Montgomery Eyes Five Sites For Sewage Plant
Montgomery County selects five candidate tracts from 17 for a future sewage treatment facility to be built by 1976. The sites include areas in Potomac and Darnestown, with costs exceeding $50 million initially and potential growth to 137 MGD by 2000. EPA pressure and WSSC actions frame the plan as design studies proceed for a November decision.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Council
Montgomery
Potomac
Darnestown
James P. Gleason
Citizens Advisory
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Blue Plains
District of Columbia
Prince George’s
Potomac River
WSSC
EPA
Sanitary Commission
Avenel Farm
Harry Lerch
Bethesda
Lerch
Gleason
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Granddaughter of Maryland restaurateur models in magazine
Mrs. Carl F. Mealey of Mealey's Restaurant in New Market touts her granddaughter Sandy Maddock as the comely blonde pictured in a Baltimore Sun feature. Maddock, a Laurel native and graduate of Laurel High School, attended American University and the University of Maryland and has modeled in New York Denver and San Francisco.
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Baltimore Sun
Sun
Mealey
New Market
Carl F. Mealey
News-Post
Brown Denied Speedy Trial in 1967 Arson Case
Howard County Circuit Court Judge James Macgill denied a motion for a speedy trial for H. Rap Brown on a 1967 arson charge in Ellicott City Maryland. The ruling allows renewal if New York authorities surrender Brown to Maryland. He remains jailed in New York City on separate robbery and attempted murder charges with a Sept. 6 trial date.
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Ellicott City
CAP
H. Rap Brown
Howard County
James Macgill
New York State
Maryland
Brown
New York City
Wastewater Treatment Plant Plans for Montgomery County
Population figures show 1 650 750 people with 880 400 expected in the county by 2000. The main goal of an advanced plant is to reclaim wastewater through thorough processing. Treated effluent can meet most on site water needs while potable water remains needed for drinking and laboratory use. Proximity to public water service is desirable.
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Montgomery
Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash On Paul Jones Road
Gladys Isabell Burkett 33 of Frederick was treated for a lacerated nose and foot bruise after a two car collision on Paul Jones Road. Burkett and Bernard Edward Burkett Jr. were in a northbound 1966 hardtop that struck a southbound 1972 station wagon driven by Harry Storr Stull 49. Burkett Jr. was cited for failing to drive right of center. Estimated damage totaled 1100. A second crash on Moser Road near Jimtown Road involved a 1964 school bus and a 1970 sedan. driver names cited for speed and right of way violations.
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Frederick
Paul Jones Road
Gladys Isabell Burkett
RFD 3
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Burkett
Bernard Edward Burkett Jr
Pool Jones Road
Harry Storr Stull
Tpr
R. M. McCarty
McCarty
Stull
Moser Road
Jimtown Road
Glenn Blickenstaff Delauter
Lantz
Hesson Bridge Road
Darlene Kay Kinna
RFD 2
Thurmont
Miss Kinna
Delauter
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Ruth W. Johnson
Watts Branch
Norton
Piney Meetinghouse Road
River
South Glen Road
Teamsters Union
Seneca
Piney Grove
Piney Meetinghouse
Glen Roads
Piney Glen Farm
Muddy Branch Stream Valley Park
Turkey Foot
Query Mill Roads
Seneca Creek
Seneca Creek State Park
Berryville Road
MD 28
River Road
Shaeffer Road
MD. 118
Watkins Island
Blockhouse Point
Sharpshin Island
Kentsdale Drive
Tol
Wickes
Old Washington Pike
Bia
Gmes
Scott Key Center
Margaret McCarthy
Scott Key Day Care Center
Brunswick
McCarthy
Inez Winpigler
Wampum
State of Maryland
Pocohontas
Gale Coleman
Natomia Council
Evelyn Ambrose
Pride of Delaware Council
Mary Carr
Pride of Delaware
Cedric H. Smith
Cline
E. Patrick
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