Emmitsburg Sewer Project Faces Regulatory Hurdles
A federal EPA and Maryland natural resources review sets conditions for five plants including Emmitsburg Jefferson Brunswick and Fort Detrick. Infiltration and flow studies are required. interim standards target trout waters and Potomac stream protections with pretreatment and compliance notifications for Jefferson plant.
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Federal Environmental Protection Agency
State Water Resources Feeeeneen
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
EPA
WRA
Emmitsburg
Jefferson
A . Thes Commission
Brunswick
Fort Detrick
Tom's Creek
Potomac
John Cordyack
County Metropolitan Commission
Potomac River
Myersville
U.S. Army
U.S. 15
Car Hits House Injuring Two in Brunswick
John Wesley Howard, a Brunswick man, was jailed on three charges after losing control of his car on Petersville Road and crashing into a house at 314 Petersville Road. The vehicle rammed through the living room, causing extensive foundation damage and totaling the car. Mr and Mrs Farrar were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Petersville
John Wesley Howard
Amd
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Petersville Road
Howard
Frederick Memoris Hospital
Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance
Haga Howard
Been Loeany Sed
Shore & Bend
Weather outlook and rainfall recap for Frederick
Forecast calls for showers tonight with a warm overnight low. The sequence notes Monday yielded 1.13 inches of rain and a high of 41 degrees. January rainfall in Frederick averages 2.98 inches, with overnight lows climbing higher than normal.
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Frederick
Bob Gary Announces Run For Frederick County Commissioner
Bob Gary 36 a Frederick resident and Community Medical Laboratory worker announces his Democratic bid for county commissioner. He states he is entering the race early to seize the opportunity and advance civic federation goals.
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Bob Gary
Thunoont
Frederick County Civic Federation
Save the Meonscacy Association
Moniay
Community Medical Laboratory
Frederick
Eréer
Local House Sales Expected To Increase
Local real estate activity hints at a revival as homes, including the Edward A. Donohue property, gain attention in a Frederick county market slowed by winter. Realtors cite factors like buyer interest and lingering market hesitation as reasons for cautious optimism.
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Falls Church
Donohue
Frederick
Calvin M. Staub
John N. Bowers Realty
Senate Leaders Move To Force Energy Bill Vote Soon
Senate leaders plan a Wednesday vote on emergency energy legislation stalled by oil company profits. Investigators questioned executives about shortages and profits while lawmakers debate whether to curb oil industry earnings to authorize federal measures and possible gas rationing.
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Washington
Len Henry M Jackson
Dash
Senne Permanent Investigations
Tually
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ZD Bonner
Gull Ou
Tie Whipany Leer
House
Jackson
Roy A. Baze
Exxon
Nixon
Russell B. Long
Dla
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Government backs 6.6 billion for new housing units
Nixon administration commits 6.6 billion to guarantee 200000 housing units in 1974 with a 7.5 percent consumer rate. James T. Lynn announces FHA rate cut to 4.0 percent and VA aid match, via expansion of the Federal National Mortgage Association to purchase insured mortgages. The program subsidizes borrower costs by covering the difference between 7.75 and 8.14 percent, aiming to reverse a housing downturn.
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Houston
Tex
Nixon Administration
James T. Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Lynn
Veterans Administration
Federal National Mortgage Association
Sears Appointed to MSC Position
Sears appointed to the MSC position on the basis of his acquaintance with him in the Frederick Lions Club. He had strong recommendations from City Planning Commission chair Nieman Brunk and serves as the alternate member of the city’s commission.
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Dery Vad
Sears
Frederick
Donald L. Lewis Seeks Reelection To County Commission
Thurmont based businessman Donald L. Lewis announced Monday his plan to run again on the Republican ticket for county commissioner. He cited commitments at home and declined offers to pursue Delegate or State Senate, while noting his ownership of a specialty shop, a car wash, and several apartments.
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Donald L. Lewis
Lewis
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace Plans Discussed by State and Local Groups
Anderson of the Catoctin Furnance Historical Society and officials from Charles Lamy Cunningham Falls State John Nelson and Robert Willis discussed a model for Catoctin Furnace development at the Crow's Nest Lange. They debated state versus private building and leasing, parking needs, and access roads with Route 77 upgrades planned by July. The meeting aimed to attract steel and aluminum recycling interests and attract local support for a feasibility study.
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Stone
Nan Charles Lamy
Bat Cunningham Falls
John Nelson
State Department of Ecumenic and Community Development
Robert Willis
Edward Sins
Crow's Nest
Lange
Catects Hollow
Eustaica
Last Year Inflation Hits 27 Year High in December 1973
Washington AP reports December consumer prices rose sharply led by fuel costs, pushing 1973 inflation to 8.8 percent for the year, the worst since World War I price controls ended. Unadjusted gains matched November at seven tenths of a percent.
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Washington
Frederick City Walk Lights Declared Off For 60 Days
Frederick aldermen vote to disconnect Market Street Second Street and Patrick and Market pedestrian signals for sixty days. A poll showed 761 opposed to the lights with 355 in favor, amid mixed town views and Mayor Ronald Young’s call for a fair trial.
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Bill Cole
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
E. Paul
Charles V. Main
James E. McClellan
Alderman McClellan
Ronald Young
Lawsuit Sets Trial Date In FCC Dispute
Two former Frederick Community College division chairs Roger Shaw and Richard Winn sue the college president and Board of Trustees for 1.5 million. The trial is scheduled for September 9 after a pre trial hearing with attorneys Walter S. Levin and Samuel Smalkin. Winn serves as Walkersville mayor and both men were terminated after rejecting a one year terminal research offer.
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Frederick Community College Division
Walter S. Levin
Samuel 5. Smalkin
Roger Shaw
Richard Winn
Shaw
Middletown
FCC
Winn
Walkersville
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