Watershed Dilemma Spurs City Candidate Debate in Frederick
Frederick City voters hear a range of views on protecting the watershed. Candidates Claude DeLauter Paul Crum Jr and Charles Collins emphasize water safety recreation and road access while others push for motorbike restrictions hunting fishing and new ordinances. Incumbents discuss keeping the watershed as water supply and supporting education use and patrols.
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Mo Burket
Claude DeLauter
Frederick City
DeLauter
Paul Crum Jr
Leing
Charles Collins
Rice
Local anti obscenity law enacted in Anne Arundel County
Anne Arundel County adopts Maryland first local anti obscenity statute since the Supreme Court decision. The measure, entering into effect in 45 days, bans the nation publishing printing exhibition and distribution of obscene material within the county.
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Annapolis, Md
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Supreme Court
Watershed planning urged for recreation and safety use
Brady backs hunting fishing and nature hikes in the watershed while supporting training and education use. Alderman Hainer calls for preserving the area for water supply and controlled recreation. Hatner asks for a city board list of complaints and proposed ordinances for the record.
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Val Walbodge
Mountainedah
Motocci Cies
Glenmore
Rice
Frederick County
Emmett Bowles
Bowlus
Frederick
County Board of Education
Richard Brady
Offshore Oil Debate Draws Environmental and Industry Voices
At a Philadelphia hearing the CEQ and industry spokesmen debated whether the federal government should approve a tapping of offshore American coastlines to ease the energy crisis. Opponents warned of severe environmental damage from spills, while advocates cited domestic oil and gas reserves as essential. Frederick Long of Cape May urged a solution to the energy crisis and criticized the administration’s support for oil interests. Robert G Dunlop argued for natural gas and oil development as key to national energy security with backing from George Bloom and others.
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Cape May
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Robert G Dunlop
Sun Ou Co
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George J. Bloom
Percy Sylvania Public Utilities
Com' Imi
City Police Charge 13 People With Motor Violations
City police charged 13 individuals with motor vehicle violations on Thursday. Chases William Phelps of Bartonsville Road faced negligent operation charges on West South Street at 10 30 p m. James L. Main of East Fourth Street charged with running a red light at Third and South Streets at 10 15 p m. Eleven others were cited for speeding with listed fines ranging from 20 to 328 dollars and addresses across the area.
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Bartonsville Road
West South Street
Third
South Streets
James L. Main
East Fourth Street
Penn Central's Future Decided By Judge Today
The article reports Penn Central as America's largest railroad facing bankruptcy and daily losses of about 500 000. It notes a U S district judge considering reorganization by November 30 and mentions subsidies of roughly 250 million dollars needed to operate. Washington activity seeks legislation to address the crisis while the ICC questions liquidation plans and potential continuing service to protect assets.
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Penn Central Co
Central
Berger
Washington
Pennsylvania Abandons Winner's Choice
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania lottery will continue weekly drawings. Kane states the top prize of 100000 dollars is the largest weekly prize offered by the lottery, amid questions about game format and strategy.
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Harrisburg
Kane
FDA Orders Cosmetic Firms to List Ingredients on Labels
The FDA announced a rule requiring cosmetics makers to list ingredients on product labels. The change, set to take effect after March 31, 1975, aims to inform consumers about substances used in facial products.
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FDA
Washington
Foot and Drug Administration
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