Governor seeks federal help to remove Sharptown toxins
Maryland Governor Harry Hughes urged federal officials to begin removing toxic chemicals stored in Sharptown as a regional on site team debated action and funding. The group had not set a removal date or funding source and criticized EPA priorities.
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Talmadge denounced beats drums for re election
Senator Herman E. Talmadge faces censure for alleged financial conduct and vows to seek re election as he emphasizes his plan to serve Georgia as a senior senator. The denunciation marks a rare discipline in the Senate in over a decade. Byrd says the case ends with the vote.
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Books page previews reviews and columns mix
Highlights include Nathe Gordimer praise in Psychology Today and essays on graffiti media and politics. Columns offer entertainment notes and a calendar of events while TV, dining, and cinema items round out the day’s culture section with reviews and notices across multiple categories.
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Planners advance Bush Creek sewage plan in Frederick County
A unanimous planning commission vote sends a plan to county commissioners to build two subregional sewage treatment plants around Bush Creek serving Monrovia area basins. Developers would own and operate initially, with county ownership after bases are established, aiming to avoid county funding gaps.
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Castro Returns to UN to Speak on Non-Aligned Summit
Fidel Castro emerged after a 36 hour stay at the Cuban Mission and rode to the United Nations to discuss the Havana non aligned summit and economic issues dividing rich and poor. He met with UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim before a late morning General Assembly address amid guarded security and limited protests.
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Thomas: spending limit bill a definite longshot this session
Sen. Edward P. Thomas predicts a constitutional spending limit amendment is unlikely to pass in the 1960 General Assembly. He notes a legislative committee is studying tax and spending limits, but Gov. Hughes opposition and worries about highway funding may doom the effort. He also opposes raising the gas tax and cites an alternative transportation funding plan under study.
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Senate approves Byron plaque for Appalachian Trail
The U S Senate passed a bill to authorize a plaque in honor of late Congressman Goodloe Byron of Frederick to be placed along the Appalachian Trail near Boonsboro Maryland. President Carter is expected to sign by Monday ahead of a Saturday ceremony at Washington Monument State Park with Principal speaker Representative Charles McC Wathas of Maryland and Beverly Byron involved in planning and sponsorship by ATC Parks Service and other agencies.
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Showers and Dry Ice at YMCA North Market Street
The YMCA offers showers and dry ice to those without electricity, with free delivery of dry ice and heating water for freeters. People are urged to visit the YMCA building on North Market Street, bring cardboard and eyes for handling, and request assistance from YMCA members and volunteers.
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Power Outage Affects 1500 In Maryland Areas
About 1,500 residents remained without electricity as Potomac Edison crews repaired damage from Wednesday's heavy snowfall. PEPCO crews joined local workers, with hope of restoration by night. Trees and broken wires hindered service in Libertytown Taylorsville and along Md 27. Temperature ranges and forecasted cooler nights were noted by state police.
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Government pay freeze hits federal workers and troops
A congressional pay impasse threatens pay for 13 million federal workers and 2 million military personnel next week. If unresolved by Tuesday, Agriculture and HUD staff may be short paid, VA employees face delays, and many agencies run on last year’s funds awaiting emergency funding. Continued on Page A-4.
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Variable clouds with showers chance tonight
Fragments report cloudy periods and chances of showers with light winds. Forecast mentions percent chances and mild temperatures with wind speeds around 10 to 18 mph, noting a Saturday low or high around unspecified values.
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