Controversy Over Cunningham Falls Dam Prompts County Debate
Frederick County faces a clash over a proposed 43 acre Hunting Creek dam at Cunningham Falls State Park. Supporters say park development could serve hundreds of thousands, while trout fishermen warn the dam would ruin downstream fishing. The piece notes that the impoundment would be modest next to Chesapeake Bay and discusses broader park development and maritime subsidy issues raised by Commerce Secretary Connor.
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Heart of Summer and In Memoriam Reflections
A reflective column blends vivid evocation of midsummer life with memories and notices. It surveys summer landscapes, harvest rhythms, and porch evenings, then commemorates a late publisher, followed by guidance on handling anonymous phone calls and tips for preventing nuisance inquiries. The piece cites C. E. Pierson and the St. Louis Globe-Democrat staff.
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Fifty Years Ago Tidbits from The News Post August 14 1915
Ten Company A men head to Saunders range to contest state small arms titles including Walters Company Team and Championship matches. Braddock Heights hosts a fourth annual aerial warfare display by the Maryland National Guard with powder bombs. A Welsh rabbit party at Camp Take-It-Easy features toasts and a three-instrument musical chorus performing Southern melodies.
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Tokyo radio reports surrender talks underway
News from August 14 2005 notes the Japanese government’s reply to the four powers on its way to the Japanese minister at Bern as citizens wait for official word from the President. Public mood is calm with no celebrations despite rumors of acceptance. Agitation over Frederick’s dog law has faded and no major changes are expected at the aldermen meeting. Work on the Hagerstown Frederick dual highway may resume soon following a green light from the War Production Board.
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Reading the Voting Rights Bill Sparks Debate on Legislation
Washington Today questions how well lawmakers read the final voting rights bill before approving it. It notes rapid conference committee work, limited debate, and a Chicago Tribune critique on enforcement and literacy demands. The piece cites concerns about constitutional questions and democratic process.
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