Dams plan sparks mixed views in Frederick County Maryland
Maryland officials and delegates aired positions on the Army Engineers Monocacy and Seneca River dams. Frederick County opponents warned of land flooding and condemned land use while supporters pressed for water conservation and recreation. A Baltimore police shooting also noted with Patrolman Bahnline hospitalized and Sgt Avo held for questioning.
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Baltimore (Ap
George F. Bahnline Jr
Raymond Charles Avo
Bahnline
Ad Police Department
Officials Discuss Dam Project
Frederick County officials and city representatives met at Winchester Hall with State Senator Derr and delegates to review Army Engineers proposals for a high Seneca Dam and a Monocacy River Six’s Bridge dam. James O’Donnell of the Maryland State Planning Commission chaired the 2 pm session to gauge local sentiment for a July report to Governor Tawes.
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Army Engineers
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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White House
Seneca
Montgomery County
Frederick County
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Planning Commission
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Monocacy River
Derr
Potomac
County Planning Commission
John A. Derr
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Robert A Whiteford
Monocacy
James O'Donnell
Maryland State Planning Commission
Winchester Hall
J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore patrolman charged with homicide after scuffle
Patrolman Glen Russell, 23, was charged with homicide in the death of 44-year-old Louis C. Petty following a Saturday night scuffle. Petty died in a hospital yesterday as city officials call for investigations beyond the police department. Separately in Pennsylvania, Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower was named co chairman of Scholars for Scranton to boost Gov. William Scranton's presidential bid, joining Dr. Malcolm Moos to lead the committee.
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Glen Russell
Louis C. Petty
Scranton
Harrisburg
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Eisenhower
Malcolm Moos
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Democratic Delegate Tawney Resigns After Plea Acceptance
Chester W. Tawney, Baltimore 3rd District Democrat, resigned from the Maryland House of Delegates after Criminal Court Judge H Har old Grady accepted a no contest plea to conspiracy to obstruct justice on the condition of a seven day resignation letter. Tawney filed a copy of the resignation letter with Gov. Tawes on Monday.
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Chester W. Tawney
Maryland House of Delegates
Criminal Court
H. Harold Grady
Tawney
Gov. Tawes
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