Citizens testify against PE rate hike at hearing
About nine Potomac Edison customers including housewives lawyers and seniors attended a Monday night public session in Hagermowe to protest a proposed 15.8 percent rate increase cited to combat inflation and fund new generating equipment. Residents urged fairness in cost distribution noting Eastalco Aluminum should pay a larger share and criticizing advertising and other costs passed to consumers. The hearing examined phase I and II rate procedures as officials called for faster processes and closer scrutiny of Eastalco’s contract and construction costs.
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Potomac Edison
Hagermowe
Naum Eisenstadt
Silver Spring
Edge Hill
Hagerstown
Aifair
Dempsey
Eastalco
Brunswick
Greg Chaklos
Washington
Chakins
Electric
Public Service Commissioners
Organization For Consumer Justice
Edith Rickard
Angerstrnwn
Hasadeyasimar Cemene
New Maryland Ark
Sylvia Hancock
State Task Force
Potomac Edicon
Hancock
State Public Service Commission
Eustalco
Philip Shapiro
People's Counsel
Baltimore
Cuyahoga survivor relies on faith after fatal collision
YORKTOWN VA AP Donald Robinson a Coast Guard chief warrant officer with 27 years of service says his Christian faith sustains him after the Argentine freighter Santa Cruz ST slammed into the Coast Guard cutter Cuyahoga he commanded killing 11 crew members. He led the Cuyahoga the night of October 20 near the Potomac River mouth in Chesapeake Bay.
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Yorktown
Donald Robinson
Coast Guard
Robinson
Cuyahoga
Santa Cruz ST
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Exercise for the heart and Peyronie’s disease guidance
Lawrence E. Lamb MD replies on safe heart conditioning through walking running and endurance activity while noting evidence is limited. He also explains Peyronie’s disease in a layperson Q&A, describing a fibrous non elastic cord causing bending and advising a urologist evaluation and treatment options.
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Peyronie
City to turn off eight blinking traffic signals
Eight Frederick city traffic signals on flashing cycles will be switched off on Wednesday after a $24,000 traffic study for the state Department of Transportation. Public hearing set for 7:30 pm Thursday December 7 to discuss removals excluding North Bentz Street at West Fifth Street. Parking near intersections to be restricted to improve sight distance.
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Frederick City
State Department of Transportation
College Avenue
Rockwell Terrace
North Court Street
West Church Street
North Bentz Street
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
West Second Street
Wisner Street
East South Street
Franklin Street
East Patrick Street
South Bentz Street
West All Saints Street
West Fifth Street
James E. Grimes
South Mark Street
Mount Olivet
Ind
North Market Street
Robert Strine
Public Works
Strine
Grimes
Owners must refill perk holes under new county rule
Frederick County Commissioners approved an ordinance requiring landowners to refill percolation test holes within 15 days after tests. The measure, set for final adoption November 30, mandates owner certification under penalty of perjury before test results are released. Violations are misdemeanors with up to $100 fine or six months in jail.
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Frederick County
Gina
County Health Department
Grabam
Stripped knee slacks offered at half price sale
Local bargain event advertises striped knee slacks at 50 percent off, now priced at 5.77 dollars per pair, down from 7.77 dollars. Details emphasize clearance pricing and limited stock.
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League of Nations
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