Zoning Moratorium Discussed by COG Members
COG considered a six month zoning moratorium to curb rapid growth and piecemeal changes. debates centered on health, sewer issues, state law timing, and the need for public hearing before county action. The group approved monthly meetings to handle rising agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Price
Zimmerman
Way
Adamstown
COG
Lawrence Dorsey
Black
Lawrence Johnson
Elaine Simons
Municipal League of Maryland
Frederick County
Crime Committee
Franklin Shaw
New Market
Maryland
Johnson
Montgomery County
Richard Winn
Walkersville
Land Holding Bill Advances
ANNAPOLIS AP Legislation to require all elected officials in Maryland to make semi annual public reports of their real estate holdings has received preliminary approval in the Senate. The measure was advanced after opponents failed to add amendments. If approved in the Senate it may not survive the House of Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
Julian L. Lapides
D-Balto
House of Delegates
Suburban Kiwanis To Hear Energy Conservation Talk
Ms. Jo Mullendore of Potomac Edison will speak on conserving electrical energy at the Kiwanis Club of Suburban Frederick meeting. The new evening club gathers at 6 30 p.m. at Emi's Italian Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Mullendore
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Senate Halts Effort To Limit Debate in Maryland Senate
Annapolis AP report says Maryland Senate leaders abandoned a bid to change rules for limiting debate after failing to secure 29 votes. The plan would have required 32 votes to invoke cloture. leaders aim to revisit at the 1974 session when a simple majority may suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Annapolis
Maryland Senate
George E. Snyder
D-Washington
William S&. James
D-Harford
Prince Georges County
Waterfowl Shortage Blamed On Poor Nesting In Canada
ANNAPOLIS AP Poor nesting conditions in Canada rather than a dwindling food supply on the Eastern Shore are blamed for a decline in migrating waterfowl through Maryland. Ralph A. Bitely of the Department of Natural Resources testified that there is plenty of food for ducks geese and swans in Maryland, and the real problem is in Canada where the birds nest. He spoke during a Senate committee hearing on a bill to legalize private feeding of wild waterfowls in Maryland. Senator Markus argued that geese left water for corn and ducks for wheat while lawmakers raised concerns about federal baiting statutes, with conservationist Sherley Ewing defending baiting for wildlife management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Canada
Maryland
Ralph A. Bitely
Department of Natural Resources
Senate Economic Affairs Committee
Prairie Provinces
Bitely
Senate
William S. James
D-Harford
Frederick C. Markus
Lower Shore
Markus
Harry J. McGuirk
D-Balto
Sherley Ewing
Ewing
Ligon Named Oil and Gas Office Director
Secretary Morton named 31 year old Duke R. Ligon as director of the Office of Oil and Gas. Ligon, from Chevy Chase, will oversee federal oil and gas programs and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
Duke R. Ligon
Office of Oil and Gas
Ligon
Chevy Chase
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Carroll Manor Association
Caroline Price
Point of Rocks
Health Department
Commission
James Black
Thurmont
Burkittsville
Lawrence Way
Dorsey
County Commission
Medicare
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harford County
Memorial Hospital
Petersville Road
B Street
Brunswick
Katharine van Holten
Dennis Miller
Valley Concrete
Maryland Avenue
Toyota
Chrstopher Custer
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Frederick Area
Hillside Coal
Hillside Coal & Oil CO
Dupont Free
Cotillion Construction
Alex Gadomski
Homelite
Oren
Imon & Fitl Tos
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
W. Patrick ST
East Street
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