Detrick Launches Supplemental Study on Environmental Impact
Fort Detrick Demilitarization Office gathers extra information for the Environmental Impact Statement in response to state local and federal requests. About 52 officials and staff from Maryland Maryland agencies and federal bodies have toured the facility to review demilitarization waste disposal and treatment sites. A preliminary USAEHA report is planned by mid March and will be finalized with EPA Water Quality Office input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
U.S. Army
Marvin Mandel
State of Maryland
Metropolitan Washington
U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency
Monocacy River
Maryland
Usaeha
Hygiene Agency
Usaena
Water Quality Office
Environmental Protection Agency
Fort Dedrick
Orley R. Boukiland Jr
Edward R. Dapper
R. Wayne Shober
Edgar B. Harrod Jr
Demilitarization Office
James K. Carey
Installation and Services Directorate
Pepco Elects Teachers Turn Down Mediators Deal
Montgomery County teachers vote 235 to 17 to reject mediator recommendations in a three month dispute over a 5.3 percent raise and no overtime pay. They oppose the board's Differentiated Staffing plan and plan continued talks with Superintendent Elseroad while a five member strategy committee is formed. The contract expires in June and budget actions await March 1 submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County Education Association
MCEA
Thomas Shugarts
Shugarts
Homer C. Elseroad
Ment
Elser Aad
Maryland State Teachers Association
DRF
James P. Gleason
Three Boy Scouts Deliver Talks at Frederic Rotarian Meeting
As part of Operation Patrick Henry three scouts presented talks to Rotarians to earn merit badges in public speaking. Paul Atkins spoke on Food at Camp Woodson Smith talked on Model Rocketry and David Tichnell spoke on Air Pollution. New eagle scouts Anascavage Cornish Kim Xeline Newfield Gray Nelson Jr. were honored with others listed as not present. The passage notes education funding disparities with 1971 US Education Office figures allocating 967.88 million to higher education and 494.20 million to vocational and adult education.
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Frederick
Paul Atkins
Woodson Smith
David Tichnell
Greg T. Anascavage
Charles
Cornish
Kim
Xeline
Kenneth Newfield
John M. Gray
Orval S. Nelson Jr
Donald E. Roessler
James C. Reeder Jr
Larry D. Kent
Clayford T
Everett W
John F. Brewer
Myersville Eyes Land Purchase For Open Space Plan
Myersville aims to buy about 13.5 acres including Humble Oil property to expand water capacity and create recreational space with funds from county or federal open space programs. A five member committee will study annexation. contracts awarded for garbage pickup. another committee to determine use of west Md 194 plot. water and sewer bids sought for Water Street project.
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Myersville
Ronald Poffenberger
Humble Oil Company
Charles Poffenberger
Poffenberger
Walkersville
Gilmore Trout
MD. 194
Water Street
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Hina
Gibson E
Price
Atty Initia
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East ST
Detrick
Pepco
Theodore R. Hagans, Jr
Dunbar House, Inc
Potomac Electric Power Company
Hagans
Winship S. Green
Green
Florida
R Roy Dunn
Hus
W. Reid Thompson
Washington
Howard University
Bra-Hag, Inc
Hagans Management, Inc
Orlando W. Darden, Inc
Hertgage Bankers
Public National Bank
Health and Welfare Council of
National Capital Area
Royce West of Washington
Montreal
Nicole Beland-Marchak
Florence. Nightingale
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
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