Residents Seek Injunction to Halt Underground Wiring Plan
Eighteen Frederick residents ask Circuit Court for an injunction to stop the $680,000 South Market Street underground wiring project funded by General Purposes Bonds 1975. They challenge the project, PSC assessment, and legality, naming the mayor, aldermen, treasurer, and utility companies.
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Circuit Court
South Market Street
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Robert E. Dailey Sr
Charles P. Staley
Maurice
Robert D. Osburn Jr
Zimmerman, Aldridge & Dwyer
Potomac Edison Co
C&P Telephone Co
Frederick Cablevision
Maryland Public Service Commission
PSC
Dailey
Ronald N. Young
Market Street
Clarke Place
Madisor Street
Patrick Street
city
Judge rules county water sewerage plan unconstitutional
In Frederick County a Maryland circuit judge declared a section of state health department planning regulations for county water and sewer facilities unconstitutional and invalid. The ruling challenges the Comprehensive Water and Sewerage Plan statewide and cites vagueness and conflict with state statute Article 43.
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Montgomery County
Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Frederick County
Ralph G. Shure
Frederick
Maryland
Montgomery
Prince George's
Shure
Harry DeMoil
Health Department
DeMoll
state Health Department
News-Post
Maryland Court of Appeals
Zimmerman, Aldridge and Dwyer
Duane and Lee Moyer, Shields Inc
Liberty East Limited Partnership
Moyer and Shields
Liberty East
Board of County Commissioners
Comprehensive Water
Storm delivers heavy June rainfall across county
A recent storm brought more rain with an unofficial half inch locally and over 4.75 inches statewide in June. Forecasts predict a brief lull then a fast-moving system Sunday night and a cooler, showery week with highs in the 80s and lows near 60. Frederick logged about 1.2 inches in the last two days.
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Frederick
Friday the 13th in Frederick sparks mixed beliefs and a wedding
A Frederick survey finds residents split on Friday the 13th with comments ranging from pay day to birthday dates. Psychology Today notes Friday the 13th cost U S business about 500 million yearly as some stay home while a Miami man and Tampa woman wed seeking an unusual date and horoscope luck.
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Frederick
Allan Creed
Wyngate Drive
Allan
Donald Wachter Sr
North Market Street
Donald Wachter Jr
Wachter
Lew Esterly
Esterly
Lew
Tina Crouse
South Street
Red Barn
Tina
Psychology Today magazine
Greece
Robert Speeding
Miami
Fla
Carol Capp
Tampa
PE continues work on underground wiring project in Frederick
PE will push ahead with the South Market Street underground wiring project until a court issues an injunction. City officials say no stop order has been received and work will continue Monday weather permitting while the suit filed by 18 residents seeks responses within 15 days after the first Monday in July.
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Potomac Edison Company
South Market Street
W. Carlisle Fisher
Maryland Public Service Commission
Robert L. Strine
Strine
Ronald N. Young
C&P Telephone Company
Frederick Cablevision
W. Milner Roberts
Roberts
Ford proposes tax breaks to spur new power plants
President Ford vows to push liberalized tax writeoffs and tax deferred dividends to accelerate utility plant construction and coal conversion. A 12 percent investment tax credit is urged with reinvested dividends on new issue stock tax deferred, extending five year pollution control writeoffs beyond December 31.
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WASHINGTON
Ford
labor management committee
Secretary of Labor
John Dunlop
pro
labor-management committee
Congress
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
Bell & History Days celebrates Frederick with weekend events
Festivities begin tonight with bells tolling across Frederick County and continue through Sunday with a packed program. Forecast calls for warm, partly cloudy weather and a small chance of rain. Highlights include a Saturday parade at 10 30, arts and crafts at Memorial Park, historic tours, a flea market, carillon concerts, and a regional antique auto show at The Great Frederick Fairgrounds with 600 exhibitors. Rose Hill Manor hosts family activities including milking demonstrations, dairy demos by 4 H clubs, ice cream making, and farm exhibitions. Sunday adds a small gasoline engine show and jousting demonstrations by the Maryland State Jousting Assn.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Bell & History Days Committee
Memorial Park
Rose Hill Manor
Schifferstadt
B &O
Abraham Lincoln
Bell & History Days
Great Frederick Fairgrounds
United States
Bertha Kennedy
Maryland
Maryland State Jousting Assn
Inside The News House Refuses Gas-Guzzler Tax
The article reports House opposition to a tax targeting fuel inefficient cars and notes related policy debates affecting energy and transportation priorities.
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HOUSE
Weather and market notes mix in today’s brief report
Partly cloudy and warm today with highs in the mid to upper 20s and fair tonight with lows in the 60s. Saturday looks mostly sunny with highs around 85. In New York the stock market drifted lower with the Dow at 816.48, down 2.82, as losers led gainers 43 to 1. Trading was quiet.
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NEW YORK
New York Stock Exchange
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Edward P. Thomas
Annapolis
Ijamsville
Chessie
Reich
Ford Road
Reich’s Ford
Amos L. Brown
Bell & History
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Rose Hill
Dale Hevner
Inside The News
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