Eastalco emission proposal rapped by local officials and vets
Two veterinarians James L. Shupe and William B. Buck joined County Commissioner Edgar Virts Jr in opposing tighter fluoride emission rules for Eastalco Aluminum. They argue 35 ppm annual average is unsafe and 80 ppm short-term spikes could harm cattle, while Eastalco leaders note compliance but face possible plant expansion and a pending public hearing.
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Eastalco Aluminum
Edgar ©. Virts Jr
Eustalco
Virts
James L. Shupe
William B. Buck
Air Quality Control
George P. Ferreri
Drs
Shupe
Buck
Wirts
Eastalco Rejects Virts Hypothesis On Emissions Rule
Eastalco official Harvey P. Armintrout says Edgar Virts hypothesis is incorrect regarding proposed emissions standards. He notes as engineers advised by lawyers the matter is before the courts. Armintrout adds farmers are protected under the new rule requiring hay and alfalfa in storage to meet 35 ppm rather than 80 ppm.
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Eastalco
Edgar Virts
Eustarca
Harvey P. Armintrout
Virts
Frederick County Library seeks new headquarters site
Frederick County Library Board aims to approve a site for a new headquarters within months. Two City sites, Key Chevrolet on East Patrick Street and Carmack Jay’s on North Market Street, have cleared planning criteria, with two more unnamed options reviewed for proximity to the courthouse. The board seeks about 25,000 square feet, mostly on one floor, with good traffic, accessibility, and space for a bookmobile. choosing a high-traffic commercial site is favored over a vacant lot or courthouse site.
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Frederick County
Martha Reynolds
library
Frederick
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
Carmack-Jay's
North Market Street
Planning Commission
Key
Miss Reynolds
Lila Wenner
library board
Humphrey remembered and mourned by Frederick area
Memorial services for Senator Hubert H. Humphrey drew reminiscences from around the world and many in Frederick. Mrs. Clifton C. Stephens of Mount Airy recalled hosting Humphrey and Anthony Celebrezze at Triggaland Kennels and Game Farm in the 1960s. County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey, moved by the tributes, spoke of Humphrey’s strength and principles and the criticism he faced for serving his country.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Frederick
Minnesota
Clifton C. Stephens
Mount Airy
Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stephens
Humphrey and
Celebrezze
Stephenses
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Dorsey
Living With Cancer by Karen Reeder Opens Biweekly Column
The Frederick News Post launches a biweekly column by cancer patient Karen H. Reeder of Clover Hill. In her opening piece she explains how she is handling cancer and invites reader letters.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Frederick
News-Post
Pat Sike
Yellow Brick Road
NIH
Winter storm to bring up to six inches tonight
A winter storm watch is in effect for late tonight into Tuesday as up to six inches of new snow are forecast. The region just endured seven inches over Friday and Saturday with ice and drifting conditions. road crews and police urged residents to stay home and stay safe. No serious injuries were reported, though power lines and branches were affected and a prisoner steal incident occurred during a cruiser incident. Temperatures across towns fluctuated from the teens to the 30s, with easing conditions expected after late Monday night snow.
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Frederick
C&P Telephone
Potomac Edison
state police
Frederick City
Bowie Race Course
Susan V. Topper
Linda Lyberger
Glen Burnie
Emmitsburg
Unionville
Westminster
Damascus
Schwerdt
Icy sidewalks spark Frederick court warning
City residents face enforcement of winter sidewalk laws as snow becomes ice after storms. Officials note two ordinances require owners to clear snow, spread ashes or sawdust, or remove thickness along sidewalks within six hours after snowfall ends unless fall occurred at night.
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Frederick
School board and teachers seek realistic pay plan
Salary talks between Frederick County Teachers Association and the Board of Education continue with no figures discussed. Miss Nancy Gordon called the union’s request very realistic and attainable by both sides. Negotiations began Nov. 1 and have had three bargaining sessions with no impasse forecast. End-of-article notes reference typical budget discussions and past raises.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Board of Education
FCTA
school board
Nancy Gordon
teacher association
Miss Gordon
Washington Moscow Hotline Goes Into Service At Detrick
The Washington Moscow Hotline using satellite communications became operational today. The Detrick Earth Station, dedicated to the Direct Communication Link with the Soviet Union for Motiniya satellites 23,000 miles above Earth, was installed by Harris Electronics Corp under the U.S. Army Satellite Communications Agency. Harris Corp will operate and maintain the station under contract to the U.S. Army Communications Command.
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Washington-Moscow
U.S. State Department
Detrick
Soviet Union
Harris Electronics Corp
U.S. Army Satellite Communications
Harris Corp
U.S. Army Communications Command
Italian government falls and Carter report card fails
Inside The News notes the Italian government collapse and a negative Carter report card. A winter storm watch is issued for tonight and Tuesday with increasing cloudiness. Snow is expected to begin tonight, possibly heavy, continuing into Tuesday with highs around 30 and Lows in the 20s. The text also references U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis as a private citizen in Es.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Louis Brandeis
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