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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 03, 1976

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City to tackle flood control and new sewer line

Frederick City aims to begin flood control and the middle section of a new sewer line this year. Officials expect a $1.2 million federal grant to finish the East Patrick Street to High's Dairy corridor pending EPA and Maryland Water Resources Administration approval.

Frederick City College Avenue High’s East Patrick Street Environmental Protection Agency EPA Maryland Water Resources Administration Sagner Inc Ronald Young WRA Dewberry Neal Davis Richard C. Brady Dewberry, Neal & Davis Agnes Eloise Brady Michael E. Pue Carroll Creek Pue

Brunswick rail furloughs hit Chessie system workers

Chessie System announces 35 furloughs at the Baltimore and Ohio Yard in Brunswick due to a two week West Virginia coal field wildcat strike. The move affects carmen carmen helpers and shopcraft staff as negotiations continue with United Mine Workers officials and coal operators.

Chessie Baltimore & Ohio Brunswick carmen West Virginia United Mine Workers union Baltimore wildcat

Frederick County Doctors to Be Surveyed on Physician Demand

Frederick County may move toward adding doctors as the Task Force on Physician Recruitment and Placement votes to survey all practicing physicians. Dr. Gerald J. Schipper leads the effort, with a letter asking about local need, specialties, space sharing, partnerships, and methods to assist new physicians.

Frederick County Gerald J. Schipper Schipper Comprehensive Health Planning Council

Hearings Begin On Auto Air Bags

Officials schedule hearings on auto air bag safety while other items cover breakfast foods and related casting decisions in Arizona.

Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Mild Temps Ahead

Mostly sunny and pleasant today and Wednesday with highs near 30. Fair and cool tonight with lows mid 30s to low 60s. Rain chances near zero today through Wednesday. Will Rogers quote notes politics and independence comparison.

Pennsylvania mystery deaths rise over swine flu fear

Health officials investigate an unknown il like illness that killed 16 Legion convention attendees in four days across Pennsylvania. Autopsies ordered. blood and throat samples sent to state labs and CDC. Officials caution no panic while weighing swine flu as a possible cause.

HARRISBURG American Legion Leonard Bachman Philadelphia federal Center for Disease Control Atlanta three days legion Bachman Congress Center for Disease Control U.S. Public Health Service Pennsylvania CDC

Toll rises as Colorado flood claims many lives

In Loveland Colorado searchers shifted to recovering the dead after a flash flood devastated Big Thompson Canyon. Officials said 77 dead so far and Larimer County Sheriff Robert Watson warned the toll could reach as high as 200 as crews plumb the buried silt.

LOVELAND Colo Big Thompson Canyon Larimer County Robert Watson Colorado Rockies Watson Ford Colorado Richard Lamm U.S. 34 Estes Park Big Thompson River

Reagan gains in delegate chase as convention nears

AP survey shows 15 days before the rall call in Kansas City that 123 Republicans remain uncommitted. Ford and Reagan both claim enough delegates for a first ballot win though 1,130 are needed. Sears lists 12 Reagan backers while Baker touts Ford’s 1,134 delegates. AP totals put Ford 1,105, Reagan 1,029, with 125 uncommitted.

WASHINGTON Kansas City Ford Ronald Reagan Associated Press Reagan John Sears Pennsylvania New York West Virginia Richard Schweiker Sears California hunter James Baker

Wedding Ring Found After 14 Years At Walkersville Garden

Charles Strasnider found his wedding band in his backyard garden after 14 years buried in soil. The ring was half buried but undamaged. He now faces choosing between the original ring and a replacement given by his wife Helen.

Charles Strasnider Sherwood Drive Walkersville Strasnider Strosnider Helen Amoe L. Brown

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