Water Agency Seeks Intervention in Frederick Firehouse Case
Mrs. Margaret T. Hassell of Shookstown Road petitioned the Maryland Water Resources Administration to intervene in the relocation of the Independent Hose Company at Baughman Lane. She argues the site lies within the 100 year flood plain, citing a city panel report from 1975. Mayor Ronald Young disputes the claim, saying surveys show the site is above the 100 year mark.
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Margaret T. Hassell
Shookstown Road
Maryland Water Resources Administration
Independent Hose Company
Baughman’s Lane
WHA
Herbert M. Sachs
tussell
Dewberry, Neal & Davis
Ronald XN. Young
WRA
Sachs
Russell
deMoll
Stephen M. Meyers
Carter urges closer controls for Federal Reserve chair
The article reports Jimmy Carter urging tighter oversight of the Federal Reserve Board chair and a four-year term aligned with presidents, along with calls for greater presidential consultation while preserving board independence. It notes AFL CIO’s Meany pushing labor to back Democrats, and contrasts policy aims with Nixon and Ford eras.
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Carter
Federal Reserve Board
WASHINGTON
Jimmy Carter
AFL-CIO
Nixon
Ford
Georgia
AFL
Congress
County to Seek Child Support From Delinquent Dads
The county plans to pursue federal and state funds to run a program locating absentee fathers and compelling repayment of public child support. Four or five staff would enforce reimbursements, with the State's Attorney also involved. One quarter of collected funds would go to county government in year one.
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Department of Social Services
Social Services
State's Attorney's
Thomas Dorsey
Thomas P. Fox
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Growth to dictate middle school site in Brunswick or Jefferson
Frederick County boards consider a Brunswick or Jefferson middle school based on five year growth projections. Planning officials say Brunswick is favored by current growth, with possible site near the old B and O farm northeast of Brunswick High School. Board members stress no decision yet and require local government approval.
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BRUNSWICK
Frederick County
Gordon M. Anderson
Brunswick - Jefferson
Anderson
Lawrence W. Johnson
Jefferson
Dr. Anderson
Brunswick High School
T. Meade Felton
Frances W. Ashbury
Helen Remsbury
William G. Linehan
Remsburg
Riots, Explosions, and Policy Amid Global Tensions
A fragmented report notes a Blacks riot at a London carnival and a volcano eruption in Guadeloupe. It mentions landlords siphoning Medicaid funds, steelmakers canceling planned price hikes, and California approving right to death legislation. Weather predicts sunny, warm days with highs near 80. The stock market is critiqued for souring appetites.
U.S. 15 impact statement released before October hearing
The draft environmental impact statement for the U.S. 15 North dualization from Putman Road to Md 77 was issued July 30 to officials and agencies. A public hearing is set for October 18 to inform on pertinent project data, with written comments due by October 22.
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Robert J. Haszyk
Office of Planning & Preliminary Engineering
Maryland
Md. 77
Pennsylvania
Cancer crusade tops goal in Frederick County unit drive
The Frederick County Unit of the American Cancer Society surpassed its 533,900 goal with a final report of 33,932 announced by President M. Albert Morningstar Jr. The effort, led by crusade chairman Frank J. Cook and 100 volunteers, supported by multiple committees, returns 37 percent of funds locally. the rest funds county services, publications, and research. Local patients are often driven to Johns Hopkins and Baltimore for care.
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Frederick County
American Cancer Society
M. Albert Morningstar Jr
Morningstar
Cancer Crusade
Frank J. Cook
Maryland
ACS
Ronald Biigerman
Frank Leichert
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Walter Hagan
Quin Sullivan
VFW
Tommy Grunwell
Harry G. Dangerfield M
Al Morningstar
Jerry O'Neill
Frank Cook
iocal
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Pentagon pushes funds for binary nerve gas weapon
Scientists warn the Pentagon seeks money to develop a binary nerve gas option that could broaden chemical warfare. Experts say the method uses two harmless chemicals to form toxic gas on impact, raising fears of easier stockpiling and wider use.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Pentagon
K.J. Rutman
Pennsylvania
American Chemical Society
Rutman
G.H. Berdes
House Committee on International Relations
Congress
Defense department
Chemical Society
department
Pine Bluff Arsenal
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