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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1981

Page

2

Funds sought to battle Oaks landfill

Laytonsville residents near the Oaks landfill are urged to donate 50 each to fund an appeal against the Ficker Amendment and a class action against the County Council. The Greater Laytonsville Civic Association aims to raise up to 50,000 3100,000 with 500 homes involved, organizing neighbors and expanding a telephone tree. An auction at St Paul’s Church with valuable and rare items, a handmade quilt, and raffles is planned for October 10 to bolster funds amid concerns over water quality and pollution fears affecting Prince Georges and Montgomery counties.

Laytonsville Oaks Greater County Council Priscilla Beoner St. Paul's Church Pam Lamb Hawlings Prince Georges Montgomery Transportation Department Benner

Reagan Faces Budget Fight Over House Education Plan

Reagan's new budget cuts face immediate test as House debates funding for Labor Health and Human Services and Education. Aides say the measure exceeds his target by about 2 billion dollars, while moderate Republicans pledge to oppose amendments to trim more. Stockman faced criticism at the Budget Committee as he urged deeper cuts but gave few specifics.

Reagan House Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services Education Pursell Stockman House Budget Committee

Arson Suspected in Area Fires Highlighted by Officials

State fire marshal reports arson or suspicious arson as the main cause of fires in dwellings and vehicles, with a 20 percent rise in arson cases from 1980 to 1981. Since January has investigated 121 fires, 20 percent arson, four fire-related arrests in September, three thousand eight hundred manpower hours, and a total loss of $138,000. An arson hotline at 1-800-492-7529 offers rewards for information. One death this year from a house fire. Community fire prevention programs planned at Lewistown and Jefferson venues with open houses, poster contests, and demonstrations during October events.

Frederick City Maryland Tim 5 May Frederick County Fire Chiefs Association Clint Hughes Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company Lewistown Thurmont Jefferson Jefferson Community Center National Bureau of Standards Fire Company Algo Frederick Life Valley Elementary School Clovers Lisa Lakin Monocacy Village Fredericktowne Village Amber Meadows Emmitsburg Emmitsburg — the Vigilant Hose Company Smokey Bear Sparkey O'Leary Damascus McDonald's Restaurant Ronald McDonald Fire Department Park Police Hyattstown Germantown New Market New Market District Mary Lazarewicz Debbie Hawkins Sharon Phelps State Police Canine Corps Medivac Valley Kemptown

County weighs condemning White Rock utility

County officials consider condemnation to take over White Rock water system after earlier talks failed with owner Brosius. Officials say funding would come from user rates via a front foot charge repaid over years, with no general fund taxpayer use. The debate centers on whether to pursue purchase or let residents cover repairs and operation costs.

Clagett and Johnson Brosius Clagett Board of Commissioners Division of Public Works White Rock Water Jonathan S. Reiskin

Maryland Hazardous Waste Dump Site Debate Returns In October

A Maryland hazardous waste study argues wastes come from multiple industries and must be safely disposed. It cites 1980 Maryland total 355000 tons with 299000 tons from Maryland generators and Baltimore City as a key dump candidate.

Maryland Frederick County Baltimore City MES Allegany Carroll Montgomery Howard Washington Pennsylvania New Jersey Arthur D. Little

Gaithersburg Man Survives I-270 Truck Rollover

A Gaithersburg man escaped serious injury when his northbound truck overturned on I-270 near New Design Road early Friday. Anthony W. Sewell, 30, was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police report a tire blowout caused the crash. the truck was owned by A S Ceramic Tire.

Gaithersburg I- 270 New Design Road Frederick Memorial Hospital Anthony W. Sewell Maryland Sewell A&s Ceramic Tire Cpl. Long Ofcer

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