Federal agencies under fire for Maryland pollution rules
In Annapolis and statewide, Maryland officials fault seven large federal facilities for lacking industrial discharge permits required by 1974 under the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act. EPA officials acknowledge delays but insist efforts have shifted to bring installations into compliance. Aberdeens Proving Ground and Indian Head Naval facility are named among violators, with state inspectors barred from facility inspections.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Indian Head
Naval Air Station
Patuseat
U.S. Naval Academy
Lewandowski
Maryland Farmers Idle 32 000 Acres for Price Support
Maryland farmers have agreed to idle over 32 000 acres of cropland in exchange for federal price support benefits. Nationwide the goal is to idle about 22 million acres this year to curb price-depressing surpluses. By May 11 eight percent of the 19.3 million acre target had been reached with June 1 enrollment deadline looming. In Maryland more than 2 500 farms signed up, with 21 751 acres of wheat enrolled and 4 000 acres set aside, according to state ASCS director James M. Voss.
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Annapolis
Maryland
James M. Voss
The
Agricultural Stabilization Service
Voss
Agriculture Department
Carter
ASCS
Washington
Young urges graduates to invest in a Bible and patience
United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young spoke at University of Maryland Eastern Shore commencement urging graduates to read daily, invest in faith, and pace their job search. He urged 127 grads to build a solid foundation, seek new education methods, and seize future opportunities. He warned education is government aided and a societal investment returning later. The remarks emphasized honesty about readiness and long term purpose.
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United Nations
Andrew Young
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Young
Georgia
France Gains Custody Of Young Christopher Garner
In New Carrollton Maryland Ronald Storke the 28 year old foreman and self described psychological parent wins permanent custody of Christopher Garner amid the murder of the boy’s mother Nancy Spear in Washington DC Storke recounts guiding the boy through grief and asserts his commitment to raising Christopher as his own. In Baltimore Army Secretary Clifford L Alexander urges black graduates to surmount the wall of bias and cap economic gaps noting black family earnings trail white families.
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Christopher Garner
Christopher
Storke
Nancy Louise Spear
Miss Spear
Washington
Chris
Robert J. Woods
Prince Georges County
God
Jesus
Mother Mary
Baltimore
Clifford L. Alexander
Army
Alexander
Four Killed In Maryland Highway Death Toll Climbs
Four people died in separate traffic accidents this weekend in Maryland, including 16 year old Henry M. Engrem Jr of Sadlersville. A New York woman, a New Jersey man, and a Centreville motorcyclist also perished. The toll compares with 232 deaths last year on May 21. Local injuries included Edward Gibson with a fractured skull.
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New York
New Jersey
Centreville
Henry M. Engrem Jr
Sadlersville
Chester
Edward T Gibson
Henderson
Easton Memorial Hospital
Wiliam BH Higgs Jr
Bel Air
Gladys Mary Darker
Flushing
N.Y
Hess Road
Eleanor M. Gerhard
Baltimore
Fallston General Hospital
Interstate 95
North East
Willie Edward Moss
Roselle
Freddie Cornell Townes
Newark
N.J
University Hospital
Wallington
Stewart Lee Hexter Jr
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