Watershed dam rated poor after Corps inspection
Frederick Citys Fishtng Creek Dam is in poor condition per a June 22 inspection by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The agency issued 10 basic recommendations to fix deficiencies, including evaluating spillway capacity, repairing an outlet tunnel break, and addressing an apparent foundation issue. The dam sits near Mountsindale Road, threatening hundreds of nearby residents if failures worsen.
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Passee
Army Corps of Engineers
Carter
Tocega
Ronald N. Young
Alergy Migional Council
Eure Mar Srvisieat
Corps x Engineers
Berger Associates, Inc
Harrisburg
Mountsindale Road
Lee outlines U S 15 upgrade and courthouse project approvals
Acting Gov Blair Lee spends a day in Frederick County promoting major projects. He announces readiness to begin dualization of U S 15 from the Pennsylvania line toward Thurmont and the $9.5 million county state courthouse complex approval. He meets workers, farmers, and officials, stresses teamwork and budget concerns, and discusses police pay amid questions at a Maryland News-Post visit.
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Blair Lee
Frederick
Lee
Thurmont
Claire Frock
Richard R. Kline
John M. Crum
C. Clayton Smith
Jefferson
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Lee
Mealey
New Market
Democratic State Central Committee
Gov. Lee
News-Post
Maryland News
Montgomery County
Fraternal
Order of Police
Maryland School For the Deaf
Baltimore
Comptroller refuses discuss tax file safeguards
ANNAPOLIS AP The comptroller Louis L Goldstein office refuses to discuss safeguards for secret taxpayer information amid repeated disclosures The Income Tax Division has found documents in trash outside the Treasury sparking criticism of handling procedures Public relations chief Marvin Bond defends secrecy and blames the Hall of Records for the breach
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Comptroller’s Office
Annapolis
Maryiss
Louis L. Goldstein
Marvin Bond
Goldstein
Teeeday
Income Tax Division
Treasury
Comptroller’s Department
Bond
Hall of Records
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Local fruit yields seen despite tree phobia and price gains
In New York AP dispatch reports strong fruit yields and potential price gains through winter. Analysts note steady demand, with apples among fruits likely to command better prices as the season proceeds. Industry figures cite favorable harvests and consumer interest sustaining market momentum into spring.
Inside The News GBA payoff investigation A3
A brief item reports a payoff probe linked to GBA with reference to A3 news and ongoing coverage. The note notes fighting activity in Nicaragua and adds general remarks attributed to Words of wisdom from an identified commentator.
Inflation controls fail to halt spiral
Washington AP reports Federal Reserve Board member Henry C Wallich warns inflation may worsen next year, urging a tax incentive plan to penalize or reward business and labor for price and wage behavior. He says traditional policy tools are failing and the economy may face higher inflation and possible recession. July consumer prices rose 0.5 percent led by grocery price declines. The dollar fell as July trade deficit reached 2.99 billion dollars, nearly double June’s gap.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Henry C Wallich
Wallich
Commerce Department
U.S
Fire strike paralyzes Anderson downtown blaze
In Anderson Indiana striking firefighters ignored alarms as a downtown fire destroyed at least four buildings including the county prosecutor's office. Volunteers were delayed by picket lines and 30 hours later a judge ordered the firefighters back to work. No injuries were reported. Police also slowed responses amid a broader labor dispute with pay raises at stake.
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Anderson
Ind
Ed Ballinger
Madison County
Madison
Ballinger
Manwiller Cleared of Manslaughter in Park Road Death
District Court Administrative Judge Fred C. Wright found Kurt R. Manwiller not guilty of manslaughter in the Gambrill Park Road auto death of Melva S. Reaver. He was fined 200 dollars and costs for negligent driving, had his license penalized with three points, and the speed charge merged into the second count. The judge noted the state failed to prove wanton disregard for life beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Fred C. Wright
Washington County
Kurt R. Manwiller
Gambrill Park Road
Melva S. Reaver
Manwiller
Frederick City
Wright
Motor
Iis
Sidney L. Bloom
Raymond T. Cullen
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