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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1978

Page

2

Gradual annexation plan for Frederick City expansion

A reader overview of Frederick County growth notes a city plan to extend Frederick's boundaries by 27 square miles and 37,000 residents over 20 years, tripling city size to 40 square miles and 65,000 people. It examines fiscal impacts, services, taxation, and who must approve the plan before final action by the mayor, aldermen, and voters.

City Planning Commission Frederick Monocacy River Catoctin Mountain Range Tuscarora Creek Ballenger Creek

Energy plea and local policy letters urge new power sources

A reader argues for solar wind and other energy sources amid high bills and subsidy concerns, recounts past fuel costs, questions siting charges, and calls for federal action and consumer protection. The letter supports exploration of alternatives and criticizes current pricing and policy.

Schlesinger pushes nuclear power amid congressional clash

Energy Secretary James Schlesinger leads a push for faster nuclear plant construction, drafting a secret order to hasten licensing. He faces scrutiny from House Energy Chairman John Dingell who warns the move could overstep authority and bypass independent regulators. The dispute centers on safety reviews and who controls siting and permits.

Washington James Schlesinger Congress Schlesinger Atomic Energy Energy Department House Energy John Dingell D.mich General Accounting Office Schivainger GAO Nuclear Regulatory Commission Dingell Department of Energy

Maryland and National Park Plans Highlight State News

A Maryland House subcommittee favors a $50,000 bill to convert the Monocacy Battlefield into a national military park. Maryland road work funded by a four cent gasoline tax is projected to cost about $7 million in the first year. The 80th annual meeting of the State Council of Maryland discussed meeting in Elkton next year. Maryland saw fewer marriage licenses and more divorces in 1927. Frederick County is praised for low tax rates and growth potential. Road contractors face delays from winter weather. Rumors name State Senator Ramsburg as a likely mayoral candidate. The city schedules its annual April clean-up days with designated truck routes.

Sir Frederick City Richard Ashton Ashton Force Police John Brashears FBI Academy Police Department Frederick Dingell Washington Warren Buhler Federal Commission On Paperwork Buhler Canada Sweden Britain Germany Federal Paperwork Commission Citizens Committee Paperwork Commission White House Tis Joseph Califano Carter Califano Wever Walter Monedale Harold Brown United States Brown Defense Department Far East Korea Pacific Maryland State Roads Commission Harve de Grace State Council of Maryland, Order of United American Men Elkton

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