Planners OK Six Sewage Plants At Twenty Million
County Planning Commission approves six wastewater facilities with total capacity 10.23 mgd and a near 102,300 person coverage based on per capita water use. Adamstown project excluded from CIP funding, $20.84 million in other costs funded by bonds. Completion slated FY 1976 77 for most plants, FY 78 for the Frederick Metros plant.
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County Planning Commission
Adamstown
Metropolitan Commission
Frederick
Metro
Norman Todd
Jefferson
Broadview Acres
Libertytown
Bush Creek
Monrovia
Myersville Council Prods Engineering Firm Over Sewer Plant
Mayor Claude Keller and the council demanded a letter outlining Van Reuth and Weidner Inc responsibilities for the 1.2 million sewer treatment facility. They withhold 11 000 and 5 000 from Van Reuth and Engleside Construction until EPA standards are met, citing reluctance to meet officials and incomplete remedial work.
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Myersville
Claude Keller
David Yinger
van Reuth and Weidner, Inc
van Reuth and Weidner
van Reuth
Yinger
Engleside
State and Environmental Protection Agency
Donegeil
Virts seeks seventh term in state delegate race
Del. C Clifton Virts files for re election to a seventh four year term. The Democrat first elected in 1946 says he plans to run on his record and has served as Frederick County Legislative Delegation chairman since 19 6. He has sat on the House Judiciary Committee since 1947 and on the Legislative Council of the General Assembly. He was chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Militia and State Police for four years before it was split.
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C. Clifton Virts
Virts
Frederick County
House Judiciary Committee
Legislative Council of the
General Assembly
House
Veterans, Militia, and State Police
Wall Street Stock Market Slips Early Trading Dramatically
New York traders weigh a possible downtrend as interest rate signals cloud sentiment. The Dow Jones average fell 9.15 points to 412.93 in the first half hour, with the losers leading gainers by a wide margin on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
U S 15 road plans discussed tonight at Catoctin High
Six proposed routes for U S 15 in northern Frederick County will be opened for public discussion at a 7 30 p m hearing at Catoctin High School. Plans include four to widen along the current road and three to relocate near Thurmont with controlled access. Copies are on display in Frederick and Thurmont libraries and offices.
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State Highway Administration
Catoctin High School
Frederick
Putman Road
Pennsylvania
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Catoctin Furnace
Highway Administration Office
Thurmom Library
Thurmont Town
C. Burr Artz
Nixon Arrives in Cairo for Middle East Mission
President Nixon lands in Cairo amid vast crowds and a warm welcome from President Anwar Sadat as he begins a two day visit. Kissinger's wiretapping controversy shadows the trip while Egyptian and U.S. officials view the visit as a new era in relations.
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Nixon
Sadat
Kabbah Palace
U.S
Will Y
Egypt
Salzburg
Austria
Pat
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Cairo
Congress examines Kissinger wiretap role amid denial
Rep. Joshua Eilberg says materials prove Kissinger ordered national security wiretaps despite his refusal. Senate committee reviews Kissinger testimony on taps linked to May 1969 to February 1971, with FBI memos and Washington Post accounts suggesting Kissinger initiated multiple wiretaps on officials and newsmen.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Joshua Eilbere
House Judiciary
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Salzburg
Austria
FBI
Post
New York Times
Cambodia
Hoover
John N. Mitchell
White House
Brunswick City Council Adopts 1974 Budget Worth 495000
Brunswick mayor declares the 1974 75 budget the largest in town history as the council votes unanimously to approve 495000 in expenditures. Expected revenue reaches 427500 with a 60800 year over year rise and a 17600 deficit funded from surplus. Property taxes rise about 41600 to 206600 with sanitation and waste removal showing the largest expense increase.
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Brunswick
Jess D. Orndorff
Carmack-Jay's Opens Second Frederick Store Tuesday
Carmack-Jay's will open its second Frederick supermarket next Tuesday June 18 with a 9 a.m. grand opening in the Shoppers Work Center on US 90 West. The 26,000 square foot facility will operate 24 hours daily except Sunday and employ over 80 people.
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Carmack-Jay’s
Frederick
Shoppers Work Center
US 90 West
Coval
Les Walker
Young blasts PSC over underground wiring plan delays
Mayor Janale N. Young says the State Public Service Commission is stalling on undergrounding utility wires. He cites a misread PSC letter and insists the 1948 Potomac Edison contract requires undergrounding if the PSC rules so, while PSC references Senate Bill 605 pending House and Governor action.
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Neil Sandler
Janale N. Young
State Public Service Commission
PSC
Young
Frederick
Robert L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Potomac Edison Co
Senate
House
Commission Recommends Higher Parking Fines
The city parking commission voted to raise the nighttime illegal parking fine from one to three dollars and to eliminate exemptions. It also formed a committee to locate vacant lots for potential parking and to contact owners.
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City Parking Commission
Board
Heir
Parking Commission
Commission
Donald Hiltner
North Market Street
Arthur Rickell
Ford seeks Democratic Central Committee seat in Frederick County
Wilbur Leonard Ford Jr. 36 of Buckeystown announces candidacy for the Democratic Central Committee in the September primary. He says he can help recommend qualified people for boards and commissions and urges citizen voting participation county wide. Ford is a Buckeystown precinct chairman.
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Wilbur Leonard Ford Jr
Buckeystown
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Ford
Frederick High
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