City Approves Phase I Of Parking Deck Project
Mayor and aldermen authorize Conrad Associates to begin phase one design behind City Hall at $8,000. Phase one covers criteria review, preliminary design, feasibility analysis, updated study, and final cost estimate with option to drop if not feasible.
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Conrad Associates
City Hall
City Parking Commission
Ronald N. Young
Betty Rice
Board of Aldermen
Betty Ziebell
Ziebell
Tivoli Theatre
Elizabeth Burker
Market
Patrick Streets
Young
Hazardous New Market access road prompts safety plea
Bob Windsor Jr. of the New Market Fire Department urges changes to the Md 144 approach to Md 75 due to an abrupt dead end and two sharp curves. He notes poor banking, limited warning signs, and nearby construction equipment creating a blind spot for motorists and emergency responders. The department serves several nearby areas and reports 85 to 90 calls yearly, stressing rapid safe routes.
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New Market
MD. 75
Bob Windsor Jr
Windsor
Mt. Airy
Hyattstown
Damascus
U.S. 40
Kemptown - Bartholows Road
Lynn Burke Road
Water Charge Protested by Levitts Over Leak Bill
Mr and Mrs Neil H Levitt of 635 Wilson Place Frederick City protest a six month water bill of 365 after a leak in the line between their property and house. The city says leaks are the owners responsibility and cannot be reduced. City officials cite prior statements and standard charges. The Levitts dispute whether the city bears any fault in the increased charge.
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Neil H. Levitt
Wilson Place
Frederick City
Levitts
Levitt
Bill Davis
Betty Rice
Syria and Israel clash on ground and air in Golan and Hermon surge
After a second day of intense fighting on the Golan Heights and Mt Hermon, Syrian MIGs claim direct hits and downed Israeli planes while Israel reports no air casualties. Both sides attack artillery and troop emplacements as nine Israeli planes strike a Syrian radar site in Lebanon. The fighting, now in its 39th straight day on the front, features ground to ground missiles and heavy artillery as disengagement talks loom.
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Associated Press
Israel
Mr. Hermon
Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Syria
Mt. Hermon
Golan
Lebanon
Ruth
Mt. Herman
Tel al Arayess
White House weighs new subpoenas in Watergate tapes case
The White House ponders response to a sweeping subpoena ordering President Nixon to turn over tapes and documents for the Watergate trial. The order covers six conversations and demands material by May 2 at 10 a.m. for the trial of H R Halde man Ehrlichman Mitchell and others.
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White House
Washington
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Archibald Cox
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
Hugh Scott
House
John H. Melcher Jr
American Ship Building Co
Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
Inflation Rises Sharply as Living Costs Climb in March
Washington reports show consumer prices up 1.1 percent in March with a 10.2 percent year over year rise, the largest 12 month gain since 1948. GNP fell 5.8 percent at annual rate in Q1, while buying power dropped 0.9 percent in March to 4.7 percent below a year ago.
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Washington
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Nixon
Fluorosis Near Eastalco Still Below Economic Loss Level In Cattle Herds
Eastalco Aluminum's veterinarian consultant found fluoride damage in 12 of 40 cattle on a farm near the smelting plant outside Adamstown. Airborne fluorides from the smelting process cause dental and later bodily effects, with impact expected to worsen before 1975.
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Eastalco
Eastalco Aluminum Company
Adamstown
Wiliam F. Harris
Eustatco Fluoride Monitoring Project
Universe of Maryland
Alan L. Ingling
Market dips as rates rise Drags Dow in early trading
In New York the stock market opened lower with rising interest rates and bleak inflation forecasts dampening optimism from a three day rally. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 6 points to 663.58 in the first half hour, while declines outpaced advances on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Fairchild Unveils Newest Satellite as Space Era Advances
Fairchild Industries reveals ATS-F, a 31 times more powerful communications satellite, touted as the first of a new generation. The 33 foot diameter antenna and two mile long solar arrays enable direct ground reception with a single small dish terminal, costing up to $5,000. Launch set for May 30 from Cape Kennedy. project cost $200 million.
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Fairchild Industries
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Thole
Ats-F
William A. Johnston, Jr
William Kamachaitis
Germantown
ATS
Fairchild
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
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Sarah Brunkow
Cathy Evasper
Baker Park
Amos L. Brown
Sanford Blum
Blum
Corp of Engineers
Ison
Middle East
Leon Jaworski
Sirica
Rob Macdougall
Intalco
Eustalco
Bellingham
Charles Schroer
Eustaico
University of Maryland
Applications Technology Satellite
ATSF
Fairchild Space and Electronics Company
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