Council urges COG urged water sewer plan changes in county
The Frederick County Council of Governments discussed revisions to county sewer and water plans at the October session. They urged the new county board to approve changes enabling public water and sewer within two years for areas south and west of New Market, west of Middletown, north of Walkersville, and other sites while flagging several reclassification requests as lacking sufficient information or capacity. The meeting noted conditional approvals and capacity constraints in Middletown, Walkersville, and nearby towns, with multiple developments awaiting alignment with existing treatment facilities.
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Frederick Cruntwe
Camel of Governments
COG
Board of County Commissioners
New Market
Middletown
Walkersville
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Glade Towne
Windobona Nursing Home
Pinecliff
Bartonsville
Maryland Line Campground Inc
Emmitsburg
Mormon Church
Foxville
Hunting Creek
Carroll Construction Corporation
Tulip Hill
Frederick
Long Branch Estates
U. S
Bartonaville
Valley Land
Rudy Farm
Burgess Floyd E. Stine
Burgess Stine
State Water Resources Administration
Valley
Fountain Rock
Burgess Orley Bourland
Minan Development
Sponseller
Fighting renews as Lebanon truce holds amid clashes
In Beirut heavy Christian militias and Syrian peacekeepers clash with sniper fire across front lines. Israeli gunboats shell guerrilla camps in southern Lebanon while truce observers report continued activity near the city. Lebanon's president seeks broader Arab force support as casualties climb.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Voice of Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Christian Radio
Qaranting Bridge
Beldide
Christiana Radio
East Beirut
Red Cross
Perth
Elias Sarkis
Arab League
Gold Prices Hit New Highs on European Markets
Dollar weakness sends bullion prices to fresh records on Europe's two largest markets. In Zurich gold climbs to 223.875 per ounce, surpassing prior peaks by 50 cents from last Friday and $2 above Monday's close. London dealers fix morning price at 2273.60, edging past record by 1.85.
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London
Europe
Zurich
Pope-A? MORO aftermath and awards forecast
Inside The News notes long workdays ahead for the pope and mentions the assassination aftermath plus country music awards presented tonight. Weather outlook calls for low 40s to mid 50s, partly cloudy, and highs near 70 with minimal rain through Wednesday. Winds ease tonight.
Words of Wisdom: Act the Part and Become the Part
A compact aphorism attributed to William James, stating that behavior shapes identity and that adopting role-driven actions can transform self into the pursued state. The idea emphasizes practice, habitual conduct, and the power of deliberate imitation.
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William James
Frederick County Accepts Low Bid for Courthouse Project
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners approved an $8,900,000 bid from Cam Construction Company of Frederick for the courthouse complex at West Patrick and Court Street. The State Board of Public Works must review before award. meeting set for Wednesday Oct 18.
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Frederick
Maryland
Citizens Courthouse Advisory Committee
Samuel W. Barrick
City Historic District Commission
John Hanson
Bushey-Burrey Inc
Vverk Partnership
State Water Resources Administration
Carroll Creek
WRA
E. R. Lillard
District Court
Frederick City
County Sheriff's Office
Hanson House
Leimbach Construction
Glen Construction
Charles J. Cirelli & Sons
Cam
Donald L. Lewis
Debate limited on tax cut bill in Senate standoff
The Senate backed an amendment tying future tax cuts to restraint in federal spending growth 65 to 20 as inflation fears loom ahead of final action on the tax package. Supporters stressed relief for families while warning against higher deficits and profligate government. Controversies include capital gains tax cuts and Carter tax proposals, with final action anticipated tonight.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Sam Nuno
D-Ga
Finance Committee
Carter
How They Voted on Tax Bill Debate Limit
Senators from Mid Atlantic states joined the Senate in a 62 to 28 vote to limit debate on the tax bill and bar non tax amendments. Democrats for: Byrd Virginia. Republicans for: Heinz Pennsylvania Mathias Maryland Roth Delaware Schweiker Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Senate
Byrd, Va
Heinz, Pa
Mathias, Md
Roth, del
Schweiker, Pa
City planners approve new store and rezone case
Frederick city planning officials approve locating a new Super Market and recommend rezoning West Seventh Street parcel from residential to business use. The drive cites differing zoning needs for the corner of West Seventh and North Market Streets. Public discussion featured attorney Herbert Morrison and Planning Director Mark Horak. The Board of Aldermen will review parcels A and B along with related fence landscaping and outdoor vehicle storage amendments.
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Frederick
West Seventh Street
R.R.R. Roberts
West Seventh
North Market Streets
Herbert D. Morrison
Mark Horak
Horak
North Market Street
Morrison
Paul P. Gordon
Seventh Street
Market Street
Richard L. Hargett
J. Richard Hudson
Board of Aldermen
No wrong doing found at Odd Fellows Home Maryland
Maryland Attorney General Francis Burch announced no evidence of wrongdoing after a month long probe into the Odd Fellows Home following a request by Health Secretary Dr Solomon. The investigation reviewed six banks deposits and found funds on deposit equal to or greater than claimed. Solomon said residents and families feared the home would drop nursing facilities, and a provisional license to operate 43 beds will run to April 7 1979 with plans to seek regulatory approval to adjust bed levels.
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Maryland
Francis
Neil Solomon
Peeviiea Soak
Solomon
Barch
Odd Fellows
Odd
Attorney General's Office
Burch
Bowles
Western Maryland Health Systems Agency
Maryland Health Planning and Development Agency
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