PE pulls plug on third Eastalco potline speculation
Eastalco faces a potential shift as the third potline project worth about 105 million dollars encounters last minute funding doubts. AlmaX and Howmet Aluminum consider options to keep the line alive while PE cautions it would strain its capacity and may delay production timelines. The Bechtel built line began in April and workers faced possible layoff as negotiations continue.
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Lee to sign tax relief package in Maryland
Acting Gov. Blair Lee II planned to sign a $77 million property tax relief package among 24 bills. The package expands the circuit breaker and extends the 15 percent cap on assessment increases while adding a 10 percent rollback for owner occupied homes. It also restricts utility rate hikes tied to fuel costs and shifts a new Baltimore state prison location.
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Bourland Poole and Crum elected at Walkersville
In Walkersville Bourland Jr Poole and Crum were elected to town offices after a campaign that included second terms for Bourland and Crom. About 58 of 275 registered voters cast ballots at the fire hall with Annette Guilfoyle Harry Smith and Mrs Ron Hunt serving as judges. Write ins included Kenneth Martz Gilmore Trout Lawrence Roller Luther Horine and Herman Shelton. Bourland won on 57 of the 58 ballots.
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Burgess Orney
Bourland Jr
Sewa
Goon Goun
Fests Wit Thos
Crom
Annette Guilfoyle
Harry 0. Smith
Ron Hunt
Kenneth Martz
Gilmore Trout
Lawrence Roller
Luther Horine
Herman Shelton
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Stocks Slip After Five Month High In New York
The stock market fell in active trading after a five month high on Monday. The Dow Jones industrial average, which had risen to its highest close since November 25, dropped 7.10 points to 937.20 in the first hour of trading.
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New York
Money shifting by banks under fire A2
Carter Berle exchange warm The more wo civilieed the man the safer he is that he knows what is right and what is wrong HL Mencken review reflects on finance and ethics in banking debates with quoted thoughts and opinion notes.
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H.L. Mencken
Frederick County asks 42.6 million for next year budget
Frederick County government staff proposed a 42,642,679 dollar budget for the coming fiscal year, up 35 percent from this year. The plan uses a constant yield property tax rate of 2.32 dollars per 100 assessed value, an eight cent cut from the current 2.40. Public hearings began and run through May 10 as commissioners prepare final figures.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Board of Education
Bae Cae
Bieimwebet Seleecasoet School Board
Increased federal aid sought for three Frederick road projects
Congressman Byron co sponsors a bill to boost federal funding for Frederick County roadwork including U S 15 Walkersville By Pass and Md 550 bridge over Israel Creek. The act would fund almost four thousand miles of federally aided roads for resurfacing and rehab plus expand bridge replacements and bikeways programs with higher federal shares.
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Frederick County
U.S. 15
Walkersville
Israel Creek
Goodloe E. Byron
Maryian
Byron
Mount Airy election yields incumbents and new council seat
In Mount Airy, 424 voters re-elected Mayor Lewis C. Dizon who ran unopposed and Councilmember R. Delaine Hobbs while electing Handford A. VanSant to the council seat vacated by Mason Williurn. VanSant joins the Board of Appeals and will leave that post May 15.
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Mount Airy
Lewis C. Dizon
R. Delaine Hobbs
Handford A. VanSant
Mason Williurn
VanSant
Board of Appeals
Frost Warning Shocks Frederick Area With Record Low
The National Weather Service reports a frost warning for the Frederick area as temperatures dip into the high 20s tonight. A May 2 record low in Baltimore was set at 9 degrees this morning, surpassing the previous 37 degree low, indicating an unusually cold streak for early May.
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Frederick
National Weather Service
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