout the State, At present, several counties pay their circuit judges supple mentary salaries and benefits thus making judgeships in Mont gomery county, for instance, far more lucrative than in a less wealthy subdivision. The new salary scales are as follows: For Court of Appeals judges, the scale jumps from $25,000 to $36,000 for the chief judges, and from $25,000 to $35,000 for asso ciates. For the new Court of Special Appeals: chief judge, from to $33,500 and for associates, from $22,500 to $32,500. For Circuit Court judges, from $20,000 to $30,000.

All counties and Baltimore city would be expressly forbid den to supplement these salaries in any way. Change Is Asked On Utility Tax lAnnapolis Bureau of The Sun Annapolis, Feb. 28 A bill Baltimore city has been fighting successfully for twenty years- one that would cost the municl pality millions of tax dollars a year if ever enacted was rein troduced in the General Assembly today by Senator Edward T. Hall Calvert-Anne Arundel). Mr.

Hall would tax the shares of utilities in the counties and Baltimore city in the ratio their installations are located in each subdivision. They are now taxed by the location of their home offices in other words, Balti more. The bill has come close to passage at times. This year's sponsor is the Republican Senate leader and he has a lot of friends among the Democrats, too. But city observers believe that Mr.

Hall introduced his measure much too late there are only 28 days left of this session to give it much of a chance of acceptance this year. Barber Bill Dubbed 'Clip' Annapolis Bureau of The Sun Annapolis, Feb. 28 Minutes after it was introduced in the House today, delegates were referring to a measure to make every licensed barber in Mary land charge at least $1.50 for a haircut as the "clip" bill. It came in under sponsorship of the entire Anne Arundel county delegation. 1 1 Taking Overpayments Laic To Welfare Defendants By DAVID L.

MAIXSBY Five defendants were releasee yesterday to await action of, thi grand jury after hearings ii Northeastern Municipal on charges of accepting welfan overpayments totaling $4,4857 Judge Joseph G. Finnerty re leased them on their own' retbg nizance after Richard Donadio assistant State's attorney, pre sented prima facie evidence. pleas were taken. The defendants and amounts they were charge. with fraudulently acceptinj were: LESTER CLAYTON.

59, of the 2100 block of North Calvert street $80." over a period beginning October. 1965. He did some -private repair work while recrivin? relief, which he did not report to the agency. MRS. MARJORIE WILGIS.

30'. of the 2700 block Miles avenue $1,318 over a period begliiriiiii; September, 1965, reported en agency Investigator to be with her estranged husband who provided resources she did -jswc report to the agency. CHARLES JOHNSON, 55, of thfl 1900 block Oak Hill avenue $677 accumulating in ovprpu.vm.onts while he worked and did not report he received about $35 per month. He was also accused ot failing to pay rent for 16 weqka at $10 a week. MRS.

CAROLYN BRYANT. -10." of the 1100 block WashniKton boulevard $1,005 In overpayments. The defendant did not report a resource from the Social Security Administration. MRS. EMMA L.

EVANS. 40. of the 500 block Edwwood street $680 In overpayments. The defendant did not report receiving an Resident claim check for $600 ajid did not tell the asencv she was employed at the Park Towson Motel. Judge Finnerty found tw other defendants guilty of ac cepting overpayments from th agency of $717.

He gave then jail terms which he suspetidei and placed them on probation He imposed fines in the amdtmti of the cheating. Mrs. Juanita Gant, 32, of "thi 3000 block Westwood avenue was fined for accepting $392 ii overpayment and Mrs. Shirle' Johnson, 24, of the 300 bloc'l Myrtle avenue, $325. Dominic Fleming, agencyn'su pervisor, read reports of eacl caseworker which indicated tha the defendants had sources income they did not report to tin agency.

Prison Receplicm Cenlei- Planned -i -j Annapolis Bureau of The Sun Annapolis, Feb. 28 The Gen eral Assembly Committee) oi Prison Administration today suh mitted legislation calling for tin setting up of a reception cento for almost all newly sentence prisoners. v. Under the terms of the Wis lation, the center would be lin der the Department of Correc tion, which would maintaii teams of trained penoloeisisam doctors, who would look into tht background and make-uo, a each convict, then assign hin to the Penitentiary, the Housi of Correction or whatever othei institution they believe he wo.uk tit in best. The bill, in effect, would t'ak( away from the courts the righ to sentence a prisoner to sgrvi time in a specific It would apply to those vht are sentenced to more thai three months imprisonment in a State institution.

