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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1975
Page
3
An incomplete OCR fragment references a 1605 date and a local event or figure with unclear names. The readable portion suggests a historical note or notice but lacks sufficient details for full context or identity.
The Frederick County circuit court faces a four year civil case backlog without a new courthouse complex. Judges Clapp and Barrick warned delays threaten justice, urging prompt design planning and construction to prevent bankruptcies and lost cases while criminal matters receive priority.
Five years after initial $900 million estimate, Alyeska says the Alaska pipeline now costs $598 billion plus $1 billion for tanker fleet. Delays stem from environmental lawsuits, delaying a project that could have added up to two million barrels of oil daily and reduced dependence on Middle East imports.
Readers dispute the Maryland property tax allocations and a Potomac Edison rate hearing. The letters defend Frederick County against state aid for the assessment office and accuse an PSC hearing officer of bias, urging government intervention and regulatory scrutiny.
Residents and church leaders attended a small reception hosted by a volunteer committee at the Frentin Southern Hate venue. The gathering honored valuable and faithful work within the Cuanten community amid a quiet hour of reflection and hunger relief.
Readers in Maryland protest PE fuel hike citing rising electric bills despite conservation efforts. Calvin Flowen and Mrs C G Hunter discuss high costs, wasted energy in stores, and calls for rate relief amid recession. One family with baby recounts bills rising from 30 to 115 dollars in six months.
Washington’s aging subversive-hunt veterans drift toward leisure as the Senate Internal Security Committee’s top watchdogs chase sun and roulette. Julian G. Sourwine, famed McCarthy era rabble-rouser now focuses on travel expenses to Miami Reno and Mexico City with his staff, while reports on marijuana and covert agency roles surface amid criticism of bias in press coverage.
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