Lake Linganore residents consider funding major repairs
Lake Linganore lot owners may be asked to create a contingency fund to cover major water and sewer system repairs in the 64 home development. Officials from the state health department and other agencies met to discuss a possible county or state takeover of the utilities, rate control, and a draft contract to protect homeowners and the county. The meeting followed a push by county commissioners to reopen talks with Phoenix Utilities as the moratorium on new growth remains in force due to capacity limits.
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Motorist unharmed after Maryland crash injures pole
West Virginia man Marvin Francis Hite of Hedgesville was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital after his 1971 Buick Skylark left Md. 26, struck and severed a utility pole on Liberty Road near Chestnut Street and Broadview Acres. The car overturned and traveled 111 feet. Hite was charged with failure to drive in a designated lane as Deputy Melvin Trail investigates.
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Freeland Seen Best Bet For Rockville Mayor Seat
Freeland, an Air Force veteran and Rockville councilman, appears headed to the mayoralty after IFR nomination with no opposition. Filing closes April 1 as opponents push rival Town Center plans and mall revit ilization amid housing and traffic concerns in Rockville.
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Bohrer delays Gaithersburg mayor bid and backs Goldensohn
Gaithersburg City Councilmember W Edward Bohrer will not run for mayor this year, opting to stay on the council and support incumbent Bruce A Goldensohn. He plans to run for mayor in four years as several potential candidates emerge, including Kay Bowling, Charles J Magazine, and Lee Weeks, while Katz and Kildee seek re election.
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House committee OKs waste site proposal
A House Interior Committee approved a bill directing the president to pick a permanent nuclear waste site by March 30, 1987 and to ban sites in densely populated areas. The plan would require both houses to approve overrides of state rejections, fund much of the construction costs from the nuclear power industry, and allow initial site use by 1988. The bill mirrors a Senate proposal and follows other fiscal policy debates and public notices.
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