City Workers Reject Union in Local Election
City employees voted against union representation in a closely watched election. The decisive result bars another unionization vote for at least a year, with Mayor Ronald N. Young and City Attorney Franklin Sullrich confirming the outcome and praising the administration’s approach to labor relations.
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Eciphiyas
UPA
Franklin Sullrich
Maryland Department of Labor and Industry
Ronald Lapides
Communications Workers of America
Michael L. Linaner
Young
Cingdoye
Douglas W. Magaha
Magaha
Lapides
Board of Aldermen
Enlarged Ballenger Creek Sewer Plant Proposed
County Metropolitan Commission staff director Donald Kunkoski will ask the commission to expand capacity from one to two million gallons per day for Ballenger Creek regional facility. The 21 square mile basin lies south of Frederick and planners say current plans would exceed capacity within three years. The plant is planned for bidding next August with operations to start January 1976, to serve Arcadia and South Frederick developments totaling over 4,000 dwelling units and Evergreen Point zoning beyond 5,600 units.
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County Metropolitan Commission
Donald Kunkoski
Commission
Ballenger Creek
Frederick
Kunkaski
Larry Johnson
Kunkoski
South Frederick
United Development
U.S. 15
U.S. 340
Arcadia Pud
Evergreen Point
Urbana Sewer Wins State Okay
A Maryland State Health Department official said the state approved a sewerage treatment plant near Urbana for Leisure Technology, Inc. and its associates, clearing a major hurdle in the 4,500 unit Urbana development. The Metropolitan Sanitary Commission previously rejected the plans, delaying county planning approval and a state discharge permit.
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Maryland State Health Department
Dlate
Urbana
Laasure Techavion, Inc
Quance
Richbard Bon
Byron Sees Public Voice in Washington as Energy Bill Passes
Congressman Goodloe Byron told a Thurmont audience that Vox Populi is being heard in D C after the House passed emergency energy legislation enabling oil price rollback and potential gasoline rationing. He supported the bill despite Nixon's vow to veto, saying the public reaction shows the need to act and curb inflation by restraining capital outflow.
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Vox Populi
Voice of the People
Washington
Goodloe E. Byron
Fitzgerald
Thurmont
Byron
Japan
America
Sertomian
Goodie E. Byron
House of Representatives
Catoctin Sertoma Club
Nixon
Sertoma
Herman Shook
News-Post
Nixon Plans Veto Of Energy Legislation
President Nixon said he would veto the emergency energy measure passed by Congress citing risks of rationing and fuel shortages. The House approved the bill by 253 to 151 but failed to reach a two thirds margin to override a veto. The plan would grant Nixon power to order gasoline rationing and include a price rollback for oil and propane.
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Washington
Nixon
Turkey
House
Henry M Jackson
Wash
Senate
House Commerce Committee
U S Egypt Resume Full Diplomatic Ties
The United States and Egypt will formally resume diplomatic relations for the first time since 1967. Ambassadors move to new facilities in Cairo and Washington as Kissinger meets President Sadat to finalize the restoration.
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Cairo
Egypt
United States
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Hermann Ejihs
Ashraf Ghorbal
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Israel
Sadat
Great Pyramids
Frederck County Legislators Open Public Meeting Saturday
Frederck County delegates and two senators set for a public session at Winchester Hall to hear resident views on local bills. They will be questioned about open meetings for boards, proposed Public Works Department, and plans to expand Frederick Memorial Hospital funding.
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Frederck County
Petersville
Thurmont
Ams Frederick
Fot
Public Works
Winchester Hall
House Hall
del Hebert E Stroble
Baltimore County
Board
Commission
Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
Senate
Len Melvn
House
Department of Public Works
Frederick County
General Assembly
House of Ony
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Schieverstadt House Loan Advances Frederick Preservation
The Frederick County Landmarks Foundation won a 65000 dollar state interest free loan to buy Schieverstadt, Frederick City's oldest house at Roseroonm Avenue and West Second Street. Built 1746 to 1753 by Joseph Brunner, the old white stone structure holds historic significance. The Maryland Board of Public Works approved the loan at Lois Charles Smelser’s request. Ron Leichert leads the foundation.
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Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Frederick City
Schieverstadt
Roseroonm Avenue
West Second Street
Joseph Brunner
Fredenck
Maryland Board of Pubic Works
Lois Charles Smelser
Foundation
Ron Leichert
Maryland Lottery Draws Millionaire Finalist Number
A Maryland lottery drawing in LANDOVER produced the finalist number 17900 for the $50,000 state prize. The AP report notes the winning digits in today’s drawing and identifies the finalist as part of the millionaire pool.
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Landover
Maryland
Sawhill Predicts Shorter Gas Lines
Washington AP Federal Energy Office predicts midyear gasoline shortages will stay tight but station lines should shorten. Deputy administrator Sawhill says distribution will balance across states and imports incentives will rise. If Arab embargo ends lines drop further. rationing may become unnecessary. House sent bill to White House.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
John C. Sawhill
FEC
Sawhill
FEO
Sawhili
U.S
House
White House
Happy Johnny speaks on alcohol at Frederick Rotary luncheon
Retired Frederick radio man Happy Johnny Zufall describes his 13 year battle with alcoholism. He recounts how an angina attack in 1966 led to drinking, the impact on his family, and his 1971 hospitalization. Zufall now uses his experience to aid others through counseling and the Alcoholic Answering Service.
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Happy Johnny
Francis Scott Key
Happy Johnny Zutail
Frederick
Zufall
Sand
Zudall
Jammer Brook Lane
Seneca
Springfeld
Springfield
Zidadi
Frederick County
Alcoholic Answering Service
Jenk
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Wiiter
Urbana Sewer
Martha Raver
Hamilton Avenue
Michael L. Lindner
State Department of Labor and Industry
Joe King
Harry L. Crutchley
Larry Lipman
Congress
Sophia
Tosterbaek
William FE
Graffam County
Stock Market
New York
Gross
Michael Gross
Braddock Heights
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Cedric H. Smiths
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