Thurmont Seeks Sewer Tie In To Save U S 15 Project
Thurmont planners heard SHA may acquire Shamrock Restaurant land for U S 15 dualization unless a sewer line and pump station from the restaurant to the town system are allowed. If not, the state faces about 160000 for an onsite sanitary system and 40000 for piping plus ongoing operating costs and monitoring requirements.
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Thurmont
State Highway Administration
SHA
U.S 15
H Thomas Summers
Summers
U.S. 15
Shamrock
Health Department
Donald M Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Town Commission
Planning Commission
Montgomery County seeks contempt ruling over PG officials
Montgomery County attorneys urge a federal judge to hold three Prince Georges County sanitary commissioners in contempt for disobedience and to fine the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commissioners for refusing to vote approval of a sludge plant in Calverton near the county line. The action targets blocking efforts to construct a $154 million sludge facility, using Montgomery’s share of 300 tons daily. the plant would convert sludge to soil conditioner processed at Blue Plains. The dispute follows PG County residents’ protests and a HUD notice regarding flood control funds. Also noted is an Annapolis medical education course.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Prince Georges County
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commissioners
Calverton
Johanna Norris
Andrew Vislosky
Lawrence Brooks
The
Sanitary Commission
Prince Georges
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Blue Plains
District of Columbia
Rupli Seeks Moderate Route in Sixth District Campaign
Frederich Md May 23 1960 Rupli positions himself as a moderate alternative to Byres and Beck criticizing their pro business stance He targets energy issues and big business urging oil companies be challenged and calls for national conservation and alternative energy plans If elected he would use mailing privileges to distribute energy saving tip sheets to Sixth District constituents Rupli built support opposing Western Maryland utility rate hikes and helped form the Organization for Consumer Justice now active in Potomac Edison rate cases.
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Rupli
Byres
Beck
Goodlet E. Byron
Washington
Byron
Maryland
Organization For Consumer Justice
Potomac Edison
Hagerstown
Mine death rate high in West Virginia
Federal statistics show West Virginia mine deaths nearly double the national average for the first quarter of 1960. MSHA reports 32 deaths nationwide with 11 in West Virginia, a rate of .10 per 200000 man hours versus the national .08.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W.va
MSHA
Federal
Myers released on bail in 2nd Carroll murder trial due
Myers 20 year old Westminster youth once convicted as an accessory to the Weaver murder was freed on $15,000 bail pending a new Carroll County trial. The case is being remanded after a Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruling faulted Reed Myers co defendant who pleaded guilty to second degree murder and testified. Myers faces murder and robbery charges with a trial date yet to be set. Allen Rosenbaum named director of Princeton University Art Museum after 10 months as acting chief.
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Myers
Reed
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Donald Gilmore
Carroll County
Weaver
Clearview Road
Taneytown
Douglas W. Biser
Towson
Hickman
Hagerstown
Department of Parole Ami
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MontCo
Young
Patrick Street
Wold
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Citizens Coalition
ART Awards
New York
American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Richard Anuszkiewcz
Edward Dugmore
Marion Lerner Levine
Charmion von Wiegand
Howard Newman
Dolores Milmoe
Sidney Laufman
Family Medicine Review
Annapolis
Baltimore
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Hilton Inn
Annapolis Hilton
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co
Watkins-Burdette
Chrysler
Watkins-Bdette Motor Co., Inc
Rosemont Ave
Frederick, Maryland
the News
Frederich. Md
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Princeton, N.J
Allen Rosenbaum
Princeton University Art Museum
Rosenbaum
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