Maryland Transportation Leader Warns of Lean Years Ahead
Maryland officials told Frederick County representatives that growth in transportation progress will slow unless the legislature approves a proposed gas and truck tax hike. Department of Transportation Secretary Lowell K Bridwell cited the need to accelerate the U S 15 dualization project amid limited funds.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Department of Transportation
Lowell K. Bridwell
Carl Raith
M. Slade Cartrider
Bridwell
Tony Frats
Transportation Departeecot
C. Kurt Holiex
Meeting updates master plan for New Market region
Frederick County Planning Commission held a public hearing at New Market Elementary School to review the 1972 plan and discuss changes for the New Market Region as part of a regional workshop. Officials and residents discussed sewer water, zoning, and future police services while planning a countywide public hearing for 1982 amendments.
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New Market
Frederick County
Planning Commission
Richard L. Grossnickle
Dan Poole
Joseph C. Free
Paul Fox
Mark Friis
Sally Higginbotham
Shaw
Jeffrey Leach
Monrovia
Tom Rimel
Wise
Finance Wise
Maryland Geologic Survey
John Snyder
Theodore Ward
Sjamsville
MD. 75
Reagan veto stops budget bill and resumes normal operations
President Reagan signed a resolution ending a short government shutdown and restoring normal operations. He vetoed a catch-all spending bill that would have funded executive agencies and the federal judiciary through July 15, citing a fiscal ruinous path and risks of higher interest rates and inflation. House leaders criticized the veto as political theater while Democrats noted the bill offered less than his requested cuts and foreign aid.
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Reagan
House
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
Senate
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Congress
Route 15 upgrades loom in Frederick County plan
State officials and local leaders outlined a three year push to dualize three segments of U S 15 in northern Frederick County with a future gas and truck tax debate, plus bids on Monocacy River bridge work and several traffic and road safety projects. Frederick planning chief James Shaw warned the state cannot keep up with decade old commitments.
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Senate
Department of Transportation
Smelser
Annapolis
Frederick County
Putman Road
Catoctin Furnace
MD. 806
Kellys Store Road
Western Maryland Railway
Bridwell
Transportation Department
Consolidated Transportation Program
Monocacy River
E- 270
Francis Scott Key Mall
Carl Raith
Market Street
Raith
U.S. 15
Potomac Edison's Bath County pump storage nears approval
PE moves toward PSC approval for a 1.6 billion Bath County pump storage project in western Virginia. APS may buy 40 to 50 percent. PE could fund a quarter of 800 million, boosting peak capacity by about 13 percent to 2,130 megawatts. Hearings run through Tuesday with opposing views on timing and load management options.
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Baltimore
Potomac Edison
Virginia
Public Service Commission
PSC
Office of People’s Counsel
Bath County
Virginia Electric Power Company
VEPCO
Allegheny Power System
APS
Robert B. Murdock
Elmer 3. Kaelin
Murdock
People’s Counsel
Haataleo Aluminum Company
Kaelin
Eastaleo
Matthew I. Rahal
Kahal
Kabal
Ronald A. Decker
SV. le
Decker
William A. Badger
Bath
Badger
Lower Armstrong
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Rock Road
U.S. 40 Alt
Bentlinger Road
Walkersville High School
MD. 19
Walkersville
North Market Street
Frederick City
Patrick Street
Seventh Street
James R. Shaw
Ballenger Creek
County Planning Commission
All Insurance and Union
Eugene L. Klupt
Dds
Frederick
L. Klupt
J. Feinsoh
BMD
Nancy
Nancy’s
East Street
Hagerstown
Dodge Diplomats
Amawer
DODGE
Watkins- Burdette Motor CO
OMNI
Colt & Challenger
REBA
Oeenare
Nh Dodge
Chrysler
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co.,, Inc
Rosemont Ave
AVI
Frederick, MD
Dodge Miradas
Paisley
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ian Paisley
London
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Newtownards
the News
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Westminster
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