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Senators push Potomac dams plan for area water supply
Beall and Gude fly an aerial survey with Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and Col. Love to urge immediate starts on Sixes Bridge in Frederick County and Bloomington on the North Branch. They call for funding and action to solve Potomac water needs through 1985, opposing high level dams while supporting estuary cleanup.
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J. Glenn Beall
Gilbert Gude
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Carroll County Liquor Crackdown Targets Underage Sales
A large crackdown in Carroll County has yielded up to 100 indictments by the grand jury against tavern keepers and liquor businesses for selling to minors. Union Bridge and New Windsor lead with five and two indictments respectively as State Attorney T Bryan McIntire vows to halt underage liquor sales. Juvenile probation officer Charles M Robb cites that about half of his 75 cases involve juveniles consuming liquor, and criticizes dealers who re-sell liquor to youths at a profit.
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Charles M. Robb
FCC Campus Eyes Opening Despite Sewer Delays
Frederick Community College trustees expect the new campus to open next September on schedule even if the Walkersville Tuscarora Interceptor is not finished. Delays in state funds and bond issuance threaten sewer connections, so FCC may install a septic or holding tank to handle about 15 000 gallons daily until funding is secured.
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New Circuit Court Judge Resigns as Legal Counsel
Samuel Barrick resigns as Mt Airy legal counsel to avoid conflict of interest. Charles O. Fisher of Westminster is named to replace him, signaling the judge’s intent to act unfettered in the new post.
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Mount Airy
Charles O. Fisher
Westminster
Community Concerts Commends Coverage in Frederick
Nicholas Yinger shares a hospital misadventure and medical delays while praising The Frederick Post and News for coverage of the Community Concerts sponsorship. The letter from Mrs Charles F Broadrup thanks the newspaper for promoting subscriptions and notes high demand at Governor Thomas Johnson High School.
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League of Nations Special to Visit Maryland Tour Stops
The League of Nations Special traveling from Baltimore is expected in the city Saturday evening under Captain Chamberlain who will speak at sites across the state. After county tours it will proceed to Hagerstown for more engagements. Nearly half an inch of rain fell last night while the sun returns today. Emmitsburg Community hosts a farm wives show at month end and early November featuring jams jellies marmalades dried fruits canned goods and handmade crafts from home makers and wood and metal work by men.
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Opening of Great Frederick Fair Sparks Harvest Amid Corn Market Uncertainty
Exhibits are being arranged as the Frederick fair opens with harvest bustle. No government support price yet for the 1949 corn crop. the Commodity Credit Corporation may announce the loan price soon. Hodson Pool at Hood College saw first swimmers as the pool honors Col. Clarence Hodson. Maryland apple growers in Virginia and West Virginia vie for Appalachian Quality entries with four prizes for top 500 bushels in each state.
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Paper Plans and Reality In U S Troop Withdrawals
Nixon delayed new Vietnam troop withdrawals not due to Viet Cong-North Vietnamese offensives but to overoptimistic planning. The plan targets up to 75 000 fewer troops by year end with staged 25 000 to 100 000 per year, while intermeshing Vietnamese units with U S support proves complex. Delays also reflect political staffing, maintenance issues, and timing to suit U S public opinion and antiwar pressure.
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