Hearing on Middle Potomac water plan set in Frederick County
A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday at Winchester Hall to discuss the draft Revised Water Quality Management Plan for the Middle Potomac River Basin. Officials will take questions on water quality in Frederick County and adjacent areas, focusing on nonpoint agricultural runoff, dissolved oxygen issues in the Monocacy River, and groundwater concerns from landfills and industrial sites.
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Walter Qualty
Catoctin
Middle Potomac Basin
Winchester Hall
Middle Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Fredenck County
Carroll County
Washington
Montgomery
Midde Potomac
Catoctin Creek
Frederick City
Monocacy
Reich
Ford Road
Eastalco Aluminum Co
Buckeystown
C. Burr
Frederick County Fire and Rescue Association officers named
From left Vaughn Zinsmerman president Bob Wilhide first vice president Terry Lewis second vice president Terry Shook secretary Jobe Croweburg assistant secretary Paul Barker treasurer Raymond Stall treasurer The newly elected trustees are Larrie Welsh Jim Kittinger Moose Miller and Tom White.
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Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
Vaughn Zinsmerman
Bob Wilhide
Terry Lewis
Terry Shook
Jobe Croweburg
Paul Barker
Raymond Stall
The
County Fire and Rescue Association
Larrie Welsh
Jim Kittinger
Moose Miller
Tom White
Government probes Ford vans and Escort fires nationwide
The NHTSA is evaluating fires and fuel leaks in 1984 to 1986 Ford E350 vans and similar issues in 1965 Ford Escort Lynx and EXP cars. Virginia, other states, and ambulance operators report incidents, with about 60,000 vans and 497,000 Escort era cars affected in separate inquiries. Ford cites pressure relief in fuel caps and airflow limits from auxiliary equipment as possible factors.
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Washington
Virginia
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Center For Auto Safety
Division of Emergency Medical Services
Susan McHenry
Ford
NHTSA
Americans say they are religious but oppose moral crusades
A Los Angeles Times poll of 2,405 adults finds most Americans avoid voting for candidates defined by religious beliefs. Half favor quarantining AIDS victims. 17 percent feel judged by Christian fundamentalists. Whites lean toward endorsing evangelical candidates.
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Los Angeles
Searng
Los Angeles Times Earier
Pole
Lyndes LaRourke
Rabeene Iumbeleuendee
SOS Pelletee
Frederick County Commissioners Agenda July 1908 Meeting
Frederick County commissioners meet in the Third Floor Hearing Room at Winchester Mall Frederick Maryland on Tuesday July 1908 at 9 30 a m Items include general business bid awards Hewlett Packard software and hardware maintenance for HP 2000 system division of public works acceptance to operate Myersville water system public works agreement for Crestwand Village tax refund claim public comments and adjournment An agenda briefing is set for Monday July 21 at 10 30 a m with interpreter service available upon request at 12 East Church Street Frederick Md 21701 301 694 1100 TDD 684 177
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Board OF County Commissioners
Floer Winchester
Frederick
Interagency Internal Audit Authority
Board of Education
Frederick Comme Oity College Board of Trustees
Varius
Lawrence FE. Speelman
Interagency
Frederick Community College
Speelman
Feviasaily Funcres Iron
New Market
Paul Ganley
Carol Larsen
Paul
Virginia
Hewlett-Packard
HP/2000 Computer Systems
Lee Koontz
C. Division of Public Works
Frederick County
Myersville
Public Works
Crestwand Village
Lawrence W. Johnson
DPW
Peter Eckel
E. Church Street
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Susan C. Nicol
Associated Press
Society of Automotive Engineers
Frederck
Prince George's
Sid Barge
Tote
Mance Achand
Rome
Lawrence W Johnson
Harold E. Keller Jr
Frederick County Developmental Center
Sheriff's Department
Anderson-Jacobsen
KSR
Cline
Stearns & Foster
Stearns & Foster “Duchess
Three Delivers Choice
Visa
Wasierdard
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