County approves three wells for Key Water Treatment Plant
Frederick County commissioners approved three additional wells for the Key Water Treatment Plant serving Ballenger Creek. The project costs 16500 dollars and aims to ease growth with the plant already at 50 percent capacity and peaking near 90 percent. Nassaux Hemsley was the low bidder among bids up to 51878 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger Creek
Frederick County
Lee Koontz
Nassaux-Hemsley
1983 Capital budget funds multiple county projects
The 1983 capital budget prioritizes maintenance of effort to prevent community disruption. It funds flood control planning, land purchases for parks, road widening, jail equipment, and water works. Revenue totals 7.10 million with 5.457 million from county funds and the rest from state grants, revenue sharing, and bonds.
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Board of Education
Frederick Community College
Public Works Department
Health Services
Keller
Owens Creek
Kelbaugh Road
Point of Rocks
Ballenger
Potomac River
Labertytown
Urbana
Kemptown
Ballenger Creek
Yellow Springs
Jefferson, Liberty
Lewistown
Crow Rock Road
Old Annapolis Road
Old Frederick Road
Big Woods Road
Mountville Road
Opossumtown Pike
Thurston Road
CIP
Frederick County
Fast Frederick
Emmitsburg
Conaway faces new allegations over MAIF funds
BaltimoreDelegate Frank M. Conaway surrendered his insurance licenses amid fresh claims he mishandled more than 10 000 in MAIF premiums and down payments. State officials said about 6 applications with 10 888 in down payments and related premium funds were not forwarded to MAIF, prompting suspension of his binding authority. The Insurance Division backs an inquiry with Baltimore prosecutors into Conaway and associate G Leo Heat, while noting the appeals path was dropped to avoid lengthy litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Speelman
Maryland
Stephen Sachs
General Assembly
Baltimore
Frank M. Conaway
Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund
Conaway
Edward J. Muhl
Baltimore Democrat
MAIF
Connaway
Muhl
Muyhl
Baltimore State's Attorney
G. Leo Heat
Mubl
Hunt
Jonathan
Mubi
Baraece
A Away
House of Delegates Black Caucus
Israel apologizes to U.S. for harassment incidents
The United States filed strong protests after three harassment events in Lebanon involving Israeli forces against an American military liaison team. An Israeli F-16 buzzed two U.S. helicopters and a gun boat fired at American helicopters while Israeli soldiers blocked a landing. No one was harmed. Israel apologized and promised no further actions. The U.S. also pressed Syria over security at its Damascus embassy during a related protest over the Lebanon invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Israel
United States
Lebanon
State and Defense Departments
State Department
Benjamin Abileah
Damascus
U.S
Lebanos
Court calls Soviet crimes a story of indifference
A Soviet court labeled a crime spree by two men and a third accomplice as a story of indifference and police bungling. Sentenced to death and 15 years, they robbed six stores, assaulted, raped two women, and murdered while authorities documented rare public critique in Soviet Russia.
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Moscow
Communist Party Central Committee
Sovietskays Rossiya
Soviet Russia
M. Gusev
I. Pyrkh
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Ee Siien
Trimmer
Towson
Discover Foundation of
American College Testing Program
ACT
JoAnn Bowlsbey
Foundation
Olaf Davidson
Discover
Iowa City
Iowa
Nizon
Richard M. Nixon
Tire Sale
Wea
Ma Sale
WU Siwg I
the News
Frederick
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Gusev
Pyrkh
V. Yetremov
Orel
E. Maslenkin
Kharkov
Ukraine
Fredericktown Bank
American Express
Fredericktown
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Company
Snares
FDIC
SON Market
Steet Plaza
Prospect Plaza
Shopping Cen
West Fredertl
Pwarck Street
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