Frederick Faces EPA Upgrade For Wastewater Plant
The EPA orders Frederick to upgrade its wastewater treatment facility by July 1 to meet new standards and cope with growth. A flood‑plain Gas House Pike plant may need flood proofing or abandonment for a new site. A city‑county study analyzes upgrading, a county plant, or a joint new facility, with a final report due soon.
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Frederick
Environmental Protection Agency
Gas House Pike
EPA
Richard C. Brady
MCA Engineering Corporation of
Baltimore
Brady
Michael E. Pue Jr
Metropolitan Commission
Maryland Ballot Includes 21 Amendment Questions for General Election
Frederick County officials released the 21 Maryland Constitutional Amendment questions that will appear on ballots statewide for the November 2 election. The slate includes provisions on judges, state treasurer vacancy rules, county board elections, and governor salary commissions, with detailed explanations due before voting.
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Maryland
Frederick
Cooler weather moves in with chances of rain
Forecasters predict a break in rain this weekend after nearly an inch fell in Frederick Thursday night. Tem peratures will be cooler tonight and daytime highs over the weekend, with a chance of showers on Sunday and a lingering light rain risk. Tropical system in mid Atlantic may be named Anna if winds reach tropical-storm strength.
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Frederick
National Weather Service
mid-Atlantic Ocean
Paul Hebert
National Hurricane Center
Bermuda
Anna
City endorses school racial balance plan backed by Young and Nickens
Mayor Ronald N. Young and NAACP leader Lord D. Nickens endorsed the Board of Education racial balance plan. The board approved transferring 724 students among six city schools to meet HEW Civil Rights directives, urging community cooperation to ensure quality education and minimal disruption.
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Ronald N. Young
NAACP
Lord D. Nickens
Board of Education
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ocean City
Young
Gordon M. Anderson
Anderson
HEW
Nickens
United Way Sets $272000 Goal For Frederick County
The United Way of Frederick County names Lawrence Dorsey as general campaign chairman and Clyde A. Dinsmore chairs the budget committee. The 1976 fund goal exceeds 1975 by about 25 000 with 98 percent of last year’s result plus thrift savings allowing 13 agencies to receive full budgets. Agencies include Red Cross Arthritis Foundation Boy Scouts Counseling Services Federated Charities Frederick Community Center Girl Scouts Epilepsy Chapter Goodwill Industries Salvation Army Seton Center YMCA and the United Way office. Dinsmore is a certified public.
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United Way of
Frederick County
Lawrence Dorsey
Clyde A. Dinsmore
D. Jean Laws
United Way
American Red Cross
Arthritis Foundation
Boy Scouts
Counseling Services
Federated Charities
Frederick Community Center
Girl Scouts
Goodwill Industries
Salvation Army
Seton Center
YMCA
Dinsmore
Ford eyes Mississippi delegation clincher in bid for nomination
President Ford travels to Jackson Mississippi for a five hour campaign aimed at a large uncommitted GOP delegation that could push him past the 1130 delegate threshold. He adds seven new delegates bringing his total to 110 and leads Reagan who holds 1023 with 132 uncommitted.
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Ford
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Ronald Reagan
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Reagan
Kansas City
Reagan camp state
GOP
Clarke Reed
Richard Schweiker
Northraid
Reed
Schweiker
Chinese brace for new quakes and unrest rises
Three suspects held in a children's kidnapping case as labor negotiations stall and unrest grows. Weather forecast notes variable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with mid to upper 80s, then cooler 60s. The excerpt ends with a quotation about the people's right to change what does not work from Richard M. Nixon.
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Richard M. Nixon
23 Letter Hawaiian Named Baby In Virginia Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. W F K Seymour of Johnsville welcome Keahinuimakahahaikalani Howard Seymour known as Keahi born at Fairfax Hospital Virginia. His sister Marsy Elizabeth Kahawaluiaakalani Seymour nicknamed Kalani already learns to spell her long name, reflecting their Hawaiian heritage.
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Sandra Seymour
Johnsville
Keahinuimakahahaikalani
Howard Seymour
Marsy Elizabeth Kahawaluiaakalani
Julie Gaver
W.F.K. Seymour
Keahi
Fairfax Hospital
Virginia
Marsy
Elizabeth Kahawaluiaakalani Seymour
Kalani
Walter Frederick Keahinuimakahahaikalamo
him Fred
Seymour
Hawaii
Sadie Kahawaimaakalam
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Montgomery County
Howard County
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