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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1970

Page

2

City Amends Taxi Permits and Zoning Rules in Frederick

The amendment raises the taxi cap from 25 to 30 cabs with Yellow Cab owning 19. Permits are issued first come, first served and must be returned when a vehicle is out of service. The city adopts related zoning changes to comply with state law, including notice periods, plot requirements, and 12 month reapply rules after denial.

Yellow Cab Company Cit Charles V. Main Main Frederick Maryland Planning and Zoning Commission Board of Aldermen New Market Union Bridge Annapolis E. Paul Magaha McCurdy Field Robert B. Marendt, Jr Richard Shipley Mazaha

Carroll Bank Merger Planned

Westminster based Westminster Trust Co and Union National Bank plan a merger forming Northern Maryland Bank and Trust Co with about 30 million in deposits and 33 million in resources. Maryland bank commissioner has preliminarily approved and directors concur. FDIC clearance needed. Teal speeds range 30 to 160 mph depending on tail wind.

Westminster, Md Carroll County Westminster Trust Co Union National Bank Maryland Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Northern Maryland Bank and Trust Co Eaac Westminster Trust

Soap Makers Await New Ruling on NTA Safety

Washington AP reports worried soap manufacturers await a government announcement on NTA safety used as a phosphate substitute in detergents. HEW and EPA officials prepared to reveal findings as industry executives pressed for guidance amid concerns raised by Harvard’s Dr. Epstein about potential heavy metals and nitrosamines.

Washington NTA Department of Health, Education and Welfare Environmentlal Protection Agency HEW EPA Public Health Service Samuel S. Epstein Harvard Medical School Tling Epstein

No Progress Seen In SALT Talks In Helsinki

The third round of US Soviet discussions to cut nuclear arsenals ended with no clear progress but both sides vowed to persevere. SALT talks resume in Vienna in March. Gerard C. Smith and Vladimir Semenov praised the talks as useful and constructive.

Helsinki Vienna U.S

Pine Bluff Arsenal approves sealed disposal of biological material

Detrick, Arkansas health and air pollution offices review plans for an enhanced disposal system at Pine Bluff Arsenal. The complex uses filtered air, negative pressure, sterilization, closed cycle waste treatment, sealed evaporation beds, soil disk to seed, and mandatory serial tracking to meet federal and state standards.

Arkansas Public Health and Air and Water Pollution Control Offices Council On Environmental Quality Pine Bluff Arsenal State of Arkansas

Plans for on site disposal of anti crop material

The document outlines verification of material type and complete inactivity, with on site disposal plans reviewed by HEW and approved by the Department of Agriculture. Materials stored in sealed drums at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Fort Detrick and Beale Air Force Base will be sterilized while sealed. Briefings will be offered at Pine Bluff Arsenal and Fort Detrick. The operation, not hazardous to people or wildlife, should finish in 1971.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare Rocky Mountain Arsenal Fort Detrick Beale Air Force Base Pine Bluff Arsenal

Hood Professor Objects to Nonrenewal and AAUP Probe

Hood College professor Thomas Rose denies any written notice of nonrenewal and asks for written explanations only. He criticizes press speculation, defends academic freedom, and says he has asked the AAUP to investigate. He stresses support for Hood students seeking unity of mind and heart and rejects passive conformity.

AAUP Hood

New York Reports Abortions Under Liberalized Law

The State Health Department says 34,175 induced abortions were reported in New York during the first four months the law was in effect. Of that total, 21,568 were performed on New York residents.

New York Albany State Health Department New York State

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