City to Cut Water Service for Delinquent Bills
The city council voted unanimously to terminate water service for residents on the delinquent list after repeated reminders. About 40 of 500 notices remained unpaid. The meeting also approved a $143,696 sewer line bid from Hanks Constructing Inc and named an alley Stup Lane to honor local residents. A right of way with Dr. Charles Conley for the sewer and drainage project was granted.
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Board of Aldermen
Betty E. Rice
Donald H. Hiitner
Ronald N. Young
Rice
Hanks Constructing, Inc
Bel Air
Maryland
East Street
Michael E. Pue, Jr
Hanks
Pue
Frederick Towne Mall
North Jefferson Street
West College Terrace
Young
Charles Conley
City closes book on West Patrick rezoning dispute
The Kehne zoning case ended with a judge ruling against the city denying downzoning and allowing multi family dwellings. Mayor Ronald N. Young said the case is dead and no further withdrawal is needed after the court verdict that resolved the long running contention.
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Kehne
Ronald N. Young
Richard E. Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Drs. Wilmer
John Kehne
Samuel W. Barrick
city Planning Commission
mayor and board
Frederick County Circuit Court
Planning Commission
Planning Commission of
Frederick City
Planning Commission for
Two accused of disorderly conduct at local hospital
Two arrests in Frederick Maryland relate to separate disturbances at Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency room early today. William Bates 28 of Myersville fought with Michael Young near the ER rear and was subdued by city officers. Lana Black 22 of Prospect Plaza was jailed for disorderly conduct after minor injuries from a pedestrian collision in front of Club 40W on U.S. 40.
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City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
William T. Bates
Myersville
Bates
Michael Young
J.M. Trail
D.L. Putman
A.F. Pohl
U.S. 40
Dennis E. Sherill
Middletown
Sherill
Pvt. A.F. Pohl
Ms. Black
Theresa W. Pennington
Motter Avenue
John T. Price
Clarksburg
Kenneth W. Miller
Grant Place
Connally Acquitted Bribery Case and Boston Bicentennial Start
AP brief notes Connally acquitted of bribery and a Boston bicentennial celebration underway. Weather overview predicts showers today with highs in upper 60s to 70s and cooler tonight. Stock market slips as Dow drops 6.18 points to 813.28 amid profit-taking after a steady week.
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NEW YORK
Saigon awaits enemy attack near central coast
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong tighten grip on the Saigon government’s last central coast enclave and shell Bien Hoa air base north of the city. Analysts warn a full assault may come as Hanoi moves divisions toward the Saigon area while Mekong delta forces stay on edge protecting vital rice routes.
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SAIGON
South Vietnam
Bien Hoa
Phan Thiet
Binh Thuan
Phan Rang
North Vietnam
Mekong
delta
Congress balks at South Vietnam military aid but considers evacuation help
Senate Armed Services Committee rejects further arms aid beyond $300 million and delays beyond current sums. House International Relations approves $327 million humanitarian fund for evacuation of Americans and Vietnamese. Kissinger signals Indochina’s loss of influence while urging not to decide Vietnam resistance duration. Evacuation pace prompts calls for action on a $200 million contingency fund before advancing any compromise.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
South Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
House International Relations Committee
House
Senate
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Indochina
U.S
Vietnam
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kissinger
United States
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Economists foresee rebound after sharp GNP drop in 1975
Economists say the 10.4 percent annual GNP decline in Q1 1975 marks a record downturn but signals a forthcoming recovery. They cite a $35 billion inventory pullback, falling inflation to 8 percent, and predicted 4 to 6 percent growth in H2 1975. The Dow rose 3.75 points as markets held hopes for improvement. Housing costs also eased in March due to lower rates.
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Okun
Commerce Department
Pate
New York Stock Exchange
Organic chemicals found in water of 80 cities
The EPA surveyed 80 cities from Lawrence Massachusetts to Seattle Washington and found organic chemicals in all but one water system. Chloroform appeared in 79 locations at very low concentrations ranging from one tenth of a part per billion to 311 ppb.
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WASHINGTON
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell E. Train
Lawrence
Mass
Seattle
Wash
Ford
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Orleans
Train
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Bud) Rinehart
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Zimmerman
Lana Jane Black
Prospect Plaza
Egg
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Arthur Schopenhauer
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Star Gazer
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Arthur M. Okun
Brookings Institution
James L. Pate
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GNP
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