Officials agree to delay opening power plant near Cumberland
An agreement announced Friday will push back the Warrior Run co generation plant opening to October 1 1999 delaying 180 megawatts of capacity. The four year deferral could save Maryland customers up to 150 million over 30 years and keep 800 construction jobs and 65 permanent positions.
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Cumberland
Annapolis
Maryland
Potomac Edison
Eustalco Aluminum
Westvaco
Applied Energy Services Inc
People’s Counsel
Maryland Public Service Commission
Warrior Run
Applied Energy Services
Arlington, Va
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick Washington
Western
John Hafer
Allegany
Garrett
Frederick
Washington
Carroll
AES
Cyndi Shoop
Ms. Shoop
Funeral notices batch for several Maryland area residents
Funeral services held March 12 for Catherine Fritz Hollenbaugh of Lewistown at Etchison Memorial Chapel. Also honored were Emory M. Gilbert of Myersville, John Gertenbach of Frederick, and Paul Hite of Brunswick with interments in local cemeteries and services led by area pastors. Additional notices correct omissions for Anita Riggles Hoyer and announce postponement of Dan Keeney's memorial service due to weather. Bearers, honors, and assisting funeral homes listed for each.
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Catherine Fritz Hollenbaugh
Hessong Bridge Road
Lewistown
Etchison Memorial
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
E. Church St
Frederick
James M. Ritenour
John C. Poston
Charles E. Green
W. Dwight Mullican
Larry L. Howard
William M. Stull
Union Chapel Cemetery
Daysville
Emory M. “Hank” Gilbert
Coxey Brown Road
Myersville
Harmony Cemetery
C. Basil Grossnickle
Gilbert
Dorothy Virginia Gladhill Grossnickle
Donald B. Thompson
Middletown
John Gertenbach
John Peter Gertenbach
Stonehaven Lane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Wayne G. Funk
Donald Paul Gertenbach
Eric Daniels
Owen Conway
Michael Conway
David Adams
Michael Knoll
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Dan Franklin Keeney
Hill and Wood Funeral Home
Charlottesville
Paul “Sandy” Hite
Brunswick
John T. Williams
Wendell McClellan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Knoxville
Tim Twigg
Russell Twigg
Donald Sigler
Donnie Sigler
Mark Sigler
Alan Hite
Steadman- Keenan
American Legion
James Roby
Mildred Roby
Leo Myers
Ted Lackey
Gilbert Cooper
Rick Scarlett
Bill Kidwiler
Allen
Red Phillips
Brian Blough
Elwood
Wineholt
Belle E. Bledsoe
Bittle Road
Ricketts
William Garland
John Kurlinsky
Obey Bledsoe Jr
James Bledsoe
Jason Care
Jerry Quesenberry
Obed Brandenburg
Greg Bell
Old Shady Mill Cemetery
Elsie V. Scarpaci
Woodbine
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Jerry Baugher
Frederick County lawmakers back 65 mph speed limit bill
The Frederick County delegation voted four for a bill raising interstate speed limits to 65 mph outside cities north of Gaithersburg on I 270 and west of Ellicott City on I 70. Senate panel dismissed a plan to make square dancing the state folk dance as frivolous amid bigger budget concerns.
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Frederick County
Gaithersburg
Ellicott City
Senate Economic and Environmental Affairs
Aspin push for defense jobs amid base closures
Defense chief Aspin says closures are needed to match budget cuts and troop reductions after the Cold War. The Base Closure and Realignment Commission has until June 30 to act, with recommendations to President Clinton. Aspin urged either acceptance or possible changes before Congress.
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Aspin
Independent Base Closure and Realignment Commission
Clinton
Greenspan backs long term gains from defense cuts
Federal Reserve Chairman Greenspan said Clinton defense reductions will slow near term growth but boost long term US economy by freeing resources for capital and labor. He cited base closures in San Diego and broader Pentagon cuts, noting headwinds from real estate, foreign economies, and credit. He warned of potential temporary setbacks despite a 1992 GDP surge and ongoing expansion.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Clinton
U.S
Greenspan
San Diego
California
Pentagon
Naval Training Center
Central Bank
Independent Bankers Association of America
Germany
Japan
Labor Department
Ter
Fed
Department
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Eastalco
Jerry Doubroff
Catherine Hollenbaugh
Mr. Emory Gilbert
Anita Riggles Hoyer
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Kathleene Kolb Fowler
Jeanette Kolb Cobb
Paul Hite
Mrs. Belle Bledsoe
Elsie Scarpaci
James Ett Automotive
Auto Ae Eti
BM cRevers
Cooke Robert Hooper
Wonder Book & Video
Lus
Ag Wweet Tsw
Patrice Steening Cardilf
Prospect Maza
Spm
SUN Sports
W. Patrick St
Adviferen
Burchas
Victor Cullen
Weinberg Center
Nazi Germany
Weinberg
Senate
House
House Ways and Means
Congress
Naval Electronics Systems Engineering Activity
St. Inigoes
Naval Surface Warfare
White Oak
Bruce
Frame
Weoman
Peto
Speman
Abel & Brit
Lew Offices
Abell & Bn
Lew
Dirthur W. Boyce
Arthur W. Boyce
Freder
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Alexandra Walker
Butterfly Lane
Dana Cable
Hood College
Rosenstock Auditorium
Psychology Department of
Psychiatric Unit
West Seventh Street
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