Senate approves major coal shift in Carter energy plan
The Senate approved the coal conversion measure designed to curb natural gas and oil use, blocking new plants from burning gas or petroleum and authorizing enforced coal switching. A ban on outdoor residential gaslights by 1982 was included, while other parts of the package face House hurdles and a potential lame duck session loom.
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Washington
Carter
House
Senate
Congress
Hele
Ion
Bonn
West Germany
House-Senate
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Energy Committee
Jackson
Bono
U.S
CETA reform eyed to curb workshop noncompliance
The article describes a lack of adequate CETA monitoring and the move to create review systems in Frederick County and the Western Maryland Manpower Consortium. A proposed fix involves on the job CETA grants to firms employing workshop participants to eliminate noncompliance.
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Frederick
CETA
Thompson
MacCi Mece Orandy
Mussear
Jeanne Bussard
Beth Willis
Nussear
Posee
Winchester Ball
Hall
Richard Barron
Western Maryland Manpower Consortiium
Smith
Ame
Air Quality Meeting Sets Path as Lab Threat Looms
Frederick County health officials warning that removal of the Ballenger Creek Pike monitoring lab could delay daily air quality readings by six days, leaving residents a week behind alerts. Gillis notes attainment status but urges caution over crop spraying and stagnant air as a new front moves through.
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Predariah Manteo Samaatte
Gillis
Melvin Phillips
State Health Department
Ballenger Creek Pike
Baltimore
Frederick County Health Department
Phillips
Health Department
Teudty
Frederick County
Environmental Protection Agency
Byron Byron Rupli campaign finance comparison shown
The report outlines campaign spending and donors for Byron and Dan Rupli in 1978. Byron leads in total raised and donors, with contributions from agricultural groups doctors and dentists auto dealers and several corporate political committees. Rupli relies on labor unions and individual donors predominantly from central Sixth District residents.
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Federal Election Commission
Friends of
Dan Rupli
Byron
Rupli
Communication Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Railway Clerks Union
Burkittsville
Rapli
Celanese
Amoco
Kaiser Aluminum
McCormick Co
Litton
TRY
Fund For Effective Government
The
Good Government Management Association
Howard County Democratic Club
Hotel Son Rasaut
Jim Wright
Love Saves Man's Life In City Church Wedding
In Chicago Our Lady of Pompeii Church Peter Saraceno, reported dead after a car crash, walks with his bride Linda Fraschalla. He recovers from a months long coma and, amid applause, travels to a waiting limousine. Linda stayed by his side through lengthy recovery, training, and home care.
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Chicago
Peter Saraceno
Our Lady of Pompeii
Linda Fraschalla
Peter
Linda
Westlake
Louie Saraceno
Linds
Boanekatle
Local Postal Strike Sparks Four Segment Contract Talks
The local APWU plans a Saturday meeting to address a four segment postal strike. Locals across the country report three separate contracts needed. Frederick mail handler tied to a Richmond local, and clerks and carriers seek firm agreements. striking workers face loss of health and life coverage and possible firing per a Postmaster General note.
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Mail Clelia
Frederick
Richmond
APWU
William F. Oar
Police docket lists seven arrests in Frederick County
Frederick city police charged seven individuals after a Tuesday night stop. James R Harding and David Freland faced red light violations, Ruth Boone speeding, William Dialer driving without a license, Karen Poole linked to disorderly conduct and trespassing warrants, James Myers charged with loitering, and Jerry Davis cited for speeding. A Montgomery resident died after a May 21 crash at Md 73 Coppermine Rd.
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Frederick City
James R. Harding
Rt. 2
David Jeffery Freland
Frederick
Ruth Darlene Boone
Young Place
William Edward Dialer
East Sixth Street
Karen Poole
An Fourth Street
James Thomas Myers
East Fourth Street
Jerry Loren Davis
Middletown
Montgomery County
MD. 73
Coppermine Road
Western Maryland Hospital Center
Hagerstown
Eleanor King
Boyds
Herbert C
James F. Nottiagie
Rt. 5
King
Tpr
Earle
Begin Peres in Parliament shouting match
In Jerusalem a shouting match erupted in parliament as Prime Minister Begin and opposition leader Peres traded barbs. Peres complained that the government withheld permission to seed the West Bank and Gaza, accusing colleagues of provoking a Palestinian crisis while calling for his resignation.
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Begin
Peres
Jerusalem
Bet
Menschen
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Female MP leads in male military police unit
Fort Bragg AP report profiles U.S. Army Capt Lisda Norman commander of Fort Bragg’s 10th Military Police company. At 31 she leads a largely male unit of 180 with ten women present. She trains to patrol, manage personnel, and enter combat zones as MPs set up security.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
Asaya U
Ma. Norman
Sfoot
Ms. Norman
Fire log short report from Lewistown area fire calls
A garbled fire log notes house fires in Lewistown Walkersville Adams town Carroll Manor Jefferson and New Market areas with times around 5 65 p m 7 51 a m and 10 66 a m plus a track fire on Motter Ave with Juniors responding.
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Lewistown
Walkersville
Adamstown
Carroll Manor
Jefferson
New Market
RT. 15
Motter Ave
Secall Eerie
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Ares
Bremerton
AP Lacerphaie
Jim Fraschalla
City
Wes
Laos
Neta
Meres Sar Sandards
Ceresville Motor, Inc
Better Homes Equipment Co
E. Patrick ST
Fred., MD
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