City plans 10 million sewage plant expansion with EPA review
Frederick city officials announce a proposed 10 million gallon plant expansion to meet growing sewer needs. City Engineer Pue says state and federal steps are needed, while County Public Works Director Kunkoski cautions the timeline may hinge on three contract conditions. A workshop with county leaders is planned to discuss the project and financing.
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Frederick City
Michael E. Pue Jr
EPA
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Thee
Donald J. Eunkooki
Frederick County of Public Works
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Pue
Bussard meeting canceled amid CETA contract dispute
Del. E Smith canceled a planned meeting with CETA officials over the Jeannie Bussard Workshop funding issue. Smith criticized local CETA administrators and said he would seek a meeting with U.S. Labor officials to explain how the Bussard matter has been handled. Barron noted region II and III CETA staff were told not to get involved, leaving the consortium level to handle the appeal.
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Thereep
Western Maryland
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Hagerstown
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Smith
Bussard
Barron
Philadelphia
Jeanie Bossard
Gene Johns
U.S. Department of Labor
Maryland
Washington
Helen Nussear
Consortium
Jeannie Bussard
Mathias Sarbanes and Byron disclose earnings in 1971
U S Senator Charles Mathias reported earnings from speaking engagements totaling tens of thousands of dollars in 1971 including a 11,000 payment for a speech in Louis and 998 for a panel discussion. The new Senate rule requires such disclosures and the statements are public. Mathias owns a Chevy Chase house valued between 100000 and 290000 and a Frederick residence on New Design Read.
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Senate
Mathias
Jewish Welfare League
Len Jennings
Chevy Chase
Bense
Frederick
Air stagnation advisory lingers in Frederick County area
An air stagnation advisory remains in effect for Frederick County and the Baltimore Washington metropolitan area. A spokesman says the stagnation will likely persist into late Friday or early Saturday as a high pressure system traps pollutants near the ground. Officials urge against open burning and spraying pesticides fertilizers and herbicides with citations possible for violators.
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Washington
Frederick City
Fpmmiteburg
Braddock Heights
Maryland Lottery Draws Mixed Winning Numbers
Maryland Numbers Game daily bottery wan the winning number drawn Wednesday was 4. The weekly Super 4vent and 17 for 1 lotteries listed numbers 27954 for six digits 744 for three digits 39 for two digits and 7122 for four digits. New York stock market rose broadly with earnings, Dow up 11.70 to 940.70 at 11 a.m. and closing higher by 11.70.
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Strike shuts Washington area transit in wildcat walkout
A wildcat strike halted Washington DC area transit, shutting subway service and most buses. MVTA reported over 60 percent of Metro buses idled, with heavy congestion on Virginia bridges and limited service in Maryland. Police urged car pools while unions called the action illegal.
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Virginia
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Metro
District of Columbia
Potomac River
Springfield
Cody Pfanstiehl
Subway
Amalgamated Transit Union
Postal strike talks approach deadline
Washington AP reports talks continue in separate rooms with federal mediators as midnight deadline nears for the three year contract. Key dispute centers on firing workers to trim staff and a 1970 playoff clause. Union locals indicate readiness to strike if no agreement.
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Washington
Postal Service
Boston
Stephen Albanese
American Postal Workers Union
Compromises sought on federal tax cut
Washington AP says administration and key Democrats weigh compromises as a $15 billion federal tax cut bill moves again. A round of talks with Treasury Secretary Blumenthal left Ways and Means writers hopeful Carter might accept limited capital gains changes to ease inflation impacted homeowners gains and aid investors and businessmen. Carter has not committed to a position, directing Blumenthal to assess sympathies.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Carter
Treasury
W. Michael
Blumenthal
Tisky Enterprises
White House
White House doctor on leave amid Kennedy claim
Inside The News reports Joan Kennedy alleging Ted Tumers caused her to drink while the White House doctor takes leave. Bolivian election results voided and weather outlook calls for highs near 88, lows around 75 with light rain chances. President Thomas Jefferson referenced.
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Ted Tumers
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