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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1974
Page
10
A state laboratory briefing for the Power Plan outlined radiation safety limits and design changes to meet an 15 Ce limit. The team described methods to measure impacts from fish spawning to noise, including intake cooling water modifications to reduce striped bass egg kills and salt fallout from cooling towers.
A Maryland court awards a second major malpractice judgment in a week. The case involves a Lanham auto accident injury and a $733,000 verdict tied to a Baltimore County circumcision suit. Steven Lee Tipton and joint party Kathleen receive part of the award, plus divorce compensation.
Baltimore patent attorney Walter G. Finch announced plans to file this week for the Democratic primary for U S Senate against Charles McC Mathias. Finch, aiming fifth bid, may walk from the Eastern Shore to Western Maryland to meet voters and raise his name recognition.
Baltimore AP report states James Jorden resubmitted five prison system nominees after corrections. Robert J. Lally says time to analyze and finger the plan. Jordan argues for best qualified appointments and upward mobility among his employees. The five appointees are all career prison staff.
GAO report says the Navy Phalanx malfunctioned to the point it threatened to sink a California island and the USS Hollister. Radar and targeting errors caused the system to lock on to Santa Barbara Island and confuse a moving target amid reflections from nearby objects. Rep. Aspin questions continued funding citing no urgent need for such a weapon.
Lottery officials weigh changes as annual draw plans shift prizes to Lees taps and introduce special games. Discussions target faster payouts and allowing players to pick numbers while noting state sales led by Prince Georges County at 27 percent of total.
Mayor William Donald Schaefer unveiled plans to expand Ca y s computer carpool matching to promote carpooling among private sector workers in downtown Baltimore. He said nearly 1,000 city employees would participate.
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