Pipeline blast in Iran sparks security concerns across region
A major oil pipeline between Naft-e-Shah and Kermanshah was blown up and set afire in Iran’s oil heartland. Tehran Radio cited Pars News Agency on the overnight attack, with responsibility unclear though Iranian Arabs seeking regional autonomy are suspected due to past sabotage. The event comes amid hostage and rescue tensions involving the United States, Iran’s hardliners, and potential U.S. intervention.
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Ohira survives no confidence vote as Diet to dissolve
Prime Minister Ohira wins a no confidence vote amid a day of debate in Japan's lower house. After the clash, Liberal Democrats agree to dissolve the Diet on May 22 with elections planned a month later. Ohira, who met Carter, plans to stay in office pending outcome. opposition gains cited.
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Zoning and development actions in Frederick and vicinity
After a public hearing, the county adopted zoning amendments to encourage planned commercial and industrial development along major corridors while limiting strip development. Subdivision regulations were amended to adjust plat fees and general subdivision requirements. Frederick Cablevision gained approval for a 14 foot tower and satellite dish east of Holter Road. Crestwood Village received a revised site plan near I-270 for attached patio homes and single family units with a 270 lot preliminary plat. Delays were ordered on Wolf Den Springs and Harp Hill Estates plans to study road access, and Meeting House Overlook near Middletown faced postponement over mobile home concerns.
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City to study city sewer waste with EPA support
The board awarded a 13000 contract to Gilbert Associates of Reading Pa to collect preliminary data on wastewater discharges from industrial plants and set plant standards for the city. EPA will cover about 90 percent of the cost while Mayor Young previews the 1961 budget at City Hall May 26.
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Reading
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Memorial Day Parade Set Sunday in Uniontown
Uniontown Carroll County will hold a Memorial Day parade and ceremony at 2 p.m. Sunday May 18. The event, organized by the Union Town Improvement Association, starts at St Pauls Lutheran parking lot and ends at the town cemetery with a program at the Veterans Honor Roll. Francis Scott Key High School band will play and Capt Hugh N Batten USN Ret of Taneytown will speak. Weather may cancel the events. For participation call Howard J West at 48-8834 or 843-0455.
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Carroll County
Westminster
Uniontown Road
Howard J. West
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