New Road Opened Is Praised Amid Dedication Speech
Hancock Maryland AP A new section of Interstate 70 from Tonoloway Creek to Millstone in Washington County opened to traffic Friday. The $3 085 912 project includes three bridges and replaces a winding part of old US 40. State Chairman Funk praised the completed segment and outlined plans to finish I 70 from Hancock to Frederick and rebuild US 40 between Sideling Hill and Keyser s Ridge within five years. He said the road will draw industry and farm product distribution centers to Western Maryland, creating jobs and shaping regional economy.
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Hancock
Funk
Tonoloway Creek
Millstone
Washington County
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Roads Commission
Sideling Hill
Keyser's Ridge
SRC
Public Sale of Coins and Household Goods on Dec 3 1986
An auction notice announces a public sale at Mountain Rest two miles west of Frederick on U S Route 4 Saturday December 3 begin at 10 o clock AM. Items include coins from 1794 to 1808 scarce large cents early dimes quarters and halves trade dollars and various gold coins plus unopened proof sets and nickel pieces. Also household furniture power tools and garden equipment with a second sale on the same day at 10 AM at 12th Street location. Cash terms. Auctioneers and clerk listed.
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Leopicnaz
Ernest R.eccard
Mycravilie
Charles
Martin
St. Aq
Electrolux
Craftsman
David Bradley Garden
Glison’s Mill Road
Mt. Airy
Unionville
Woodville Colored Church
Jersey
T. B
Bangs
B. F
R. Symon
Aldridge
Mt. Airy, Md
Frederick County
Maryland
William Henry Goodsell
Orphans Court
Route 80
Urbana
International Harvester
Victor
Gibson
DeSoto
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Emma Anita Gross
Henri M. Gross
Helen M. Gross
Main Street
Jefferson
Homer C. Gross
Brunswick
Emmert R. Bowilas
Frederick
U. S
Orphans’ Court
Addie Susan Roach
Stull
George and
Main Streets
Walkersville
Westinghouse Electric
S. A
Adams
Victrola
Larry
Glade Valley Grange
Richard H. Natill
Goodloe E. Byron
Null & Null
Frederick, Md
Merale N. Wachter
East Church St
Sardiniere
Iiss
Elea Urbanie L. Penton
F. Penton
Ford Road
Semel Road
Yellow Springs
Eonense
Eonense of Purchaey
Ethel Schmidt
Jena L. Penton
Helen F. Penton
Expressway Safety and Contract Timeline Noted in State Talk
Within a year a contract is expected for the I 31 segment from U S 40 to U S 1. The speaker discussed expressway safety factors and cited Maryland death rate comparisons showing 61 percent fewer deaths on controlled access highways than on non controlled roads.
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U. S. 40
Funk
Maryland
Water reuse and reservoirs urged to ease Potomac shortage
Harry E. Schwartz of the U S Corps of Engineers says water reuse along with new reservoirs will be essential to meet rising demand in the Potomac basin. He urges pollution reduction so river water can be reused by downstream communities and notes storage is needed to even out fluctuating flow, projecting 3 300 cubic feet per second in 50 years.
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Potomac River
Harry E. Schwartz
United States Corps of Engineers
Potomac Basin
Schwartz
Chesapeake
American Water Works Association
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington
Mr. Schwarz
Corps of Engineers
Washington District Office
Schwarz
Washington group weighs Potomac water needs and dam plans
Officials urge long term planning for Potomac River water supply. They cite 11 000 cfs average flow and 857 cfs during 1930 drought as context for storage options. Proposals include high level or multi dam systems. Dam choices await Corps recommendation in 1962. Reuse of river water faces chemical concerns. protection against pollution stressed. Metropolitan planning praised for cooperation and urgency.
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Washington
Schwartz
Pilass
Corps of Engineers
Schwarz
Norman E. Jackson
Washington Regional Sanitary Board
Auld
David V. Auld
District Department of Sanitary Engineering
Potomac
Eisenhower’s return of dependents sparks mixed public view
Reporters quiz residents on President Eisenhower’s decision to bring back about half of the dependents of servicemen overseas to cut costs. Responses are split, with supporters calling it a necessary economy move and critics urging keeping families together abroad or reducing forces instead.
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Eisenhower
U. S
Eugene Sanders
Frederick
Wayne Toberg
Old Braddock
Lawrence Phillips
Ridge
Paulder
Edward Gilman
Laborer Sentenced For Slaying Wife in Maryland
CAMBRIDGE AP Walter William Silva a 37 year old laborer was sentenced Friday to 15 years in the Maryland Penitentiary for the slaying of his wife Kathryn Joyce Silva 23. The body was found Feb 13 in a motel near Salisbury. He had just arrived from California hours earlier. A medical examiner said she died by strangulation.
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Cambridge
Walter William Silva
Maryland
Silva
Dorchester County
W. Laird Henry
Kathryn Joyce Silva
Saliisbury
California
Cooperatives vote against advertising payment rise
Philadelphia AP report says the Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative voted Friday against raising farmers’ payments to the American Dairy Association for increased advertising. Current two cents per hundredweight on milk marketed in June remains assigned, while the ADA and national group sought year round support.
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Philadelphia
Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative
American Dairy Association
ADA
National
Con
Dairy cooperative study on milk income proposal
Delegates approved a resolution urging a study of a production control program to help dairy farmers raise income from milk. The cooperative represents thousands of dairy farmers across Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. An estimated 66 000 cars cross the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge daily.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge
Dr Laurence D Redway Dies Editor Of State Medical Journal
Dr Laurence D Redway age 70 died Friday at Phelps Memorial Hospital after twenty years steering the New York State Medical Journal. He served as a leading medical editor and contributor in North Tarrytown and New York State.
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North Tarrytown
N. Y
Laurence D. Redway
New York State Medical Journal
Phelps Memorial Hospital
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Frederick Federal Savings & Loan Association
N. Market St
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pioneer Corn
J. Austin Younkins
Melvin M. Engle
Santa’s
Christiansi Now
Savings and Sgns
North Market Street
Federal Savings and
Glenn Trout
Sidney Lease
PMA
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Flintrote CO
W. Jerome Offutt
John L. Ponton
Helen M. Pontor
William E. Beall
Cedar Grove, Md
Hull & Null
Jerry T. Williams
Jefferson, MD
Jeferson
Administrator's Sale
Market St. Frederick
Predarickty
fAaryland
Cefau
Ulysses G_ Bourne
Frederick EZ
Ulysses G. Bourne
Ezra £. Williams
Broadway
Parsons Newman
Alton Y. Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
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