City Wins Federal Grant for Carnal Creek Interceptor
Frederici tas receives a $17700 increase in federal funds for two phases of the Carnal Creek Interceptor Sewer project. The $661,850 federal share covers 50 percent with state and city each paying 25 percent. Phases include routes from the treatment plant off Gas House Pike to East Patrick Street and College Avenue to Culler Lake, with College Avenue to Culler Lake completed earlier. Remaining stages await State Water Resources Administration approval.
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Frederici Tas
Carnal Creek
J Glenn Beal Jr
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Ser Ina Protection Agency
Gas House Pike
East Patrick Street
College Avenue
Culler Lake
Micnali Bo Puc Jroo
Suez TV
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
Pear High
State Water Resources Administration
Senate OK for Campaign Financing Bill Faces Hurdles in House
The Senate approved 57 to 34 a plan to fund presidential and congressional campaigns with federal subsidies. The measure, led by Sen. Edward Kennedy and Rep. Hugh Scott, would cost about 250 million in presidential years and 100 million in congressional years and rely on an income tax checkoff.
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Washington
Senate
House
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
al Ullman
D-Ore
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
California
Thomas pushes plan to oust welfare cheats in 1974
Maryland State Senator Edward P. Thomas will push new legislation in the 1974 General Assembly to remove welfare cheats from public rolls. A 1,200 case study found 14.7 percent ineligible and 28.5 percent overpaid while 10.3 percent received too little, creating a 53.5 percent error rate and an estimated 26.9 million dollars in improper payments. Senator Markus joins in proposing a bill requiring able bodied recipients to perform service in exchange for benefits.
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Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Carroll
General Assembly
Frederick
Maryland Department of Employment and Social Services
Thomas
Fred Markus
Eastern Shore
County Officials Deny Engineer Kickbacks Amid Estimates Talk
County Engineer William S. Fout and planning chief Larry Johnson urge no kickbacks in awarding contracts. They cite extras, overruns, and use of ASCE cost manuals to justify fees, noting federal funds raise costs and red tape lengthens study times.
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Baltimore
Agnew
Anderson
William S. Fout
Pout
Fout
Consultam
Larry Johnson
Oil embargo signals spur another stock market rally
The New York market appeared poised for a fresh rally as analysts linked early signs of the Arats easing oil embargo tensions to trading. The Dow at 10 30 a.m. rose about 12.87 to 630 60, with advances exceeding declines on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Grand Jury In Recess Until Monday
The Frederick County Grand Jury recessed from a long special session and will resume near Monday. It has called county officials, three News-Post staffers, and inmates and former jail employees to testify during its inquest.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
News - Post
Colder Air Moving Into County Area
Despite rainy weather, six more deer were killed since Tuesday morning raising the rifle season total to 155 in the county. Rain is expected to continue with a plunge to the lower teens tonight in the mountains while snow flurries appear in higher elevations of Western Maryland and showers end statewide this evening with cloudy intervals.
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Maryland
Energy Experts Favor Rationing Over Tax
Washington AP describes a shift in the Nixon administration where the Emergency Energy Action Group leans toward rationing as a gas shortage looms. Treasury Secretary Shultz cited as hesitant on taxes. debate continues as Friday discussions loom and government controls expand for fuels and crude oil.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shalt
Creaile
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Federal Land Opened For Oil Production
Interior Secretary Morton announced leases on six federal offshore shale tracts in Colorado Utah and Wyoming will be offered by competitive bidding between January 4 and June 4. He also moved to issue a permit for the Trans Alaska pipeline and activated 20 petroleum executives to assist emergency energy programs.
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Washington
Rogers C
Morton
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Tme
Justice Department
Se Ae
Emergency Petroleum and Gas Administration
Interior Department
Department
Four Held on Marijuana Possession After Mt Airy Raid
Maryland state police say four people including a 17 year old girl were arrested at an Old Annapolis Road residence near Mt Airy on marijuana possession charges. The juveniles released to parents, three men free on 500 dollar bonds after officers Tie John W Reburn Victor E Wolfe and Trooper AH Murphy seized paraphernalia and a small cannabis amount. A separate case reports a Monday break in at Corral Manor Elementary School causing about two thousand dollars in losses from theft and vandalism with multiple areas damaged.
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Maryland
Arnapolis Road
Mt. Airy Sunday
William Clinton McSherry
Patrick Scott McCarty
Michael George Almon
John W. Reburn
Victor E. Wolfe
AH. Murphy
Corral Manor
Moore
Ruby Brashears
Long Range Commuters Hoard Gasoline Against Shortage
County planners report commuters hoarding gasoline amid Sunday gas station closures and rumors of rationing. Residents consider burying 290 gallon tanks in backyards, raising safety concerns over underground storage and zoning loopholes.
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Frederck Coumans
Mikes
Lawrence Johnson
Johnson
Goren
Guyton
House Votes Year Round Daylight Saving Time
The House approved year round daylight saving time and the Senate expected action soon. The bill would shift clocks one hour earlier on enactment and keep the energy time plan through October 1975 while the Transportation Department studies effects.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Departmen of Transportation
Ford Wins Senate Confirmation For Vice Presidency
Vice President design ate Gerald Ford wins Senate approval amid praise for integrity. A few senators oppose on civil rights and Vietnam war stances. House leadership expects Ford to be confirmed, with nomination processed under the 25th Amendment debate.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford Pee Se
Senate
House
Ford
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
William D. Hathaway
Dmaine
Congress
Nixon
Spiro T. Axnew
House Judiciary Committee
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Gerald Ford
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County Board of Zaning Appeals
County Planning Office
Henry Lakin
Soning
Garland Guyton
White House
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