People's Counsel challenges Potomac Edison's rate hike request
The Maryland Office of People's Counsel urges the Public Service Commission to reject Potomac Edison's proposed 4.44 million to 4.64 million rate increase, arguing existing rates already offer a reasonable opportunity to earn the authorized return. If disagreed, PE should be allowed only 3.02 million, with critics calling PE's power sale forecasts overly conservative. The PSC commissioners are expected to issue a ruling by March 1.
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Baltimore
State Office of People’s Counsel
Maryland Public Service Commission
PSC
Potomac Edison
Thomas C. Gorak
People's Counsel
Maryland
Gorak
People’s Counsel
Eastaleo Aluminum Company
Brunswick lifts water-use ban amid conservation push
Brunswick ends the water-use ban first put in place January 20 due to leaks in spring lines. Mayor Jess D. Orndorff urged ongoing conservation as about 350 000 gallons a day are drawn from two main springs, with normal Potomac levels returning and recent rains aiding recovery. The Brunswick Municipal line serves about 2 000 households and businesses in the city and nearby areas, including New Addition, Knoxville, Rosemont, Washington County and parts of Loudoun County Virginia.
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Brunswick
At & A.m
Jess D. Orndorff
Orndorff
Potomac
Brunswick Municipal
New Addition
Knoxville
Rosemont
Washington County
Loudoun County
Virginia
Virginia Springs
Potomac River
Orndortt
Weather Update and Odd Text Fragments
The fragmented OCR reads as a weather note with windy conditions and forecasted precipitation risk. Obvious garbled names and nonsensical phrases follow, including references to GK Chesterton and forgotten god, not connected to a coherent report.
Heavy fighting reported in eastern El Salvador towns
Government troops and jets repelled weekend attacks on San Lorenzo and Santo Domingo in San Vicente province as peasants flee toward San Salvador. A military spokesman spoke of an army cleanup operation and said there are wounded but gave no casualty figures. Rebels, seeking a Marxist government, had planned a new offensive but issued no communiques. Continued on Page 4-2.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
International Socialist Organization
Willy Brandt
United States
Nicaragua
San Lorenzo
Santo Domingo
San Vicente
Reagan seeks local support against political gauntlet
President Reagan told urban officials the economic program faces a political gauntlet of interest groups that threaten recovery. He urged backing from local leaders while warning that Congress and groups may block needed budget cuts, tax reforms, and regulatory overhauls to stabilize the economy.
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Washington
Reagan
National League of Cities
Congress
Paul C. Clark Announces Run for Frederick City Alderman
Paul C. Clark a 35 year old realtor and Democrat declared Monday his intention to seek an alderman seat in Frederick's November city election. In a prepared statement Clark cited concerns for growth and long range planning, urging practical civic involvement to improve living standards. He noted his University of Baltimore education in business management and his service in real estate firms and local associations.
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Paul C. Clark
Frederick
Clark
West Second Street
Alderman
Frederck
Prederick
Unversity of
Baltimore
Severa
Lee
Ark
Io Frederick Artutet Tedusities Inc
Wolfe
Matan
Sheehar Real
Vce
Clark Helds
Navona It Attute of Realtors
County Board of Realtors
Frederick Management
Robin Paul Chifforey
Margaret Anne
Judah Bo
Man accused in Curb death free on bond
A Silver Spring man formerly convicted of murdering a Myersville gas station attendant is free on a $60,000 bond pending a new trial in Anne Arundel County. James Thomas Porter, 23, was released after more than two years in jail. his prior conviction was overturned by a Court of Special Appeals ruling that tossed out a confession and the murder weapon discovery. Porter faces new trial in the Culle case, father of seven killed while moonlighting at the Myersville Exxon Station.
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Silver Spring
Myersville
Anne Arundel County
James Thomas Porter
Court of Special Appeals
Porter
John Robert Culle
Exxon
Maryland
Poland braces for meat rationing amid unrest and bloc drill
Poland moves toward nationwide meat rationing to calm protests while Western officials report about 35,000 Soviet Bloc troops in Poland begin joint Warsaw Pact maneuvers likely lasting up to ten days. The Soviet force presence along the border, massing near height of labor unrest, raises Western fears of intervention. The government says coupons for meat will start a three month program from April 1, with sugar allotments halved today.
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Warsaw
Poland
Vienna
Soviet Union
United States
Students call for mass march in Atlanta
Atlanta student leaders from local colleges urge a national turnout for a March 15 mass march to protest the slayings and disappearances of 21 black children in the area. A several hundred strong Sunday rally moved from the Capitol to the MLK Jr. chapel on Morehouse campus as part of the call.
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Atlanta
Association of Christian Student Leaders
Save
Kenneth Flowers
Morehouse College
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr. Chapel
Morehouse Co
California Storm Hauls Rain Snow and Damage
A powerful storm drenched California with up to 2 inches of rain and 2 feet of snow in places while southern Utah and western Arizona faced lingering showers and gusty winds. A skier died in an avalanche on Mount Baldy and a boy drifted into a storm channel with Goodyear Blimp damage reported. Flooding damaged homes near Lake Elsinore as rain spread to the Texas Panhandle and eastern Colorado.
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Mount Baldy
Goodyear
California
Utah
Arizona
Lake Elsinore
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lght Show
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic States
Great Lakes Tegi
Native West
Bite No Sevice
Cane
Three wounded in Mardi Gras parade shooting
In New Orleans a parade shooting left three people wounded on Mardi Gras day. Police say the incident disrupted festivities as investigators seek suspects and determine motive.
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New Orleans
Sat Mohan
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Goes Unclear
An unreadable OCR passage mentions various disjointed words and likely names but provides no coherent events or facts to summarize. The text appears corrupted with stray letters and inconsistent capitalization, offering little usable information for a proper news item.
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Elmer Derr Road
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Lloyd Batzler
News-Post
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David Lesher
Catoctin Mountain Ark
Lesher
Inside the News
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GK Chesterton
Astro-Graph
Sereerries
Niles
Abey Sim
Jack
CAS
Captaved Om
Ped C. Clark
George Dorsey
National — World
The
Associated Press
API
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Wieczynski
Henry Beavehalf
Guards
George Corts
Sociary
Bashington
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