Energy clash threatens half million jobs over gas shortage
Washington lawmakers face a looming natural gas shortage that could cost about 500,000 U.S. jobs this winter. Republicans seek end to price controls while Democrats push emergency sale legislation. Both sides warn elimination of controls risks inflation and higher prices. A compromise failed Wednesday.
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Ford administration
Senate
Ford
Federal Power Commission
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
unem
Government study links milk price rise to regulations
Washington ap The wage and price council reviews dairy prices after an analysis attributed about 10 cents per half gallon to government regulation. The Agriculture Department challenges the study while noting milk’s importance to consumers. The 1970 price in some regions reflects 57.8 cents per half gallon, with regulation adding about 10 cents.
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WASHINGTON
Council on Wages and Price Stability
Agriculture Department
Michael H. Moskew
wage and price council
Burch Affirms Right to Newspapers for County Jail Inmates
The Attorney General advises Frederick County Sheriff Barnes that denying inmates newspapers is unjustified and unconstitutional. He notes reading about themselves does not pose a compelling security danger and that access to newspapers must be allowed alongside radios, TV, magazines and books.
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Frederick County
Donald C. Barnes
Barnes
Francis B. Burch
Disaster aid center in Frederick to close Friday
The federal disaster aid center at Frederick National Guard Armory will close at 7 p.m. Friday after serving only 50 residents since Tuesday. Col. James K. O’Brien said low utilization made the effort inefficient and that four other centers remain open for loan information and assistance.
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Frederick National Guard Armory
Frederick County
Maryland Civic Defense
James K. O’Brien
Maryland Civil Defense and Disaster Preparedness Agency
Pikesville
Frederick
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Arthur T. Doyle
Col. O’Brien
O’Brien
Colorfest Preview Opens With Farm Milking Tour
Colorfest events span Friday to Sunday in the northern county with tours of Harold Long dairy farm in Graceham starting at 6 a.m. and ongoing farm attractions. The weekend features an army band concert at Catoctin High School and the crowning of Colorfest Queen Cathy Ann Wivell.
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Catoctin
northern county
Harold Long
Graceham
Long’s
Catoctin High School
United States Army
Fort Meade
Cathy Ann Wivell
Maryland
Bonnie Obright
Dr Noah Kefauver Dies At 99 In Frederick Nursing Home
Dr Noah Edward Kefauver died at the Frederick Nursing Home Thursday October 9 at 5am aged 99 Born March 11 1876 near Middletown he practiced dentistry in Frederick for over 50 years retiring in 1958 He was married to Lucretia Michael who died in 1976 at 92 A lifelong member of Christ Reformed Church Middletown and Masonic and chivalric bodies.
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Noah Edward Kefauver
Frederick
Kefauver
Middletown
Richard
Laura Toms Kefauver
University of Maryland
Church
Market Streets
Lucretia Michael
Frederick Nursing Home
Christ Reformed Church of
Columbia Lodge
Enoch Council
R.A.M
R.N.S
Jacques De Molay
Beth Sholom Synagogue Restored During Bicentennial Year
Beth Sholom Synagogue on West Second Street begins a full restoration led by president Perman Miller. Work includes exterior cleaning pointing up and waterproofing and interior remodeling to enlarge seating with traditional decor.
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Beth Sholom Synagogue
West Second Street
Perman Miller
Miller
Almanack predicts cold snowy winter and white Christmas
Hagerstown based Almanack marks 179th year with forecast by Prof. William E. O Toole of Mount St. Marys College using moon based computer models. Prediction calls for heavy snow around Thanksgiving and major snow events on January 8 and 9 10 29 30 31 and continued cold into early February.
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Almanack
HAGERSTOWN
J. Gruber
William E. O'Toole
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
O'Toole
O’Toole
Claader
John Gruber
Gruber
Ben. Franklin
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers and New York Market Gain
Maryland winners were 476411 for the 50 000 game 44727 for millionaire finalist 741290 2372 33708 161 for the 14 for 1 game. In New York the stock market rose with the Dow up 3.62 at 27 53 as NYSE gainers led losers 2 to 1 on hopes for NYC default progress.
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BALTIMORE
Maryland
NEW YORK
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Patty's kidnapping termed retaliation by militants
Militant refugees hold hostages and private armies clash in Lebanon in what officials call retaliation. Occasional rain and cool weather expected with highs in the 60s to 70s and a 30 percent rain chance tonight, 20 percent Friday.
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