The measure was introduce in the House by delegate-mem bers of the Joint committee which is headed by Seriatoi George E. Snyder Washing ton). Animals Need Not Pay Annapolis Bureau of The Suh Annapolis. Feb. 28 The wai it reads, cattle, horses, hogs'ani other livestock would no longe: have to pay taxes in Maryland What the measure, introduce by Senator Harry R.

Hughe: Caroline) really is intendei to do is to exempt farmer! throughout the State from hav ing to pay taxes on their live stock. M. McDcrmott, a court master told the audience of Judge Moy lan's work in improving. juvenile court and the State'; juvenile correctional institu tions. Judge Moylan was declare by Mr.

McDermott to be "ideal juvenile court judge learned in the law, patientjin fair and having a sincere inter est in childt 'en. --tri Police Boys Clubs The judge was first chai'rmai of the Baltimore Youth Commis sion. He initiated area project tor children and was responsi ble for founding police boy clubs and police scout trqgps the diners were told. He was also a leader in work ing for uniform juvenile cour laws in Marvland. J- Judge Moylan gained nationa recognition and his court ha, been recognized in nationalcpe riodicals as one of the best ii the United States.

nies 'Financei. uu" cnarge lD excess ol the hV? tn' license fee for the time until such machines are required tr.2?,ii..removel lw (Judicial 6B470 Charles and St. Marys Bailey To include Amish organizations 'Finance). bB471 Baltimore City Courts By curran To revise the compensation lor the trust cleric and deputy trust tne Supreme Bench iFinancei. correct an error In the law regulatlnc Kl9t Pnl.a llnrfi.UI n- ciiui in me law reguiai Btate Police 'Judicial Proceedings).

SB473 Refuse By Curran make it unlawful tn rhrnv trah To Junk, into Maryland waters (Economic Affairs). SB474 Infants By Curran To re-auire hospitals unable to test infants for phenylketonuria to notify parents In writing of the need for such tests (Economic Affairs). SB475 Conflict of Interest By Curran To prohibit certain conflicts of Interest for elected and appointed officials 'Judicial Proceedings). 8B476 Torts By Dorf To provide that certain promises for indemnification between joint tort-feasors shall be old 'Judicial Proceedingsi. SB477 Calvert Planning To provide for appointment of a planning nd zoning commission (District 6 Sen- nirs I.

SB47R Calvert Election Supervisors nll IU PJUV1UC 1UI Clll'HC the compensation of registrars the county elections supervisors (District 6 Senators). SB479 Taxes By Hall To change the method ol assessing stock- In corporations regulated by the Public Service Commission for local taxing purposes SB480 Erosion By Hart To require the Department of Water Resources to set up regulations to halt pollution of waters from soil erosion of SR481 Retirement By Hodges To Increase deductions for income tax purposes for persons drawing retirement benefits IFinance). SB4Si2 Hospitals By H. Hughes and Pine To authorize a $20,000,000 6' ate bond issue for loans to hospitals 8B483 Caroline Taxes By H. Hughes To excempt farm tools and livestock from local property taxes SB4B4-Taxes By H.

Hughes To exempt from Btate taxation ail lives SB485 Taxes By H. Hughes To revise provisions governing the taxpayer's duty to report an audit of nis Federal income tax return (Finance). 6B486 Health By Hughes To permit the State Board of Heaitn to contract with optometrists for eye refractions for the indigent BttSOl VniTtriHF o. H. Hughes To authorize the university to sell certain gricultural properties tne apnrovai oi vue oui lie Works (Finance).

SB488 Alleqany Crima By Hushes and Brubaker To create certain crimes in Allegany county, including striking a police officer, acting in a disorderly manner and placing posters on public property (Judicial Proc erus? Garrett Alcoholic Beverages By Hugnes io pruviue Visit receive ex Wlllllli' tra pay for serving as advisers to the Board of License Commissioners (Dis trict i oeuaiuin'. SB490 Garrett Elections By Hughes To increase the salaries of supervisors of elections (District 1 Sena fiB491 Garrett Commissioners Bv Hughes To incrsase the expense ai lowance for county commissioners (Dis trict 1 SlV 73 1 Pe'r Siotor vehicle laws within one year on! 'judicial rrocpcoinsi'. Hughes To revise the requirement for publishing county reciini. 'A. tures in newspapers (District 1 Sena- SB494 Pollution By Jame and Hughes To clarify rules governing ao plications and petitions for water pol RciqjMontaoniery Elections By To provide that the majority clerk of the supervisors of elections for the county i 8B496 Courts Bv Nock and Malkus To provide that tne siary oi In the First Judicial Circuit be set by the judges (noes Ma ku and Dean'.

