City advances underground wiring and regional planning concerns
The Frederick city government completed the street lighting underground project funded by property assessments and city operation costs. The move prompts questions about planning authority as regional efforts grow, with state energy saving measures already in effect and debates over seasonal Christmas light displays.
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Cape Girardeau
Frederick City
Alen G. Merchamt
W.G. Lachey
Lachey
Missouri Utilities Company
Hse Bg Ae Neey Satya Kee
Shaca
Missouri Uitility Company
Lawley
Sidney Bloom
Frederick Preservation Advisors
Frederick Improvement Foundation Inc
Cape Girardeau Metro Association
Charles Hutson
Frederick County
Mississippi River
del. C. Clifton Wirts
Marvin Mandel
Frederick
Manning
Carroll Creek
Market Street
Urate
Lawrence Johnson
Nixon
Gty
Michael E. Pue Jr
Culler Lake
Park Field Houses
City Hall
Cuy
Pue
Sheriff Baumgartner Offers Lie Detector Test for Officials
Frederick County Sheriff Richard O. Baumgartner says he will take a polygraph regarding his conduct if State's Attorney Rothenhoefer former sheriff Jacobs and county commissioners answer similar questions. He calls for equal treatment for all public officials and questions ongoing investigations costing taxpayers about 80 thousand dollars with three convictions totaling about 300 dollars. Continued on Page B-4.
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Frederick County
Richard O. Baumgartner
Robert S. Rothenmweier
Crummel P. Jacobs
Frederick Aera
Cntar
Rothenhoefer
Jacobs
Post
Maryland Senate Approves Energy Powers Bill for Mandel
The Maryland Senate amended and sent to the House a measure granting Gov Mandel extended powers to suspend laws during an energy emergency. The bill, approved 35 to 4, would expire Feb 1 1974 and limit refinery construction and new energy staff hires while mandating pre promulgation consultation with a legislative committee.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
House Environmental Matters Committee
House
John H. Briscoe
D-St. Marys
Senate
General Assembly
Committee On
Senate to Consider Energy Bill Next Week in Senate
U S Senate hopeful energy bill faces delays as Henry M Jackson signals floor action on Wednesday after votes on Alaska pipeline and fuel allocation. Administration objections cited over amendments and plans to curb air standards and gas price deregulation.
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U.S. Senate
Washington
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Interior Committee
Alaska Pipeline
Jackson Iisted
Eastalco Opposes PE Proposed Hike
Eastalco Aluminum Co opposes the 2 percent across the board rate increase sought by PE to raise more than 9 million in annual revenue. Eastalco, PE’s largest user, would pay about 1.13 million extra yearly. A pre hearing conference is set for 9 15 am Nov 2 in Baltimore.
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Eastalco Aluminum Co
Fatomac Edison
Frederick
Maryland
Maryland Public Services
Commission
West Preston Street
Baltimore
Promac Edison
Eastalco
Kastaiia
Charles A. Schroer
Schroer
Peace Signing Planned Between Egypt and Israel
United Nations spokesman said Egypt and Israel would meet Sunday at the Suez road site for signing the six point Middle East peace plan. Egypt reportedly accepted the accord while Israel sought clarification on some aspects.
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United Nations
Cavly Sand Tubby
Cairo
Middle East
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Isrraeli
Henry A Kisainger
Israel
Heecke
Washington
Bindas
Hudolf Stajduharn
Suez To
Cair
Beirut
An Nahar
Resignation Sought Over Kefauver Conflict by Civil Group
The Frederick County Civic Federation calls on County Commissioners to demand Noah Kefauver's resignation from the Metropolitan Commission amid alleged conflicts of interest. FCCF cites Kefauver's handling of permits and sewage treatment at Fountaindale, plus his MSC ties via attorney Richard Zimmerman and health department interactions. Curtis urges immediate action to protect public welfare.
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Frederick County Civic Federation
County Metropolitan Commission
Noah Kefauver
FCCF
Richard C. Curtis
Kefauver
Metropolitan Commission
Curtis
Charles G. Spicknall
Fountaindale
Middletown
State Health Department
Fourtaindale
Richard) Zimmerman
MSC
Zimmerman
Five Frederick Police Officers Sue City Over Pension Benefits
Five veteran Frederick police officers sue the City in a $750,000 breach of contract action claiming they were denied city pension benefits. The suit, filed in Frederick Circuit Court, cites over 100 years of combined service and names Lt. Harry L. Quinn, Sgt. Bernard E. King, Lt. Paul W. Mossburg, Lt. Charles K. Cashour Jr., and Lt. Ray N. Dietz as plaintiffs.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Harry L. Quinn
Center Street
Bernard E. King
Indian Spring Road
Paul W. Mossburg
Wilson Place
Charles K. Cashour Jr
Braddock Avenue
Ray N. Dietz
Seminole Road
Quinn
King
Mossburg
Cashour
Dietz
Fire Log Highlights From Last 24 Hours
Fire calls reported through 10 a.m. include 62 435 V. PATRICK MD 15 8 18 p m auto fire units Uniteds and Independents responded 111 S MARKET 1st FLOOR 11 19 p m smoke in apartment units Uniteds Independents Crizens MD 15 OUTHENEND ON MD 340 12 19 p m truck fire Uwneds responded OLD ANNAPOLIS ROAD BAKER RESIDENCE 2 41 p m barn fire Mt Airy New Market responded O P OSSUMTOWN PIKE 3 41 p m field fire Independents responded WOODVILLE ROAD GARDNER RESIDENCE 9 1 can tree fire New Market EAST EREET REEDING RESIDENCE 3S Bs wood ennai jail population Males 41 Females-
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City V. Patrick & MD
Uniteds and
I Independents
S. Market
Uniteds
Independents
Crizens
Uwneds
Old Annapolis Road
BAKER
Mt Airy
New Market
O'Possumtown Pike
Woodville Road
Gardner
East Ereet
Reeding
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