Power firms warn of electric supply crunch in 1980s
A memo from Potomac Edison GM John M McCardell and Allegheny Power's Charles B Finch warns that delaying coal plant construction risks serious electric shortages and higher future rates. They urge regulators, leaders, and customers to back timely investment to fund new capacity through 1985 and beyond.
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Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
John M MecCardels
Charles B Finch
Allegheny Power System Inc
New York Society of Securiy
Mr McCardell
Finch
Pennsylvania
McCardell
Finch Mage Mo Pones
APS
Geis
Sas
Interna
Frederck County
Eastalco Aluminum Company
Pennsylvania Public Utilty Commission
Iran
Untitled fragment about choices and records in box
Fragmentary text mentions a selection and a box, with numbers like 56 cents and references to a fight or race. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. Overall, it reads as a stray note on a box or record selection with monetary figure.
Readers praise Fleagle led school at Frederick County
Letters from Roberte Crum and Nancy Crum and Louis D. Traint defend Arnold Fleagle as the best administered school leader in Frederick County citing integrity fairness and moral leadership. They oppose foes of WHS football and applaud booster clubs for Walkersville High School funding and community involvement.
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Arnod Fleage
Frederick High Schoo
Wanessile High School
Frederck
Wakertyile
Fleagie
Fredenck County
Arnod Feage
Roberte Crum
Nancy H Crum
Fredenck Md
Embeer
Boosters
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Frederick County
JY Foudnal
Fleagle
Gordon Anderson
Frederick team to be decided in league ownership talks
July meeting of the board of directors will decide if the Fredericks team in the Blue Mage League becomes property of the Cleveland Chul of the American Leager. Kiwanis International convention reports from Seattle were shared at Whos Rites Conk meeting. Nearly 20 persons attend Blue Mountain Conference session at Hood College chapel. North Market Street Speedball Team defeated Winchester Street 7-2 in the Inter-Playground League at Baker Part.
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Blue Mage League
Cleveland Chul
American Leager
Seattle
Wash
Lous Wilsem
Francis Sappengion
Blue Mountain
The
Episcopal Church
Hood College
North Market Street
Winchester Street
Baker Part
Paving On C Street In Brunswick Began This Month
Twenty years ago paving on C Street between Maple Avenue and Petersville Road started as reported at the Brunswick mayor and council monthly meeting. Cooler weather was forecast for the area after Masel ngate, Masses FeBsteg Ye with heavy rains in various county sections, while the city saw only light showers. Frederick City's outgoing administration ended its term with plans ready for Mayor-elect Jacob R Ramsburg and other new officials to assume office at City Hall. Pinch-aitting at a last minute for a man with broken false teeth, the Rev Harry Ulmer of Calvary Methodist Church spoke on personally development mental health and religion at the Frederick Kiwanis Club weekly meeting.
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Maple Avenue
Petersville Road
Council of
Brunswick
Frederick City
Jacob R Ramsburg
City Hall
Harry Ulmer
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Kiwatus Club
Dissident Podrabinek exposes Soviet torture and psychiatric prisons
Washington column relays Podrabinek manuscript detailing Soviet psyc wards and beatings of dissenters. It describes wet sheets punishments, drugging with haloperidol and amantadine, electric and prolonged confinement, targeting thousands. Also notes a separate Drug Drive piece urging doctors toward cheaper generics amid brand-name lobbying.
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Washington
Prisco
Russia
Pye Ee
Podrahinek
Kremlin
Podrabinek
Institutons
Siberian
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Gulaga Archipelago
Podratunek
Leningrad
Podrabunek
Wioed
KGB
Yan Andropov
Secret Police
Sonet
Lawa
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Food and Drug Administration
State Board Eyes Higher Education Master Plan Push
SBHE plans to impose tighter controls over Maryland postsecondary schools through a master plan awaiting July approval. The plan aims to streamline programs, adjust campus enrollments, and allocate resources while keeping colleges like Towne Frostburg Salisbury and the UMD College Park stable, and directing some students toward less popular campuses amid budget constraints. Joseph Popovich, a central figure in drafting the plan, faces criticism for possible conflicts of interest and questions about the plan’s depth and intent.
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Tue State Board For Higher Education
SBHE
Iay
Ca.ec
Fury
Mary
Magis
Ae Meone Weir 'Ea
Pho Sas
Sao
Maryland
Meone
Joseph Popovich
Fugher
University of Maryland
Poponek
Y¢ Towne
Frostburg
Salsbury
University of Maryland College Park
Eamera Shore
Battimore
University of Maryland and
Bone
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Monongahela Power
Iews
Jake
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WHS
Walkersville JV
Board of Education
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Louisd Traint
Discovery Homeowners Association
Walkersvile
Jack Anderson
Carter
the State of Education
Eugene W. Goll