Eastalco Water Line Projects Bids Due March 11
Frederick County seeks bids by March 11 for a Potomac River to Eastalco plant water line. The four million gallon daily initial capacity may grow to eight million, with construction to finish within 210 days of award. Eastalco will service debt on a $3 million bond until other users join, then pro rata payments apply.
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Feaststoo
Howl
County Metropolitan Commission
Commission
Winchester Hall
Francis Cook
Potomac River
Eastalco
Aluminum Company
Aeluminum Company
Oet
Phene
Eastalco Company
Cook
Frederick County
New Market Stop Signs Approved in Maryland
New Market residents win a round in pressuring the Maryland State Roads Commission. The Traffic Division will recommend reinstating four way stop signs at Routes 75 and 144 after petitions totaling 18 pages and local backing. Decision rests with the SRC board in Baltimore.
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New Market
State Roads Commission
Albert R. Miller Jr
Maryland State Roads Commission
Baltimore
State Roads Commissioners
State Roads Commission of Maryland
SRC
Brush fire behind Lees Diner prompts local unit response
Fire calls logged in the 24 hour period ending 10 am report a brush fire behind Lees Diner at 10:07 p m Jeffery aot Station responded The event is noted alongside an open house for the new Catoctin High School PTA inviting the public to visit and tour the community’s newest facility
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Lee's
Jeffery Aot
Catoctin
Mandel Says Budget Due Next Week
ANNAPOLIS AP Gov Marvin Mandel met with legislative leaders and said his supplemental budget plus a sales tax increase will reach lawmakers early next week. They discussed state employee pay raises, college funding shares, and a plan to lift operating support for community colleges from one third to 40 percent.
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Annapolis
Marvin
Mandel
House
Thomas Hunter Lowe
D-Talbot
Senate
William S. James de Norford
House of Delegates
Ammonia Tank Car Explodes Near Crete Nebraska
A railroad tank car loaded with deadly ammonia exploded on a siding in Crete Nebraska sending a poisonous gas over the western part of the town. Authorities fear several deaths as confusion at the scene prevented a clear count. At least a dozen residents were overcome in their sleep and hospitalized. Evacuation of the area was ordered as Burlington Railroad officials described the rupture and collision that caused the blast. A funeral home reported receiving one body.
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Crete
Neb
Nebraska
Crete Munisteipal Hospital
Burlington Railroad
Hasdeath
Funeral Home
Maryland legislature faces possible extended session
ANNAPOLIS Md AP the Maryland Legislature faces a end of regular time and a strong chance of an extended session as lawmakers have yet to see the tax increase Gov Mandel will propose to curb rising state spending. The slow start stems from a late administration change and from spending plans still taking shape, with budget delays and constitutional questions delaying action.
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Annadolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Senate
William 5. James
General Assembly
Theodore R. McKeldin
McKeldin
J. Millard Tawes
Mandel
Spiro T. Agnew
Narcotics Peddler Convicted in Circuit Court
One of nine indicted for drug possession was found guilty Tuesday in Circuit Court. Michael A. Baumgardner, 20, Baltimore and formerly East Church Street, had sentence withheld pending a pre sentencing investigation after pleading guilty to possession and control of marijuana and amphetamine and selling narcotics. He surrendered to police after learning of a warrant following the July 31 raid in the county. Eight others were arrested at the time, with three more indicted suspects set for trial in the coming days.
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Michael A. Baumgardner
Baltimore
East Church Street
Department of Probation
Baumgardner
Frederick City
Thomas
Richardson
RFD
Frederick
Terry van Sant
West 13Th Street
George A. LaCorte
Surtax Extension Favored By Nixon Aides
Washington AP Nixon budget director Robert Mayo told the Senate Economic Committee the administration will support a one year extension of the 10 percent surcharge on income and corporate taxes. He warned the budget surplus will shrink this year and likely next, and pledged diligent efforts to cut outlays. Mayo said deficit financing must be avoided to curb inflationary pressure. Congress shows strong sentiment for deep budget cuts similar to last year’s $6 billion reduction.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Robert P. Mayo
Senate Hoase Economic Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Howe
Johnson
Mayo
Reed
Council of Economic Advisory
Joint Committee
Stock Market Slumps On Continued Selloff In New York
New York stocks tumbled again as investors extended the wave of selling that began Monday. Market losses reflected renewed gloom and widespread declines across major indicators.
