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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1974

Page

11

Frederick County faces water study and dam debate

County officials discuss alternatives to the Sixes Bridge dam, considering groundwater sources, groundwater recharge plans, and impact on farming. Mayor Winn backs study over immediate construction while engineers warn about supply needs and future rationing, with a county planning hearing set to explore the water problem.

Mayer Winn Thurmont Winn Walkersville Mentessa Sixes Army Corps of Engineers Corps Les Roysten Noo Smith Walke Bullenger-Buckeystown Andrew Standoff Urbana Beavin Frederick County Frederick Middletown Valley Stancoff Sixes Bridge Potomac Eastalco Aluminum Company Buckeystown County Planning Commission

Public divides on Nixon impeachment and resignation

A News-Port survey in Frederick shows 36 percent favor resignation, 16 percent impeachment, 10 percent impeachment investigation, 19 percent no resignation for impeachment, 39 percent no opinion, with residents debating trial versus resignation and how the process would reveal guilt or innocence.

Tay Larry Conige Frederick Jun Rune House Nowa Nixon Bob William Bowie Doughie Bowie Watergate Douglas F. Bare Richard P. Beckley U.S Fredenck Igre Schweni John Baumenter Arthur D. Black Leroy Allison KR Nuttinghart Prekerick Hanneag Congress Waser Spear Myersville Sue Johneton Peggy Ridge Charles Reynolds Conmnuiles

Legislation Sets Campaign Spending Limits in Statewide Ballot

The governor backed a plan to limit state campaign spending starting 1978, offering public matching funds equal to private contributions up to 50 dollars per donor. Primary election caps vary by office, with comptroller and attorney general at 108.08, senate up to 8,008, and house up to 408 per election. Public funds would be available only if taxpayers approve.

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