Bloomington Dam will steady flow on Potomac North Branch
Ke yser AP report describes Bloomington Dam in Garrett County Maryland as over a third complete after five years of work. Corps officials expect completion by 1980 with a lake up to five square miles and 250 feet deep to smooth flow, improve water quality, flood control, and provide limited recreation.
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PoLuruc
Russell Newman
US Army Corps of Engineers
Newman
Corps
Bloomington
Garrett County
Potomac
District of Columbia
North Branch
Hancock
Washington, D.C
Bloomington Lake
Washington
North
The
Shaw
Algae study on Chesapeake Bay eyeing Protocentrum balance
Dr. Howard H. Seliger and marine biologists spent a day on the Chesapeake Bay studying Protocentrum, a single celled phytoplankton. The research seeks data on how this species affects crabs and food fish, and how pollution and storms influence bay ecology and resource management. The work aims to inform decisions balancing industry and environment.
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Annapolis
Howard H. Seliger
Chesapeake Bay
Seliger
Baltimore Harbor
Rockville espionage trial begins today
In Baltimore AP report, Sahag K Dedeyan a Rockville math consultant and former Johns Hopkins APL employee faces testimony in the federal case against Sarkis O Paskahian. Paskahian, a cousin, already pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 22 years, with prosecutors describing a photoed document as a dangerous item. Dedeyan’s lawyer contends the report is not a war plan but a sandbox of possible scenarios.
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Baltimore
Rockville
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Sarkis O Paskahian
NATO
Paskalian
U.S
Thomas L. Crowe
Dedegan
Michael E. Marr
Paragraph Deletion in Mandel Trial Urged
A co defendant in Gov. Mandel's corruption case asks to strike a paragraph from count 1 alleging Mandel approved state contracts for defendants private businesses without disclosing business ties. The motion argues the paragraph adds color and seeks inadmissible evidence while outlining a scheme involving land deals and a state benefiting firm.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Harry W. Rodgers III
Mandel
Thomas C. Green
Rodgers
Green
Eastern Shore Land Deal and Security Investment Co
Child abuse charges in Towson couple indictment
A Middle River couple, Billy F. Burchfield and Linda F. Burchfield, were indicted by the Baltimore County grand jury on four counts of criminal abuse of the woman's eight year old daughter who was allegedly starved and held prisoner in a locked closet. The child, Patty Saunders, was rescued by Baltimore County police and listed in satisfactory condition at Franklin Square Hospital. The pair also face conspiracy to commit child abuse false imprisonment and assault charges, with trial expected in early September. They remain jailed in lieu of a $25,000 bond.
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Towson
Middle River
Baltimore County Grand Jury
Patty Saunders
Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Billy F. Burchfield
Linda F. Burchfield
Dana Levitz
Baltimore County
Burchfield
Growth quotas curb sewer hookups in Prince George's County
Prince George's County Executive Winfield M. Kelly Jr. proposes an absolute check on urban sprawl with a strict sewer hookup quota. If adopted, nine percent of new residential lines would serve apartments, 44 percent townhouses, and 47 percent single family homes. Attorneys say the plan aligns with recent Supreme Court decisions allowing local control of development to fund services. The Suburban Maryland Home Builders Association calls the quota a strait jacket on growth.
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Upper Marlboro
Prince George's
Winfield M. Kelly Jr
Kelly
Office of Law
Supreme Court
Ellis Koch
State industry faces zoning, sewer hookup shift
The association's technical director warned land-owners may hold land zoned for apartments without buildable options due to a quota system. Kelly cites frequent complaints but doubts court action. Developers awaiting sewer hookups face a moratorium easing, while county executives anticipate plan changes to housing. The WSSC loses control under a new state law, must follow county growth directives.
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Association
Kelly
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
WSSC
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