PE official warns PE would go broke without fuel adjustment
In Hagerstown, Potomac Edison executive vice president John M. McCardell says removing the fuel adjustment clause would leave the utility broke in a couple of months. He defends PE’s 22 percent rate hike before the Public Service Commission and explains the need to pay off over 45 million dollars in short term borrowings while stressing lower residential rates for the average Maryland customer.
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Ford outlines plan for $2 billion highway program per year
President Ford probes a new federal highway program to return half of the four cent per gallon gasoline tax to states for road use. The plan would let states spend funds as they choose, with no fixed matching requirements, as Indiana Governor Otis Bowen notes diverts tax flows to other states amid interstate progress. Ford also discusses Indochina policy while stressing security risks if Cambodia falls.
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Stolen Band Gear Hits The Countrymen Campers
Ezra W. Blank Jr. reports The Countrymen's camper outside his Shookstown home was raided last Tuesday morning, with five guitars two amplifiers and six harmonicas missing. total value near $3000. band insured for instrumental gear owned by Blank. thieves bypassed his costly steel guitar. authorities unclear with state police lines and no immediate official report.
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Senate approves local gambling bill for Frederick County
The Maryland Senate passed Bill 1012 by 15 to 0, allowing private clubs such as veterans and volunteer firemen organizations to sponsor certain games of chance for charity. The measure moves to a Frederick County delegation select committee and faces House action expected to favor passage. An identical Washington County bill won 373 to 0, and Sen. Thomas announced a Senate resolution honoring the late John A. Derr.
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Senate tax cut debate begins
Inside The News notes the Senate opens discussions on tax relief measures as lawmakers argue over fiscal priorities. A2 Saigon braces for potential enemy attacks highlights regional tension. Weather today expected cloudy with mid 50s, tonight rain, Wednesday showers with highs in the low 50s. Mark Twain quote closes the snippet.
Ford presses on with Cambodia aid despite Democratic opposition
After a White House session with House and Senate leaders, President Ford is urged to abandon Cambodia aid but officials say he remains determined. GOP leaders report Defense Secretary Schlesinger warns of dwindling ammo in Phnom Penh and collapsing morale, while Democrats largely reject new U.S. military backing for Cambodia.
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City cab drivers oppose bus subsidy
A group of taxicab drivers oppose a plan to subsidize a privately owned city bus service run by B. D. Gladhill. Gladhill asked the mayor and aldermen for a $500 monthly subsidy to cover deficits, while cab drivers argue public funds should not back private transport.
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EPA withdraws bids for Ballenger Creek STP amid historic site clash
The Ballenger Creek sewage treatment plant faced a halt as the EPA withdrew authorization to advertise bids citing a conflict with the National Historic Preservation Act and concerns over its location near the Monocacy Battlefield. Officials warned construction could be delayed up to a year with potential cost increases.
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