Steers Proposes Solutions to Insurance Crisis
State Senator Newton L Steers Jr told Frederick County Independent Agents the industry is beleaguered and outlined two possible fixes no fault insurance and a state run auto insurer He cautioned against a federal regulatory approach and warned of a costly upheaval while noting rising medical costs and longer lifespans as drivers questioned by attendees.
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Newton L Steers Jr
Frederick County
Independent Agents Association
Steers
Montgomery County
Agnew
Mandel
Soviets Aim to Link Spacecraft for Salute Station
Moscow AP report details Soyuz 10 crew Alexei Yeliseyev Vladimir Shatalov and Nikolai Rukavishnikov aboard the mission to join the Salute space station in orbit with hopes of forming a manned orbital platform. If successful two ships may connect to the unmanned Salute craft in a shishkabab style configuration.
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Russia
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Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Shatalov
Atlantic Ocean
Yeliseyev
Tass
Salute
Two Injured In Accident In Frederick City collision
Two persons were injured in a two car crash in the 500 block of South Market Street at 10 58 PM Friday. Wayne Eugene Lytes 17 Igamsville was charged with failing to drive on the right. Linda Marie Burns 1963 sedan driver and passengers were treated for minor injuries and released.
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Frederick City
Wayne Eugene Lytes
Igamsville
Lytes
Linda Marie Burns
RFD
Frederick
Burns
City Polie
Lyles
Jacqueline Elaine Jenkins
Anne Seigler
West Church
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Nancy Walters
Pinoak Drive
Emmitsburg Elects Two New Commissioners This Week
Emmitsburg voters head to the polls Tuesday to elect two town commissioners for three year terms amid a surge of interest. Eighty six new voters joined the rolls last week, raising total voters to 670. Candidates are Philip D. Topper F Sterling Goulden Charles E Linn William D Smith and Paul E Hamerick. Voting at the town office runs from noon to 7 p m. current leaders Hays Rosensteel and Myers have remaining terms.
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Emmitsburg
Regina Rybikowsky
J. Norman Flax
Thomas W. Bollinger
Philip D. Topper
F. Sterling Goulden
Charles E. Linn
William D. Smith
Paul E. Hamerick
Samuel C. Hays
Ernest Rosensteel
E. Eugene Myers
Mt Airy wins condemnation for sewer plant site
A Carroll County jury granted Mt Airy the right to condemn 4.88 acres on Walkersville Road owned by Frederick Stephens for a sewerage facility, with payment of 9566. bids opened May 3. Stephens calls the decision unfair but expects no appeal, as concessions include road access, pipe line rights, odor nuisance control, and plant hookup, plus relocation of a stabilization pond.
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Carroll County
Mt. Airy
Frederick Stephens
Walkersville
Stephens
Carl Smith
Stephens’ Dam
County executive denounced for “senseless legalism” in rift with panel
Norman L. Christeller head of Montgomery County Fiscal Affairs Committee accuses County Executive James P. Gleason of heady indulgence in senseless legalism. In a letter dated April 22 Christeller condemns Gleason for refusing council staff access and meeting with the committee to discuss budgets and finances.
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Rockville
James P.gleason
Norman L. Christelier
Gleason
Citizen Committee
Christeller
Democratic Central Committee
Douglas Dayhoff
Council
Montgomery County Education Association
Garrett
Autopsy Links Gunshot Deaths in Pardue Case
Two decomposed bodies found on a Southern Maryland farm are identified as John Russell Pardue Sr. and his mother Daisy Link Pardue. Autopsies show both died of multiple gunshot wounds amid a web of Connecticut bank robberies, bombings, and related charges against Pardue’s sons John Jr. and James Peter Pardue, who face trials and hospital confinement.
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FBI
Maryland
John Russell Pardue Sr
Missouri
Danbury
Conn
Daisy Link Pardue
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Mihalatis
Pardue
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James Peter Pardue
Connecticut
James
Charles Weeks
New Haven
John Jr
Weeks
Pardue Brothers
New York
Westminster Wins Approval For Waste Treatment Plant Plan
Westminster approves a $3,020,000 waste water treatment plant and interceptor funded by federal 1,488,700 state 744,350 and city 786,950. Bid ads begin next week with openings in early June. Plant serves 30,000 population, replacing an overloaded 720,000 gpd system.
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Westminster
Joseph H. Hahn Jr
Federal Water Quality Administration
Hahn
Carroll Dell
J. Brett Lazar
Uniontown Road
Charles, Liberty and
Bond Street
Sullivan Heights
U.S. 140
Carroll County General Hospital
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