Sixes Dam project faces unfavorable report in subcommittee
In Annapolis HB 130 received an unfavorable vote from the Environmental Matters subcommittee, effectively stalling the Sixes Bridge Dam project. Delphey and Del. Toth backed the motion as critics from the League of Women Voters and WSSC opposed federal funding and cooperation amid Corps of Engineers uncertainties. The move signals the measure may die for this year with Environmental Matters likely to review within 30 days.
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Sixes Bridge Dam
house
Julien P. Delphey
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
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Judith Toth
Montgomery
Committee on Environmental Matters
Delphey
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Sixes Bridge
Monocacy River
Frederick
Carroll
Cathy Riley
Hartford
County Inches Ahead on Industrial Park Plans
County commissioners edge forward on two sites for an industrial park the Flintkote property and the Frederick City Human Farm. They approved six month extensions and test borings and topographical mapping to estimate water sewer and road costs with state aid possible.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Donald L. Lewis
Edge C. Wirts
Alfred Catsail
Catsail
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Metropolitan Commission and Roads Department
Dorsey
Flintkote
Humm Farm
William S. Fout
Frederick Business Properties
Fout
Hamm Farm
Roads Department
Metropolitan Commission for water and sewer
Edgar C. Virts
Trucker robbed of $350 in Frederick parking lot
Police investigate a robbery at Frederick 1-70 Truck City where Gordon P. Pack of Green Cove Springs Fla said a black male demanded his wallet and fled with $350. Suspect described as about 57 inches tall, solid build, wearing dark pants and a blue pullover. Possible getaway in a late model blue two door Ford with tag ANE-334.
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Frederick
Gordon P. Pack
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Pack
Richard J. Ashton
China quake toll rises across hard hit region
The quake leaves a heavy toll as emergency crews assess damaged towns and displaced residents. Officials urge aid and recovery efforts, with rescue teams working through the night to locate survivors.
Frederick approves plan shifting 724 students for desegregation
The Frederick City school board voted 5 to 0 to adopt a two year plan moving 724 students to balance minority enrollment across six elementary schools. Superintendent Gordon M. Anderson led the effort aiming to meet OCR directives and reduce overcrowding at New Market by transferring 69 white students to East Frederick.
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Board of Education
Gordon M. Anderson
Anderson
South Frederick
Office of Civil Rights
OCR
Elm Street
Frederick High
East Frederick
North Frederick
Waverley
Parkway
New Market
Amos L. Brown
Walkersville votes for referendum on town charter
Walkersville officials adopt a consensus resolution to prepare for a referendum on the proposed town charter. Burgess Bourland cites 188 valid signatures as the required 20 percent of 939 eligible voters, concluding the referendum is properly mandated.
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WALKERSVILLE
Burgess Orley Bourland
Bourland
Mary Storm
Carter Street Parking Ban Enforced Friday Morning
Allen G. Merchant announced that Carter Street will be prohibited for parking and closed to traffic at 7 a.m. Friday. The abandoned street, used by the public since March 1975 for parking and traffic, will gain a municipal easement for adjacent garage owners as construction progresses.
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Carter Street
Allen G. Merchant
Merchant
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers Report
Maryland lottery results list Wednesday drawings with prize categories including a $50,000 game and various six and four digit numbers. The text cites multiple codes and bonus figures but does not confirm actual winners or draws.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland
GM profits set record as auto rebound continues
GM reported a quarterly profit of 909 million dollars for April to June, the highest for any industrial firm in a three month period. The figure reflects a 173 percent rise from a year earlier, driven by higher sales, market share gains, and overseas recovery, with total dollar sales reaching 125 billion.
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General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor
Second suspect caught in Calif kidnap case
James Schoenfeld, sought in the kidnapping of 26 Chowchilla children and their bus driver, was arrested by Menlo Park police amid a chase that started near Mountain View. His brother Richard Schoenfeld awaits arraignment in Chowchilla on 27 counts of kidnapping and 16 counts of robbery.
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CHOWCHILLA
Calif
James Schoenfeld
Menlo Park
Cahff
Schoenfeld
Mountain View
San Francisco
FBI
Richard Schoenfeld
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