Potomac Edison faces fuel cost adjustments and relief plan
Potomac Edison officials say March and early April fuel costs will appear on May bills as part of a pass through. A corrective charge may appear to fix prior underestimates while an overestimate is credited. Coal deliveries remain “about normal” with weather aiding stockpiles. Conservation is urged to reduce future expansion needs. Legislation changes FRA billing. final interpretation awaits Public Service Commission. Emergency relief uptake remains low, with 85 to 100 customers enrolled so far.
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Keller
Potomac Edison
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Tax deadline tips and last minute IRS advice
The article outlines steps for timely filing and payment including penalties, interest, and options to file by deadline. It notes paying what you can to avoid failure to file penalties, and details refund timing, plus tips like using the return booklet envelope, including Social Security numbers on checks, ensuring signatures on joint returns, checking arithmetic, and using the correct form blanks for dividends and interest.
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IRS
Portnoy
Runner defies odds to run Boston Marathon after 2000 foot fall
Roger Reynolds survived a 2000 foot parachute stunt crash that shattered bones on his left side. Doctors doubted he would walk again, but by his 25th birthday he planned to compete in the Boston Marathon. His recovery included months in traction, a gradual return to walking, and a rising mileage from quarter mile to half marathon before attempting the full race.
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Indianapolis
Roger Reynolds
Reynolds
Frank McHugh
Sports Medicine
University of Virginia
McBugh
University of Virginia Hospital
Rutherford study finds leukemia cluster concerns residents
State epidemiologist confirms six childhood leukemia cases in Rutherford over five years and notes a cluster around Pierre Pont Elementary School. He cautions against panic, cites expected rates for the town, and adds that Hodgkin disease cases exceed expectations while overall leukemia is not excessive for all ages.
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Ronald Allman
Rutherfood
Pierrepont
Altman
Pierrepont School
Rutherford
Appeals court returns PE line case to local court
Maryland’s Court of Appeals remands a Potomac Edison eminent domain suit to the circuit court to determine if the Public Service Commission’s 1974 certificate conditions for the transmission line route near the Boy Scout camp were met. The case centers on a land easement from Donald and wife Bouton for a line from Carroll Station to Mt. Airy. The remand includes lines of inquiry on line routing, discovery, and the Mater property adjacency, with a focus on conformance to the commission order and the modified route. The Sears Tower note follows about its height and specs.
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Court of Appeals of Maryland
Potomac Edison Company
Donald M. Bouton
Carroll Station
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
Samuel W. Barrick
Bouton
Court of Special Appeals
High Court
Maryland Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Circuit Court
Commission
Harry E. Hutchinson, Jr
Daniel H. Mater
Hutchinson
Mater
Police trial board to hear charges against Pfc Crum
Pfc William Crum will face a five member police trial board on Friday April 21 at 10 a.m. Crum recently resigned amid controversy over his actions at an accident scene and a fire response. The hearing is open to the public unless Crum requests closure. Crum, a nine year veteran, claimed harassment by the chief and criticized department management. His service ends April 28. he is using accrued vacation time.
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Pfc
William Crum
Richard J. Ashton
Crum
Ashton
Cram
Police
American Civil Liberties Union
Hood College Dad and Daughter Weekend Planned Amid Activities
Hood College hosts a weekend of events for about 450 fathers and daughters. Friday features a Cabaret, bingo and a square dance. Saturday includes a tennis tournament, outdoor games, and tours of campus labs. The Swiss Folklore Group performs, swimming season opens, and mini lectures on topics like capital punishment and solar energy are offered. A campus party, banquet, and formal dance close the day. Sunday includes Catholic Mass, a worship service by Rev. David Cain, and a brunch to end the weekend.
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Hood College
Swiss Folklore Group
Washington, D.C
Hudson
Huntsinger Aquatic Center
Martha E. Church
Father Birdsall
David Cain
Hope Congregational Church
Worcester
Mass
Hood
Diane Cain
Wil
Anne Wallace
Lizzie Williams Granted Sanctuary By Michigan Governor
In Lansing Michigan Governor William Milliken granted sanctuary from extradition to Lizzie Williams an Alabama fugitive who preached salvation on street corners here Milliken refused to extradite her at Alabama Governor George Wallace request in under a day agreeing to end a 27 year torment by granting sanctuary
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Lansing, Mich
Lizzie Williams
Alabama
William Milliken
Milliken
Williams
George Wallace
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