Stage star Alfred Lunt dies at 84 in Chicago
CHICAGO AP Alfred Lunt a longtime great of the American stage died at 4 05 am at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after bladder cancer surgery on July 21 He was born August 19 1892 and began Broadway in Romance and Arabella in 1917 with Lynne Fontanne at his side for more than 50 years at their Genesee Depot home in Wisconsin
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Alfred Lunt
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Lynne Fontanne
Lunt
Tol
Genesee Depot
Milwaukee
Wis
New York Evening World
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PSC rules create mixed PE rate outcome for Eastalco
The Maryland PSC approved a 16 percent average rate hike for Potomac Edison energy, with Eastalco facing higher fuel costs under an FPC formula. Eastalco’s 1978 bill was about $27 million. the commission retained the contract sanctity while shifting fuel adjustments to align with state standards. Officials warned of continued uncertainty over how losses in transmission will affect final charges and potential appeals.
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Federal Power Commission
Maryland
Qmintrout
PSC
Eastalea
Armintrout
Potomac Edison
FPC
Martin H. Freeman
DCJ
Bowie
Eastaleo
OCI
Robert B. Murdock
Patomec Edison
Murdock
Eastarco
Utility commission debate on fuel adjustment rate decision
D Barnes and William S Baldwin differed in Tuesday night remarks about the PSC ruling. They split on whether to apply a uniform fuel adjustment to all customers including Eustako Aluminum and Hatem, with Baldwin noting the decision likely won’t greatly affect the average utility customer.
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D. Barnes
William S. Baldwin
Baldwin
Eastalco
Barnes
Eustakco Aluminum Co
House blocks funds for most abortions
The House voted 238 to 182 to withhold federal Medicaid funds for abortions for poor women except when the mother’s life is in danger, aligning with the 1976 Hyde Amendment. Rep. Byron joined the majority. The action ties to a $60.2 billion Labor HEW appropriations bill, signaling a confrontation with the Senate.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Goodloe E. Byron
Mid
Labor Departments
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mayor discusses airport funding and flood plan review
Mayor notes airport may require a federal subsidy and highlights the Frederick Flood Plan corridor along Carroll Creek awaiting Water Resources Administration review. He mentions EPA funding prospects after WRA approval and seeks state funds while planning a 7:45 p.m. City Hall meeting with the Metropolitan Commission on Walkersville debts. The Weinberg Center fundraiser adds about $2,800 to a $175,000 renovation goal.
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Young
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Water Resources Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
WRA
Metropolitan Commission
Walkersville
Weinberg Center
Auto emission standards eased by House Senate accord
A House Senate conference committee reached a compromise on federal air pollution rules easing auto emission standards for new cars starting in 1980. The agreement, amid eight sessions and hours of talks, moves toward a final vote in Congress before Carter signs. The plan tightens pollution limits closer to the Senate version, marking a setback for the auto industry after years of delays.
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Washington
House-Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate
House
White House
Carter
House of Congress
Auto
Conference Committee
Congress
Fuel crisis aid urged in Frederick County program
Patricia Throne chair of the Frederick County Commission on Aging urged eligible residents to apply for the new fuel crisis intervention program. The county has 48280 for aid to needy households with delinquent bills since October 1976. J Arthur Throne will collect applications at 520 N Market St and can be reached at 663 8300 ext 304 or 308.
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M. A. Malik
Patricia Throne
Frederick County Commission On Aging
County
Mondey
N. Market St
Maryland Office of Economic Opportunity
Throne
Upos
Beetle control plan outlined by Dr Wood and county
The article details a three phase beetle suppression plan. Immediate actions include spraying with Levin Malathion or Methoxychlor. Short term control calls for Diazinon treatment of grub infested lawns by homeowners. Long term, spore dust will be used in a community wide program starting in fall, with expected effective results in two to three years. The County Commissioners authorized bulk purchase of spore dust at 3.30 per pound for distribution, far below its $13.36 retail price.
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