Maryland Critics Fault Fed Role in Pollution Plans
Deputy health official James B. Coulter says Maryland faces a $30 million shortfall in promised federal funds for sewage treatment plants under the Water Pollution Control Act. Maryland will cover the federal share this year to keep projects on schedule, with 14 more under consideration and a total bond issue of 150 million. He rebukes the federal government for delaying funding and calls for decisive action.
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Gray Lady Brings Joy to Hospitalized Seamen
Mrs. Keenes, famed for aiding foreign seamen at the hospital in Baltimore, runs a bilingual handbook and foreign language library with USIA support. She volunteers weekly, assisting hundreds of seafarers, while noting changes in hospital warmth and government expansion.
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Mrs. Magaha Feted On Birthday
Mrs Magaha celebrated her 50th birthday at a dinner at the Wedgwood House in the Francis Scott Key line area. She was born in 1579, daughter of the late George and Dorcas Adams Dare, widow of Luther P. Manaha. She received a corsage from her son Hume Magaha and daughter-in-law, and many gifts. Her five children included Emmett Stone, Richard Magaha, Henry Magaha, Hume Magaha and families. present were several relatives and friends from Frederick and surrounding towns.
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North Beach
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Washington, D.C
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Harry Sterling
Point of Flocks
John Randag
Fort Myers
Fla
Bill Copeland
Cumberland
Paul Burley
Muskie Builds Pace With Global Speaking Tour
Senator Muskie, seen as a potential 1972 presidential candidate, plans extensive travel with about 60 speeches in 27 states by late April. He has spoken in Japan Britain and Canada and may stretch into national politics while remaining active in party affairs.
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Local family gathering noted in telegram missive
Nettie Carr of Silver Spring hosts an evening event attended by Mr and Mrs Paul Stull of Walkersville and Mr and Mrs Harry Mohler and Mr and Mrs Paul Mohler of Frederick. A telegram arrives from Lyle Magaha of Alexandria, Va., explaining he cannot attend.
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Silver Spring
Paul Stull
Walkersville
Paul Mohler
Harry Mohler
Frederick
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