Maryland energy crises and political shifts amid 1980s reforms
The article reports on Potomac Edison fearing unmet future demand amid regulatory scrutiny, with Gov elect Hughes and Bagley prioritizing economic development and PSC reform. It covers plans to boost utility oversight, encourage Western Maryland coal use, and promote tourism while inviting public input from education groups and chamber members.
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Carron
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PSC
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Cumberland
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Ray Mayberry
US Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Chamber
Kitty Reed
Charles H Smelser
Dels
Julen P Delpney
Raymond E Beck
V Loony Hardenhorn
James E. McClellan
Beverly B. Byron
Indicators point to continued growth despite inflation pressures
Washington and Mexico City reports show the Carter administration sees moderate growth ahead with the leading indicators up 0.5 percent in October while inflation and trade deficits darken the outlook. Dow dips as markets weigh the 21 billion dollar October trade gap and rising prices, yet equipment orders signal investment gains amid mixed signals on 1978 prospects.
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Washington
Carter
Surplus funds eyed for fiscal 1960 budget and projects
Lee outlined that most of the surplus will be funneled into the shared Fiscal 1960 budget with Harry R. Hughes. He noted about 60 million dollars is needed to balance a budget around 4.7 billion, with up to 4 million for local school funding and a similar amount for expanding the standard income tax deduction. A further 50 million was earmarked for cash basis construction projects. Frederick City Police reported seven arrests mainly for traffic violations including Eva Jean Miller Donna Shafer Roger Slymore Sarah Grove Eryn Cromwell Clayton Abshire and Pamela Jones for offenses such as speeding red lights and bad checks.
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Harry R. Hughes
Hughes
Frederick City
Eva Jean Miller
Brunswick
Donna Elizabeth Shafer
Linden Avenue
Roger Lee Slymore
Lee Place
Sarah Bradberry Grove
Frederick
Erryn, Cromwell
Maruasoure
1. Va
Clayton Paul Abshire
West Patrick Street
Pamela Jeanne Jones
Damascus
Slain San Francisco mayor buried amid mourning crowd
San Francisco gives final rites to Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk after their murders. Thousands file past their coffins at City Hall as extraditions and funeral plans unfold, while Dan White waits in custody on murder charges.
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Dianne Feinstein
Harvey Milk
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Holy Cross
Colma
San Francisco Bay
White
Whites
Trial Testimony Details Local Farm Monitoring Program
Commissioner Virts testified about farm visits in Adamstown and cooperation from plaintiffs William Zimmerman Charles Noffsinger and Austin Putman for a monitoring program. He cited past fluoride emissions at Eastalco and noted limits under a proposed potline. Defense questioned Virts provoking courtroom friction as witnesses described farm conditions and impacts from Eastalco. The trial continued with witnesses from Capitol Milk and Noffsinger families, with plaintiff testimony expected to extend through the week.
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Adamstown
William Zimmerman
Charles Noffsinger
Austin Putman
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al Rabie
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Eustako
Armintrout
Baltmore
Eastalco
Benjamin Rosenberg
Sheaker
Samuel W. Barrick
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Shenker
John N. Lewis
Capitol Milk
Noffsinger
Lois Noffsinger
Willian H. Sr
William H. Zimmerman Jr
Eastaleo
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