State Air Quality Control to monitor air near Eastalco site
The Maryland Bureau of Air Quality Control will use a $60,000 computerized trailer to monitor sulfur dioxide carbon dioxide carbon monoxide and ozone in the Ballenger Creek area this summer. A preliminary survey of 15 Buckeystown Adamstown households is analyzed for fluoride and pollution concerns.
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Memorial Day Weekend Parades Planned Across County
The county prepares for a wet Memorial Day weekend with parades set for Sunday in Woodsboro at 1 30 p m featuring three marching bands and guest speaker Sen Charles Smelser, and Union Bridge at 6 p m with an antique car show and Memorial services at VFW Post 8806.
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Pritchard pleads guilty to four charges in circuit court
George A. Pritchard 37 of Seat Pheasant pleaded guilty to assault and battery attempting to see or elude police reckless driving and hit and run in circuit court. Earlier charges including assault with intent to rape kidnapping and more were dropped by the state.
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Maryland Lottery winning numbers drawn in Baltimore
The Maryland state lottery results from Wednesday list the $50,000 game as 923516 and the Millionaire Finatiet drawing as 66397. For the "01 for $1" game the six digit is 300673 and the five digit is 00190. Four digit 396, three digit 134, and 1776 Borns: 82775.
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Ford Brezhnev to sign nuclear test ban treaty
President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will sign a major nuclear test ban treaty Friday in Washington and Moscow at 10 am EDT. The pact bans explosions above 15 kilotons and provides on site inspections, with earlier delays cited as political considerations before the Michigan primary.
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UN Peace Force on Golan Heights Extended for Six Months
UN Secretary General Waldheim announced extension of the U N Disengagement Observer Force on the Golan Heights for six months without preconditions. Syria agreed after a Security Council debate with the PLO participating, though tensions rose over Assad’s Lebanese war intervention. Israel supported the extension but opposed any political conditions. The mandate expires at month’s end.
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OPEC Meeting Opens as Saudi Opposes Oil Price Rise
At Bali Indonesia OPEC opened a three day meeting with Saudi Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani insisting the base price should be kept through year end. Observers expect a 5 to 10 percent rise despite opposition. President Suharto urged price adjustments tied to inflation and defended OPEC against claims it harms developing nations.
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Orndorff to Seek Fourth Term as Brunswick Mayor
Brunswick Mayor Jess D. Orndorff announced plans to run for a fourth term in the Aug. 3 town election. He emphasized Brunswick’s growth and vowed to maintain full time services while focusing on ongoing city projects and a progressive future.
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Noisy Sawmill Sparks Thurmont Complaints
Residents along Moser Road including Paul Strine accuse Miller's Sawmill on Frederick Road of violating state noise pollution laws since 1974. Frederick County Air Quality Officer Paul Beale backs the claim after multiple tests show excessive noise and vibration. Miller cites two sides to the issue as talks continue and coverage extends to page A-5.
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HAYS urged to quit to restore House prestige
Inside The News notes SSE calls for HAYS to resign to restore House prestige. Ford undecided on future campaigning appears in routing coverage. Reagan backs tough low order program with emphasis on discipline. West Point junior class detained in cheating probe. Mostly sunny today with highs near 70s.
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