State denies Eastalco permit delay plea
Maryland air agency will decide on Eastalco’s request for a third potline permit by Sept 5 as required by law, despite County Commissioners urging an independent fluoride study. Bureau director Ferreri said the 60 day rule governs, with a public hearing planned on fluoride emissions and a possible reduction of the state air quality standard to 35 ppm.
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Maryland Bureau of Air Quality and Noise Control
Eastalco
George T. Ferreri
Eustaleo Aluminum Company
Bureau
Fererri
Eustako
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Board of County Commissioners
Middletown Doctors Open Practice Aug 1 At West Main
Two young physicians Dr Michael Behre and Dr Michael Rudman plan to open a medical office at 26 West Main Street in Middletown. Groundbreaking for the J Elmer Harp Medical Center is set, with fundraising efforts underway to cover the $155000 building cost and landscaping.
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Middletown
West Main Street
J. Elmer Harp
Michael Behre
Michael Rudman
W. Main St
J. Elmer Harp Medical Center
Behre
Rudman
Vernon Coblentz
Dottie Bussard
Middletown Valley
PE rate case ends with decision due August 2
In Baltimore the Potomac Edison rate case ends after months of hearings with a PSC ruling pending. The Maryland Numbers Game drawing produced 057 as the winning number, but celebration is muted due to high stakes. The PSC must issue a decision by August 2 after reviewing thousands of pages and exhibits.
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Baltimore
State Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Company
PSC
Maryland
Commission
Mandel Admits Pushing Race Track Legislation
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel testified in U S District Court that he sought passage of the 1972 racing consolidation bill after amendments removed benefits for codefendants and Marlboro Race Track. He said small Marlboro gains remained but denied knowledge of race track debts among codefendants. Mandel also claimed his son paid for a diamond engagement ring in 1972. prosecutors contend a codefendant financed it.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Marlboro
Mandel
U.S
Senate
House of Delegates
Gary
W. Dale Hess
Hollywood
Alty
Barnet D. Skolnik
Joan
Fem Co
Irvin Kovens
Carter sees hope for halting spread of atomic weapons
President Carter declares a glimmer of hope in limiting nuclear weapons spread amid challenges. He cites growing international support from the Soviet Union and China for disarmament while urging broader cooperation. He favors a summit, a no first use pledge, and total elimination, with a halt to tests if the Soviets agree.
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Carter
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Huang Chen
China
Temperature Returns to Normal With Rain Shortfall in County
Temperatures have returned to seasonal normals around 87 degrees after a heat wave with 90s for 16 days. Frederick saw a mild high of 76 and a 65 degree low, while July rainfall totals remain about two inches below normal. Potomac River flow stays well below normal and the forecast suggests mostly dry conditions with possible showers Friday and Saturday. A Tuesday storm brought 1.60 inches to Hagerstown and lighter rain elsewhere, with residents along Canada Hill Road reporting washed debris and overflowing ditches.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Hagerstown
Iyto
Myersville
Wolfsville
State Police
Potomac Edison
Canada Hill Road
Municipal League opposes Carter voting bill
The Maryland Municipal League representing 134 towns opposes President Carter's on election day registration proposal. In a letter to Maryland Senators Congressmen and the President the group urged a No vote citing fraud safeguards as costly and unlikely to boost turnout. Executive director John W Robinson said the stance comes from municipal impact concerns and followed a convention resolution. Young, the newly elected MML president, could not be reached for comment. The report notes a continuation on page A-8 with stock market data inserted.
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Maryland Municipal League
MML
Fredenck
Roald N. Young
Jimmy Carter
Maryland
John W Robinson
Non-Profit
Federation
MMUL
Robinson
Ocean City
Weice
Young
CHOWCHILLA kitnepers fight for freedom claim
A2 WEW book alleges Prince Philip blocked the marriage of Princess Margaret to Peter Townsend. The item mixes a bold claim with a forecast noting mostly sunny, breezy weather with highs in the low 80s and cool, clear nights.
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Chowchilla
WEW
Prince Philip
Margaret Peter Townsend
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