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New York
APY
Hippie tries to hijack a blimp near Hollywood
In Carson California a long haired youth armed with a guitar attempted to hijack a 160 ft blimp used for advertising. He claimed to want a ride to Aspen Colorado. The crew and guards halted the plan after a bomb scare ended with the suspect taken for observation and the blimp and crew continuing their route.
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Carson
Calif
Hollywood
Disneye Land
Sistor
Theks
Aspen
Ralph Reed
Heirs file suit over Loats Orphanage property value
Heirs of John Louis founder sue in Circuit Court, claiming remaining Loats Female Orphan Asylum real estate in Frederick City worth $1 million. They allege the 1876 will required an asylum for destitute female orphans and accuse the 1967 68 policy shift toward a John Loais Trust Fund scholarship program of violating the will.
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Loats Female Orphan Asylum
Frederick City
John Louis
John Loais Trust Fund
Francis Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Louis
East Church Street
Maryland Court of Appeals
Traffic To West Berlin Halted For Two Hours
East German border guards blocked traffic into West Berlin’s main autobahn entry for two hours today. West Berlin police reported delays at other checkpoints on routes between West Berlin and West Germany due to snow and new regulations. Traffic had slowed since March 15, when East Germany restricted surface routes to West Berlin in retaliation for West Germany’s plans to relocate its presidential residence. The regulations ban more than 1,000 members of the electoral assembly from using surface routes plus related personnel and West German armed forces members.
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West Berlin
I Odieation
Idear
Berlin
Te Evtoral
Nixon to realign war on poverty by shrinking OEO
President Nixon plans to cut about half of the Office of Economic Opportunity and realign programs. Head Start will move to HEW and Job Corps to Labor, while community action and VISTA stay in OEO. The White House aims to announce changes today or Wednesday amid broader criticism of antipoverty efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Stark
OEO
VISTA
Peace Corps
White House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
HEW
Johnson
Congress
Upward Bound
Office of Education
Deep South
UFO
Robert H. Finch
McMathias to Speak at North Frederick PTA Night
U S Senator Charles McMathias will address the North Frederick Elementary PTA tonight at 790 in the school. A rock band tour will follow the meeting with Wis. C. Remand Hathmand in trek. Principal Miles C Heattle Stauffer to attend.
City Seeks Bids On Frederick Land Parcel Between East Fourth and Fifth
The City of Frederick invites bids for a 15 662 square foot land parcel between East Fourth and East Fifth Streets in Middle Alley. The site, once eyed for a bulking facility, is zoned general business. Bids must be submitted by March 17 with a 5 percent certified check. balance due within 15 days of bid acceptance.
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City of
Frederick
East Fourth
East Fifth Streets
Middle Alley
John A. Derr
AL Gia Mic
Peneral
Jarrell Lege
Ity Pryineer
Wermen
Taxation of Groups Proposed in House Hearing
Washington AP reports Rep. Wright Patman urged a 20 percent tax on private foundation investment income to curb perceived abuses while ruling out taxing contributions. Mills led a two-year tax code revamp as foundations like Cord and Ford figures cited for asset growth and grants.
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Washington
Congress
Wright Patman
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas
Wilbur J. Mills
Patman
Charles L. Mel Claskey
National Association of Foundations, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
Small Business Committee
Gingburg & Feldman
Mord Foundation
Rockefeller Foundation
Ford Foundation
Dn Cievaland
Beard Not Last for Washington CAD Senator Goodell
A garbled OCR fragment references Washington CAD Senator Charles Goodell and a brief event about a beard, with unclear surrounding details. The readable bits suggest a minor political item centered on Goodell, with an uncertain timeline and a quoted phrase lacking context.
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Washington
Sen
Charles Goodell
Bes V
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