Potomac Edison Urges Cutback on Nonessential Electricity
Potomac Edison Company and Allegheny Power System affiliates urge customers to reduce nonessential electricity use as coal deliveries remain disrupted by a national strike. The plan targets residential and industrial sectors, with potential scaling back of holiday lighting if coal supplies do not improve.
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Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Monongahela Power
West Penn Power
J.M. McCardell
McCardell
APS
Open Meet Tomorrow On Wo Ed Vocational Councils
A joint meeting of the Maryland State Vocational Technical Advisory Council and Frederick County Schools local council will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Frederick Community College Lecture Hall. Public views on vocational education will be heard, with Morton noting the councils advise the state and local boards. The Frederick meeting marks the first joint public session of the state council in the state. Members include James W Freeman chairman and ex officio Morton Carnochan Jenkins Connoley with several others.
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Maryland State Vocational Technical Advisory Council
General Vocational Technical Advisory Council
Frederick County
Therederick Community College
Michael Morton
Board of Education
Morton
State Department of Education
Maryland State Board of Education
State
James W. Freeman
Richard Hammond
Ralph W. Morgan
G.B. Callan Jr
W.P. Childs
Jane Jasper
Joseph Wachter
N.E. Waltz
Sherman Mason
William Morris
William Hurwitz
Esther Beall
Michael R. Morton
John L. Carnochan Jr
J. O'Neill Jenkins
William B. Connoley
Emmitsburg School Plans Open Debate On Layout And Facilities
Three proposed designs for a new Emmitsburg elementary school outline distinct layouts with attached classrooms, separate library and health wings, and recreational amenities including a swimming pool. The plans vary on library placement and whether to renovate the existing building, with an emphasis on size and future expansion while the Frederick County Board of Education works with local architects.
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Emmitsburg
Hagerstown
George Bushey
Jack Burrey
Frederick County
Porter Retires After Two Decades of Brunswick News Service
Claude Porter retires after twenty years running Brunswick newspaper distribution. He bought the Brunswick dealership from Chauncey Nicodemus and sold to Samuel King of Keedysville. Porter delivered Frederick Post and News and Metro papers daily, with a Sunday route to Yarrowsburg, noting one major blizzard interruption and stories of his friendship with Colonel McHugh of Burkittsville.
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Brunswick
Claude Porter
News-Post
Katharine van Holten
Chauncey Nicodemus
Samuel King
Keedysville
Frederick Post
News
Metro Daily
Baltimore
Washington
Brunswick Blade-Times
Rosemont
Yarrowsburg
Frederick
Stein
Er’s Hill
Colonel McHugh
Burkittsville
Washington Post
Porter
Mr. Porter
B&o
YMCA
Jimmie
Brunswick High School
Mr. King
Cost Of Living Council Reviews Auto Hike Vote
The Cost of Living Council met to decide if to rescind a late exemption allowing car prices to rise without advance notice to cover upcoming wage increases. Grayson urged reconsideration while Boldt noted retroactive pay raises frozen during the wage price freeze may be reviewed by the Pay Board. House panel backed amendments to extend Nixon wage and price powers to 1973.
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Cost of Living Council
Washington
Nixon
Grayson
Pay Board
George AW. Boldt
CBS
Face the Nation
Holdt
Myithing
Waainat
Wremi
Cocalder
House Banking Committee
Agriculture Nominee Butz Faces Senate Skepticism Over Stock Ties
Earl L. Butz, nominated as agriculture secretary, says he will resign all business connections and place holdings in a blind trust. Critics charge his directorships with four companies pose conflicts of interest and favor big business over farmers. Senators Harris and Young question his fitness, while National Grange endorses his farm knowledge and ability to improve the industry.
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Wasiington Cap
Earl L. Butz
Agriculture
Senate
Utz
Butz
Hin Arecks
Lafayette
Ind
Ralston Purina Co
International Minerals and Chemicals Co
Stoke
Milton R. Young
R. ND
Young
Farmers
Nixon
Clifford M. Hardin
National Grange
Charleston
W.va
Hutz
Grange
Job W. Scot
Pr. Bute
Warm Spell Likely In Area This Week
Weather forecast predicts a warm spell with highs around 60s this week and night lows in the 40s. Partly cloudy today, mostly sunny tomorrow with light winds. Minimal precipitation expected today and tomorrow, with only a slight chance of rain later in the week.
Fire log notes multiple vehicle and house fires this weekend
Fire calls logged over 48 hours include a vehicle fire at Porter’s Liquor Store on 11:25 p.m. Saturday and another at 12:29 p.m. Sunday. A Sunday home blaze on Town Road involved Middletown and Jefferson crews. Ambulance counts show a male heavy population with a small juvenile presence. Stock market prices rose in a period of moderate trading.
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Porter's Liquor Store
Uniteds
Pennsylvania Avenue
Independents
Arnold
Locust Valery
Middletown
Jefferson
Calis
Peking Delegation Takes China Seat at UN Assembly
Communist China's five delegates led by delegation chairman Chiao Kuan-hua entered the General Assembly Hall at 10 32 a m and claimed the seats long held by the Chinese Nationalists. U.N. officials with Ambassador George Bush and others greeted them as Adam Malik welcomed the PRC delegation.
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United Nations
China
U.N. General Assembly
People’s Republic of China
Chiao Kuan-hua
Muang Hua
Fu Hao
Hsiung Usianghuei
Chen Yu
Tang Wui-shong
U.N
Sinan Korle
U.S
George Bush
Bush
Christopher S. Phillips
Muang
Huang
Assembly
Adam Malik
General Assembly
Mand Guns Stolen At Western Auto
Vredevick City police investigate a break in at Western Maryland Auto Store on 18 South Court Street. A cement block shattered the front window around 2 14 a m and four hand guns were taken including calibres .22 .88 and .26.
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Vredevick City
Western Maryland
South Court Street
Senate Tax Vote Looms As Monday Debates Continue
The Senate pushes to pass an expanded 19.5 billion tax cut with a Wednesday target. Debate centers on a possible presidential campaign financing rider and Social Security riders tied to welfare reform. A long history of funding proposals shapes lingering partisan clash.
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Washington
CAP
Senate
Sen
Russell BL Long
D-La
Long
Ife
Lange
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Mathias proposes advisory panel for tax forms in English
Senator Charles Mathias introduces an amendment to the Tag Bill to create a 15 member Advisory Commission on Federal Tax Forms. The panel would approve all future income tax forms and ensure plain English usage, with forms not approved by a majority not allowed after January 1, 1973.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Rmd
Senate Finance Committee
Internal Revenue Service
Advisory Commission
The
IRS
Mathias
Althoad
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American Cancer Society
Robert O. Tierman
Dri
Brock Adams
Rules Committee
Tiernan
Adams
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Council
Fred 2. Harris
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Ezra Taft Benson
Vardue University
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Western Auto
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