Maryland proposes 269 sewer projects for 1976 funding
Maryland health officials unveil a list of 269 sewer construction projects costing over 450 million dollars for fiscal 1976. The federal share is 75 percent, with 297.7 million dollars allotted to Maryland but delays on the Dickerson plant and needed upgrades for Snow Hill, Leonardtown, and Chesapeake City.
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Baltimore
Maryland Health Department
Maryland
Dickerson
Montgomery County
James D. Clise
Department
Sanitary Engineering Bureau
Clise
Montgomery
Snow Hil
Leonardiows
Chesapwaxe City
EPA
Cise
Federal aid boosts unemployment claims in Maryland and West Virginia
More than one thousand Marylanders filed for new federal unemployment compensation as the first week of the program ran. Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point plans to idle about 3,250 workers next week across hot mill cold strip mill and tin mill, with union leaders confirming large furloughs.
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Baltimore
Congress
United Steelworkers Afl-Cio
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrows Point
Donald Kelner
Steelworkers Local 2608
Kelner
Joseph Patanella
Bethlehem
General Mewes
Amerikan Meters Corp
Chrysler Corp
Ford Metor Co
Henry Ford II
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Ablic
Tax rebate checks mailed amid weak economy signals
US households begin receiving an estimated 7 percent of refunds up to 200 dollars as Washington aims to spur demand. economists caution spending varies with debt reduction or savings, while consumer credit and inventories show declines and prices edge higher in autos.
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New York
Washington
Naspaast Aeek Tne
Non Mothers Day celebrated at Oak Park church
Rev. Gerald Krick of the Unitarian-Universalist Church in Oak Park Illinois plans a Non Mothers Day sermon Sunday. He says childless women feel inferior and argues population must be controlled to prevent a starving future. His 207-member congregation is two thirds married with about 20 percent childless.
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Oak Park, Ml
Gerald Krick
Unitarian-Universalist
Chicago
Green Mountain Boys seize Ft. Ticonderoga Bicentennial reenactment
In Ticonderoga New York Benedict Arnold and Ethan Allen lead reenactors in a predawn capture of Fort Ticonderoga marking America’s first Revolution victory. A crowd of thousands watched as participants portrayed the historic 1775 raid with media coverage and public excitement surrounding the ceremony.
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Ticonderoga
N.Y
Benedict Arnold
Ethan Allen
Lake Champlain
Ft. Ticonderoga
Ey Fort
Aden
Arnold
Green Mountain Boys
America
Concord
Lexington
Capt
Deplace
Allen
Fort Ticonderoga
Job bias probe in police hiring study begins
ANNAPOLIS AP The Anne Arundel County Police Department is conducting a six month federally funded study to determine the physical and mental characteristics required for police officers. The project aims to end in October and will inform hiring practices.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
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Ronald Arnold
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