Duke Power Line Permit Sparks Canal Crossing Debate
Duke Service gains permit to cross the C&O Canal with a proposed natural gas powered plant near Frederick County. Hearings begin February 5 at Winchester Hall with public testimony due by March 21. Affected parties include Dynegy Inc and Sempra Energy Resources as others pursue related plants and grid studies. Public hearing set for April 1 at Brunswick High School with rebuttals by May 14 and hearings May 16 to May 30.
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C&o
Potomac River
Duke
Hick
Arid “Leal
Baugher
Kenneth Jurwits
PSC
Bright
TSI
Park Service
Frederick County
Althougli Uke
Ferest
Dynegy Inc
Houston
Hilt
Doubs
Ty Natural Gas
Apresentatives
Dynegy Project
Todd Eagleston
Sempra Energy Resources Inc
Alcoa Eustalea Works
Eastalea
Earl Robbins
Misomipiuny Art Setapra
Mirant Corp
Dickerson
Winchester Hall
Winchester Tal
Brunswick High School
Downtown plans stir debate on events and growth
Residents and business leaders discuss boosting parades and downtown activity. Critics urge better accountability and hiring practices while praising growth and the idea of an economic development office. Ideas include more kiosks, lighting, parking access, and incentives to keep multiple generations in Clowentown business.
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Ms. Daugherty
Richard
Pil Craw
Clowentown
Tim Reardon
Fifth Street
Baltimore
Dougherty
Pilot program to save rural farmland proposed in Maryland
Wayne Gilchrest spoke at the Maryland Farm Bureau annual meeting in Ocean City about a pilot project to protect rural character on the Delmarva Peninsula. He described an Ag and Conservation Corridor tied to the farm bill, with investment returns and a plan to build a regional processing network from Boston to Richmond.
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Wayne Gilchrest
Maryland Farm Bureau
Ocean City
Clarion Resort
Fontainebleau Hotel
State Farm Bureau
Boston
Richmond
Gilchrest
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
LES
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Ag Committee
Larry Combest
R-Texas
Farm Hill
MFE
Stephen Weber
Bradley Powers
Depnut
Maryland Department of Agriculture
FluMist battles FDA worries delay 2002 launch
MedImmune faces FDA safety concerns over FluMist as advisers flag risks from live influenza virus. Aviron aims to address safety options and still target a 2002 fall season rollout. MedImmune projects $1 billion in sales within five years and $4.6 billion in revenue by 2006 after strong early earnings.
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Food and Drug Administration
IDA
FDA
Aviron
Medimmune
FluMist
Feederick
Netherlands
Dennis J. Harp
Deutsche Rane
Alex. Brown
U S Agencies Put On High Alert For Terror Threats
Washington reports a third government alert since September 11 as Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge says Americans should stay vigilant amid credible threats. The notice warns of possible attacks during Christmas and Ramadan, with no specific target identified.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Honeland
Tom Ridge
MP Ridge
Ferrorist
America
Ridge
al- Quidi
Ostana bin Laren md
I Israel
Naydot
Afshanishin
Ays Ye Qaidi
Witieks Tar Iy Advante
Rudge
New York
Pennsylvania
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Trenton
White House
Tolice
Aermanism
Mr. Ridge
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