Neighbors allege repeated spills at Everedy plant
Residents claim Everedy chemical leaks seep through walls and ruin quality of life. The company says spills are not recurring, notes a study to contain leaks and possible tank pipeline changes. One former renter reports barren yard and long-standing contamination. The spokesman cites only one spill since last July and no incidents in six months.
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Everedy Company
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House votes on jobs bill veto override in doubt
In Washington, House leaders seek to override President Ford's veto of a 6.1 billion jobs bill as unemployment falls. They expect Senate action if the House prevails, needing about 2 percent of Republicans to reach a two-thirds majority. In New York, the stock market rose with AT&T dividend news sparking gains, the Dow climbing further in early trading.
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Postal Service to buy land for employee parking lot
The U.S. Postal Service agreed to purchase 1.44 acres on East Patrick Street for a 5 million main post office and Sectional Center Facility. Price fixed at $200,000 with title transfer after clearance by a title company. The project aims to modernize downtown Frederick and spark downtown revitalization amid citizen support and Sen. Mathias’s push.
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Frederick
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Heart Sunday volunteers canvass Frederick County for Heart Fund
More than 1,200 volunteers plan to canvass all Frederick County residences on Sunday February 22 delivering life saving material in exchange for Heart Fund contributions. The drive, part of National Heart Sunday and Heart Week activities, aims to reach a fund goal of 42000 dollars to fight heart and blood vessel disease. Leaders urge support despite economic strains, noting last year’s 39000 dollar goal was met and emphasizing every donation helps.
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Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers Report
In Baltimore Maryland the state lottery results from Wednesday show 350000 game 422550 Millionaire Finalist 14 for doo9 Six digit 46 Five digit 75913 Four digit 1807 Three digit 236 Television Bonus 91137.
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Carroll County farmer runs for U.S. Senate seat
David E. Shaw, a 43 year old farmer and land developer from Taylorsville in Carroll County, announces a bid for the U.S. Senate in the Democratic primary. He previously ran for the Senate in 1974, and active in the Carroll County Farm Bureau, currently Democratic chairman of his election district. He emphasizes a business oriented farming approach and calls for diverse representation in Congress.
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Baltimore
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Farm Bureau
Congress
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Mandel Eyes Transportation Tax Legislation in Maryland
Governor Marvin Mandel said he will likely push tax legislation this year to shore up dwindling revenues for Maryland's transport system. He notes any bill would fund mass transit highways ports and aviation programs under the Department of Transportation and could take effect later. He plans meetings with officials next week to decide on a path, including the fate of the 721 million Baltimore rapid rail leg and Maryland’s contribution to the Washington Metro.
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District of Columbia
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Metro
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Metro Transportation
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Allegany
Lee and Thomas clash over Baltimore subway project
Lt Gov Blair Lee in Annapolis signals possible support for Sen Edward P Thomas's opposition to the 8.2 mile subway plan at a reported 750 million cost. Thomas brands the project fantasy and boondoggle, warning it could top a billion and burden Maryland taxpayers for two centuries. He cites harm to nonmetro counties and criticizes state funding priorities.
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Annapolis
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Baltimore
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Chamber hears delegation views on state legislation
The Harbour House in Annapolis hosted the Chamber of Commerce Legislative Affairs Committee and the county's state delegation for the third annual meeting. Chairman William G. Linehan outlined support for HB 288 revamping the Human Relations Council with stronger employee complaint powers, while opposing HB 783 on agricultural land preservation funding. The committee also voted against HR 1017, warning it would raise costs for businesses and local education by about 1 million dollars annually and potentially force production cuts.
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Darnestown woman slain by boyfriend in Gaithersburg
Celestine Yvett Page, 21, of 15005 Darnestown Road, was shot in her living room by Allan Eugene Beckwith, 32, who fled in a red 197 Pontiac Firebird toward Rockville. Police found Beckwith at 374 Summit Ave Gaithersburg, detained on murder charges. Page died at Suburban Hospital after surgery.
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Hearst faces cross examination in inquiry
A report notes attorney general Hearst facing cross examination as political and legal maneuvering unfolds. Morton observes Ford gaining momentum in New Hampshire, while analysts weigh implications for opponents. Tips on child upbringing appear in separate section, and Kissinger cautions Peruvians about non alignment.
Mostly sunny and breezy with cooler temperatures
Weather sketch notes mostly sunny skies and a breeze with a drop in temperatures. Highs in the mid to upper 30s and cooler tonight with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Some garbled text about Friday and a general comment about listening.
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