100000 Gallons Milk Lost In Equipment Failure
Dairymen in Frederick County and other regions report a shutdown of milk collection after a Laurel Maryland plant dryer failed during a Saturday storm. About 25 trucks were told not to pick up Monday’s shipments as the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers’ Association worked to reroute supplies and assess losses estimated around 100000 gallons with some salvage by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Laurel
Maryland - Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
James Click
Maryland-Virginia
Fredericks
Click
Maryland
Virginia
Maryland Hospital Cost Control Averts $65 Million in Higher Bills
Maryland health cost control agency reports hospital care prices rose 3.7 percent in 11 months since the commission began. Had the national average held, Marylanders would have paid about $65 million more since last July 1. Officials say the Maryland approach is reducing hospital cost growth and limiting profits on patient care.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Health Cost Control Agency
State Health Services Cost Review Commission
Commission
NATO leaders urge unity amid embargo dispute
Turkish Premier Suleyman Demirel condemned the U S arms embargo without naming the United States. He warned that continuing threats and reduced Turkish aid would undermine alliance cohesion and suggested Turkey’s past contribution remains vital. Portugal pledged loyalty to NATO, while officials described the closed-door speeches for newsmen.
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Portugal
U.S
Suleyman Demirel
Turkey
United States
Camp Pool Arbitration Sets Stage for Summer reopening
The Attorney General notes the Camp facility pool failed health and electrical standards after installation. The arbitration orders a free replacement liner from the manufacturer and full contractor pay to bring work up to code. All work should finish by summer for use in the camp program.
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Consumer Protection Divsion
Selec
Burch
City Faces Tax on Water and Sewer Services Debate
Lawyers including Richard E. Zimmerman Frank W Higimbotham Benjamin Rosenstock and Ted Hudson argued against a city levy on water and sewer properties as part of services. Mayor Young said a decision would be delayed after a packed hearing while acknowledging strong protests and promising a near-term ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frank W. Higimbotham
Benjamin Rosenstock
Ted Hudson
Young
City Hall Board Room
Traffic violations and trials set for July and June
A group of motorists faces charges including running stops and negligent driving. Trials are scheduled for June 26 in one case and July 2, July 15, and July 24 in others, with defendants from Frederick, Thurmont, Gaithersburg, Caney, Glen Burnie, and Purcellville.
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Carl B. Smith
Rt. 10
Frederick
East Third Street
Steven E. Foreman
Thurmont
Madison Street
Center
South Streets
John P. Mason
East Patrick Street
Gary R. Crampton
Gaithersburg
West 12Th Street
Ralph Sr. Hurley
North Court Street
Caney P. Felton
Glen Burnie
Ruth J. Steele
Purcellville
South Market Street
Budget Plan Sets Tight Path for City Finances
The board will likely approve a June 19 presentation date for the draft budget as city revenues show modest gains. Mayor Yeung cites 1.4 million higher requests than last year, with measures including phasing out 14 positions, ending daytime trash pickup on demand, delaying capital projects, and raising the amusement tax to 10 percent to hold the levy steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Sermixtetans Mi Plicane
B. Olt
Yeung
Young
Saigon
Mayor Young outlines budget plan for 1975 19% fiscal year
Mayor Ranald Young delivered the badge speech to the Board of Aldermen as required by the city charter. He explained that the proposed 1975 19% budget reduces services growth to under 1 percent and avoids a tax increase by cutting projects delaying capital improvements and extending equipment life while warning slower services and possible efficiency gains.
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Ranald Young
Board of
Aldersson
Asan
Lome
Neediats
Huaset
Leneev
4-H Camp seeks zoning and right of way approval in Frederick
4 H Clubs seek zoning approval and Circuit Court consent to use a deeded 14 100 right of way across the Crum property for a county camp. The group has raised about 14000 of a 35000 property price and urges local residents and businesses to help.
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Health Department
Zoning Appeals Board
C.C. Crum
Thomas
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Braucher
Resay
4+H’ers
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
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James M. Morgan Jr
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Katrina Mercer
Scott Key Center
Dea Phelps
Maryland School For the Deal
United Steam Fire Co. No. 3
Amos L. Brena
Harold A. Cohen
NATO
West Seventh Street
District Court
Ralph N. Marsden Jr
Pinoak Drive
North Court
West Second Streets
Star Roses
Treeland Nurseries
Frederick Towne
Board of Aldermen
Los
Tom
H. L. Hartz & Sons. Inc
Hers
Michael Pue
Mark Sneadner
Charles Main
Robert Strine
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