Sagner Seeks EPA Ruling on Carroll Creek Interceptor Petition
Sagner Inc President Artuld Sagner says federal funds are limited to the pipe from the treatment plant to Highland Avenue and do not cover a full Environmental Impact Study. He urges a funded flood control plan before continuing Phase II as the city and company spar over potential delays and funding.
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Sagner
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Artuld Sagner
Sagner, Inc
Tyke
Highland Avenue
Ronald Young
East End
Mayor Criticizes PSC Over South Market Underground Wiring
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young says the state Public Service Commission is shirking its duty to rule on burying utility lines on South Market Street. He warns the PSC must act before July 1 to let the State Roads Commission bid street improvements or risk an environmental impact study delaying the project.
City Board Weighs Annexation Yet to Be Decided
The Frederick Mayor and Board of Aldermen plan a 7:30 p.m. hearing at City Hall on a proposed annexation of about six acres on the west side of North Market Street extended. The Internation Order of Odd Fellows propose land for a sewer line tap, with no immediate development plans. The board also may discuss water and sewer policy with the Planning Commission to guide zoning and subdivisions in areas lacking facilities.
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Frederick
City Hall
Internation Order of Odd Fellows
North Market Street
Richard Burgee
Odd Fellows
WATE
The
Burgee
Cit
Hans
City Planning Commission
Larry Johnson
Commission
Johnson
Bowers Citys Gains In County Education
Frederick County Board of Education President G Bowers Jr chaired the final meeting of his three year term as president. He will not seek reappointment and reflected on achievements in four areas including minimum standards and equal educational opportunities. He cited history of public education changes, and noted the board can move forward without him while praising staff.
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Frederick
Bowers
Tye
Public Education
Frederick County
James Freeman
Middletown High School
Sharon Jackson
Kissinger Seeks Aid For Syria
Secretary Kissinger said he would ask Congress for 100 million dollars in foreign aid for Syria if a disengagement accord with Israel is reached. He told the House committee no commitments were made for Syria during his Middle East trip. One hundred million would come from a 4.2 billion foreign aid package as a special requirements fund to back the peace process.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Syria
Israel
Middle East
Kissinger
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Tsiad
Motives Sought In Fort Detrick Triple Homicide
Police investigate a Fort Detrick employee, Wilson, for the deaths of his wife Cynthia Bell Wilwa and two mess hall workers at West Noe, amid a shooting spree. Investigators note complex possible factors and racial overtones are not indicated.
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Detrick
Plusa
West Noel
Rges
Wilber
Ens B
Frederick Ci Palice
Wilson
Dugen
Wilen
Magaba
Nixon Warns Middies Of Isolationism
President Nixon told 920 Naval Academy graduates that a new wave of isolationism threatens America while defending détente. He warned against retreat from world responsibilities and cited risks of a global arms race and domestic meddling in Soviet Jewish emigration. He outlined a broad Middle East tour to build on Kissinger disengagement agreements and hinted at restoring relations with Damascus during his Syria visit.
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Annapolis
Nixon
Naval Academy Midshipmen
America
United States
Naval Academy
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
White House
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Israel
Jordan
U.S
Kissinger
Washington
Salzburg
Austria
Cairo
Damascus
House Panel Probes Nixon Milk Deal
The House Judiciary Committee examines Nixon 1971 milk price increases and a reported $2 million pledge from dairy co-ops to Nixon’s 1972 campaign. The panel also reviews antitrust settlement with ITT and whether Colson will testify, with focus on dairy industry influence and White House contacts.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Charles W. Colson
White House
Peter W. Rodino Jr
DNJ
Colson
Judiciary Committee
Associated Milk Producers Inc
AMPI
Clifford Hardin
Cotson
Hardin
Congress
Murray M. Chotiner
Mixon
North Frederick Elementary students create school coat of arms
Under art teacher Judy Bacorn and principal Dwight McRoy a class of 29 at North Frederick Elementary designed and built an official school coat of arms. Students studied heraldry, choosing symbols to reflect family and school heritage. Three students later donated extra hours after school to finalize the design for the school.
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North Frederick School
North Frederick
Seth
Judy Bacorn
Ted Meek
Dwight McRoy Wright
Brad Peterson
Robert
Jester
Peterson
Michelle Ramirez
Neil Sandler
Market dips after brief rally on rate fears
The New York stock market turned downward after a two day rally as investors grew anxious about interest rate prospects. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 5.04 points to 2206.00 in the first half hour of trading after a two session rise.
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New York
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Young
PSC
Rob Macdoug
Montgomery County
Potomac Edison Company
Nanto
Potomac Edison
Vince Gilbert
Erick Wisner
Frederick County Day Care Center
Jefferson Street
Amos L. Brown
Bowers Cities
Ofler
Prys
Wilee
Puet
Magahit
Hanna
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Soviet Union
House
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