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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1980

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3

Sixes Bridge Dam debate ends as local support wanes

The Sixes Bridge Dam project, planned for a 5 80 acre reservoir in an 11,000 acre Monocacy basin, faces renewed congressional opposition. Opponents warn it would uproot farms and families from Frederick County as supporters push for water for the city and region, urging exploration of smaller dam alternatives.

U.S. Corps of Engineers Congress Corps of Engineers Sixes Bridge Frederick-Carroll Emmitsburg Pennsylvania House of Representatives Beverly Byron Environmental Protection Agency Joseph Tydings Frederick Carroll County News-Post Catoctin High School Mathias 2Nd Sarbanes Senate Monocacy River Potomac Westington Sixers Bridge News-Poor Files

Letters to the editor urge farm preservation funding and anti abortion stance

Readers debate Maryland farm preservation via the Farmland Preservation Act of 1977 and Senate Bill 208 while defending pro life positions. The letters praise Rep Beverly Byron and critique abortion funding, citing Scheidler and Life literature, then brief notes on Girl Scout Cookie Crunch and a light aside on pot watching among narcotics agents.

Maryland Senate Finance Committee Senate Frederick County Mindy Dunn Weeki Young Beverly Byron Joseph M. Scheidler Scheidler Scheicher Ter Vicki Dyon America Julius Fogel John Paul I Ss Folgerr FBO Rock Creek Center Citizens Nursing Home Scott Key Development Center Frederick Girl Scouts Frederick Towne Jim Titus WFMD

Sixth Annual Calvary Dinner Honors Hood College Girls

The sixth annual Calvary Methodist Church dinner honored Hood College Methodist girls. The event featured a long committee list and highlighted Calvary's Student Council members, with local charity appeals noted alongside efforts by the Federated Charities to provide warmth, food, and clothing amid employment difficulties.

Calvary Methodist Church Hood College Mary Castle E. R. Sanger J. B. Atkinson R. L. Zimmerman Misa Edith Radclifte E. R. Crumpton James H. Harris B.C. McCuskey Anna Harmon M. R. Etchison Robert Keyes G. Ells Willams Dorothy Keyes Eric Crumpton Calvary Jane Betterly Marian Schaeffer Margaret Sanger Vivian Carlson Eleanor Brown Louise Leonard Anna Schantz Dr. Williams Federated Charities Florence E. Garner

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