Mandel laments EPA delays threaten costly projects
Mandel warns that EPA inertia drives up costs as sewerage and water projects stall. He cites $5B nationwide cut to $2.5B, no permits approved, and 13 month应用 times for storage plants versus 6.5 years for highways. He urges faster rules and potential automatic permit grants after set response time.
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Mandel
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Sec
William Buckleshouse
EPA
General Assembly
White House
Local defendants face district court trial dates this April
Multiple individuals were charged in district court actions this week. Charles Edward Haller of Park Place is charged with speeding and has a trial set for April 10 on North Market Street. Jack Friedman faces charges of telephone misuse with no trial date yet. Harvey Woodrow Dixon, 19, of Rt. 4 Frederick, is charged with spinning wheels on West South Street and has a trial scheduled for April 24. Edgar Eugene Crutchley of Spring Garden Estates Walkersville is charged with turning a red light at Patrick and Market streets and has a trial on April 30. A man injured earlier this morning has a trial date set for April 17.
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North Market Street
Charles Edward Haller
Park Place
Jack Friedman
Harvey Woodrow Dixon
Rt. 4
Frederick
West South Street
Edgar Eugene Crutchley
Spring Garden Estates
Walkersville
Patrick and
Market Streets
Ear biting and self amputation in Yugoslavia incident
In Sremska Mitrovica, Slobodan Vasic bit his friend Dane Zatar during a drunken quarrel and then cut off his own ear with a knife after apologizing. Dane refused reconciliation saying, You made me ugly. The two remain friends.
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Sremska Mitrovica
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Vasic
Dane Zatar
Slobodan
Dane
Charges Placed In Bus Shooting in Maryland
Harrison J. Dailey, 22, of Baltimore is held on 50000 bond in Prince Georges Jail on charges of shooting a fellow passenger to death aboard a Greyhound bus en route to Baltimore from Washington. Police say the 6:15 p.m. shooting near Laurel forced the driver to stop the bus at gunpoint and no other passengers were injured. The victim's identity was not released pending relatives’ notification.
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Upper Marlboro
Harrison J. Dailey
Baltimore
Prince Georges County
Greyhound
Dailey
Baltimore Washington Parkway
Washington
Laurel
Sewage Plant Project Moves Forward Amid County City Talks
The Frederick County Maryland sewer commission votes to proceed with designing a new Monocacy interceptor and plant shared with the city. They hire Whitman Reynardt to design and approve interim terms while awaiting full policies. The panel also delays Walker sville area requests and approves a 23-home Westview tap-in under an old verbal agreement.
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Commission
Calvin Sayler
Magaha
Frank Cook
John Warfield
Cook
Whitman - Reynardt Engineering
Lexington Village
Walkersville
MSC
County Board of Education
Westview
G. Hunter Bowers
Bowers
Sayler
Prater Testifies In Yablonski Case
In Erie Pennsylvania William J Prater testifies in the Yablonski murder case. The government alleges retired miners on a District 19 committee aided the killings by routing union funds for false travel expenses. Albert Pass denies involvement saying the committee aimed to recruit nonunion miners.
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Erie
Yablonski
William J. Prater
United Mine Workers District 19
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
Prater
Tennessee-Kentucky
District 19
Albert Pass
Heirarchy
Pass
UMW International Board
UMW International
Nixon seeks broad tariff powers to bolster trade talks
President Nixon promised Congress strong backing for new authority to adjust tariffs on all imports to aid international talks. House Ways and Means Chairman Mills supported broad leeway to raise, cut, or impose duties, calling the plan the Fair Trade Act. He noted European nations aim to start talks by September to avoid blame for delays.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Mills
Executive Department
Nixons Invite POWs To Party At White House Lawn
Ident and Mrs Nixon invite all freed American prisoners of war to a May 24 party on the White House lawn. The men will receive a foreign policy briefing from the President, Secretary Rogers, and Henry Kissinger while Mrs Nixon hosts a reception and mansion tour for their wives.
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Washington
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