State's Watermen Seek County Zoning Boundaries
Amid disputes, the Ames Association urges county commissions to set zoning limits for waterways. They argue that boundaries extend into counties and flood plains along rivers, while officials note rights to waters and wetlands are governed by state law reaffirming authority up to high water marks.
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Wales
Wad
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Protection Sought For Heron Rookery
ELKTON Md AP an attorney for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation says scholars will seek agreement with four private landowners to protect a major great blue heron nesting site on a 10 acre Cabin John Creek area The Corps shifted dredge disposal to a new site two miles away and delayed Elk River dredging to September to avoid fish spawning disruption The group notes the rookery with about 100 nests rests on private land Quiet Acres Inc owns a 230 acre tract and scientists say dredging in late May would not affect striped bass spawning per a 1907 Gulf Coast study by Dr Gordon Gunter
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Elkton, Md
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Cabingohn Creek
Ceci
Elk River
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Chespeake
Delaware Bays
Corps
Fred L. Keily
Quiet Acres Inc
Gordon Gunter
Gulf Coast Research Institute of Mississippi
Maryland to spend 6.6 million on education for handicapped
Maryland will allocate about 6.6 million dollars next year to meet a court ordered mandate to provide equal education to retarded and handicapped children. Judge Raine said state policy requires education for ages five through 20 and responsibilities lie with the Mental Retardation Administration and the Department of Education.
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Towson
Maryland
George A. Nilson
Nilson
Baltimore County
John E. Raine Jr
Raine
Maryland Association For Retarded Children
General Assembly
Mental Retardation Administration
Department of Education
Capt Conrad Faces Hearing Over May Accident
Capt Samuel Conrad commander of troopers in four Western Maryland counties was charged with failing to yield the right of way in a May 24 near Hagerstown collision. A state police probe led to the charge as the board weighs possible discipline including restitution and loss of leave. no injuries in the crash but the Arta car was destroyed.
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Hagerstown
API
Maryland
Cap
Samuel Conrad
Conrad
Larry Arta
Artz
Cash Holdings Stifle Stock Market Growth
The piece notes mutual funds and money managers holding high cash levels, delaying equity investments. It cites 10 percent cash in funds and even higher in bank trust departments, warning indolence may hinder market progress. A possible new factor is gold reemerging as an influence on capital allocation.
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Fournal Furis
U.S. Senate
Wilson College Government Association names social committee co chair
Miss Elizabeth Collmus of Frederick has been appointed co chair of the WCGA Social Committee for the 1974 75 academic year. She is a Wilson junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Dwight Collmus of 305 Upper College Terrace Frederick MD.
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Elizabeth Collmus
Frederick
Wilson College Government Association
WCGA
Collmus
Wilson
Dwight Collmus
Upper College Terrace
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