pB497 Roads President and Hall To permit bidders on Biate Hoads Commission contracts u''j -Titi, 000000 to guarantee, their bids with certified checks or witn oia duuu apB49j) prince George Scholarships Bv Delegation 10 hii.rttiins for students in Prince Gors Community College is statpn tn in 0St) t.u" K. Bmmint. which may be loaned under the uniform small loan law and revising Interest rJ which HIST cnaritru 8l, 00 Anne Arundel Crime By B.eff(v To authorize Peonle Court to place persons convicted of a crime un-5er the sunervlsion of the Board of Parole and Probation (Finance). 8B501 Anne Arundel Alcoholic Bev erages To cnange ine OUiremrnt oeiwcru uiBiw Tiolic beverages licenses and churches or schools 'District 6 BenatorsV 8B502 Judges Bv President Tn revise and make uniform salaries paid Judges of the Court of Aoneals. irwtirt.

of Soeria! Anneals, Cfrcu't Courts and Baltimore Supreme Bench fFtnsnre). 835,03 Baltimore Debt By Ber a tu t. the maTimiim ner. mitted indebtedness of the city for park and recreation facilities (City SBS04 Baltimore Bonds Bt Ber-torelll To authorire a SI 65IV000 bond Issue rnr psric tacinties 'cny o-imu's-. enso Raltimore Bonds By Ber- toreiil To revise the procedures for is ft i.

A Ttv nertnreTII oni'vi -w -To provide State aid for the cost of traffic control in tne on SB507 Baltimore AidBy Bertorelli TO provme oiair iu eitv's teacher retirement system (Fi- "'sOljBaltimore Morgue By Ber-toreiii To repeal a provision for a $3 -000 noo bond issue for construction of a citv mormip iuit PB509 Baltimore AidBy Bertnrelll aid for libraries and schools tor local protwrtv assessment riiu SB01U nowaro t. To revise membership on the board or pa-ks (District 3 8ena torsi SB511 Baltimore Sheriff By Mc-Guirk and Four Others Ta Provide for snecial deputy sheriffs In the city (Fi- EfBB5f2 Chiropractort By McOuIrk To permit persons to practice as Spon meeting certain conditions (Econ- mpB5i3Chiropractor-By McGuirk To reouire licensed chiropractors to ne eligible gursr.ee companies SR514 Labor By McGuirk To make public service corporations subject to the State occupational safety Jaws (Fconomic Affairsi. ttB'ilS Burglar Alarms BJ Mc-Oulrk-To provide for licensing of bur-ilar alarm businesses (Economic Af- n. Pres. Went and Hall-ToPav extra compen- 1 sB5i7orporations-By President To revise provisions relating to luris-' over and service- of process Soon corporation (Judicial rroceea lnEnsmElections By President and Wall To create a State administrator of election laws (Judicial Proceedingsi.

csnl Economic Development By President and Hall To, increase mem-Smhio on the Economic Development Commission (Finaneei. Clark To SBB.2I)-Well ClarR To permit ra nf driller for certain violations (Economic AfBnSi Sales By Connolly Tn FBKl Installment permit arsons Vo-dnoV aalesnien "Sernentl within 24 hours fEennnmlc Affairs. Mnt-Tn istahlish a commission to create a veterans ho' in Maryland Pr nee Georaea Boads lo rTend thf '0-year roads nroeram for Pr'nce Georc'es county 'Finance) prRH24 Prince Georoes Courts Bv rnnrov-To increase the number of tr'ct 4 SCnninrsi. i. i Dortlv for dama- eompensate e58 Discrimination By Conroy Tn make It tn discriminate in ofcauae of de'ert, MuHlclBli-'nti n8ve reltrietionTri work performed in areas (Economic AfBBW-State Police By President SBS28 salary nf the sSoerlnfendent of State Police to 26Bn5n2-Stat.

'-Employees-By Hall To nav extra comnen-laUon'for wwklnil more than 40 hours gBS30 Retirement By Wineland-t permit employee! ot the Inters Ute Judge Moylan Is Honorech On Eve Of His Retirement More than 125 members and former members of the staff of the Division for Juvenile Causes and other friends of Judge Charles E. Moylan honored the judge last night on the eve of his retirement from the Supreme Bench. Mayor McKeldin praised the guest of honor for volunteering to serve permanently as a judge in the juvenile court. Mandatory Retirement Judge Moylan will reach the mandatory retirement age of 70 on March 9. He has been the juvenile court judge in Balti more for the past 24 years.

Members of his oificial "Courthouse Family" presented him with a silver tray through John E. Patterson, a veteran supervisor, who noted that Judge Moylan's court has been cited as a model for juvenile tribunals throughout the country. Mayor McKeldin and Bernard.