County suit over sewer taps móviles Cafritz and Ausherman charges
Attorney Dan Kupli said he would sue Frederick County for unnamed residents over sewer tap charges he says should have been billed to developers James Cafritz and Ernest Ausherman. The county credits total over $600,000 for pumping stations and trunk lines, with Cafritz development at Discovery south of Walkersville and Ausherman projects at Glade Towne, Clover Hill, and Briercrest. Officials say no charges were forgiven as none existed in 1971. Rupli disputes state and county authority and vows litigation.
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Dan Kupli
James E. Calrtz
Ernest Ausherman
Cafritz
Ausherman
County Metropolitan Commission
Discovery
Walkersville
County Planning Commission
Glade Towne
Clover Hill
Frederick
Briercrest
Jefferson
Rupli
Metropolitan Commission
Meg
Albert Cinquepalma
New Market
Ralph Gastley
News - Post
Market
County
Gastley
Charles Price
UFO Lands in Libertytown Hayfield at Dawn
In Frederick County a black balloon with aluminum foil attached was seen in a Libertytown hayfield at 7 am by Mrs. Helen Kelly and her daughter Grace Johnson. They described a metallic object bobbing in mist, mistaken at first for a ghost, later identified as a two foot diameter balloon with foil. The sighting follows a similar earlier observation from two weeks prior above a house roof.
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Helen Kelly
Libertytown
Frederick County
U. S. 26
Ole King
Mrs. Kelly
Governor Names State Energy Czar
Governor Marvin Mandel appointed Richard Batterton, deputy health secretary, to head the new Energy Policy Office. Batterton will join the cabinet and start work immediately to address what Mandel termed an impending emergency of cold homes in Maryland this winter.
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Anapolis
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Richard Batterton
Mantel
Batterton
Housing expert urges moratorium to curb Frederick County growth
Dr. Carl Norcross told Frederick Rotarians a growth moratorium is needed until a coherent policy is set. He warned that Frederick County has already approved enough developments to exceed projected 2000 population, and predicted growth would dominate next year’s County Commissioners race. Norcross, an architect and housing consultant, cited outsized developers and risky density as the core issues facing the county.
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Carl Norcross
Frederick Rotarians
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Fairfax County
U.S
Vietnam
Department of State
Norcross
Columbia
Crofton
Annapolis
Fortune Magazine
House and Home
Taunder Su
City urged to require underground wiring
Fredericks Improvement Foundation votes to urge the Mayor and Aldermen to pass a resolution directing Potomac Edison to place overhead cables underground. Attorney Sidney Bloom notes no city funds required, but costs may be shared by residents or property owners. Several funding options discussed including bonds and state aid. Local officials discuss historic district inclusion and possible state support for underground lines. The group also plans a street beautification study with a $900 design contract and considers a Kiwanis speaker on downtown revitalization.
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Fredericks Improvement Foundation Inc
Board of Aldermen
Sidney Bloom
Ciy
Potomac Edison Company
Bloom
Edward P. Thomas
Harry McGuirk
Baltimore
Charles W Smelser
Frederick
Becky Tran
Paul Crum Jr
Ammapolis
Pechiney Seeks Larger Howmet Stake With Tender Offer
Pechiney Ugine Kuhlman Corp aims to raise its Howmet Corp equity to 65 percent via a 21.5 million tender offer at 21.40 per share for up to one million shares. The plan also preserves a right to buy 300,000 more, potentially lifting stake if exercised before November 16. Howmet trades at 20.625 on the NYSE with Eastalco Aluminum Co cited in related expansion plans.
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New York
Pechiney Ugine Kuhlman Corp
Howmet Corp
Howmet
Pechiney
LS Aluminum Company
New York Stock Exchange
Eastalco Aluminum Co
Frederick
Eastalco
Amax Aluminum Co Ene
Nixon Press Conference Postponed Due to Middle East Crisis
President Nixon postponed a televised news conference scheduled for tonight, saying he is focused on the Middle East crisis. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the session will be moved to Friday with no specific time set.
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Washington
United States
Henry A Kissinger
Middle East
Stamen Kissinger
Aione
Soviet Union
Israel
Kissinger Mathy
Kissinger
Kiwanger
Ak Signale
Rerald
K Ford
U.S
Ford
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Gerald L. Warren
Maryland Lottery Winning Numbers and Prized Prizes Listed
This week's Maryland Lottery shows prizes for exact six digit combinations worth 50000 and exact last five, four and three digits with smaller rewards. It also notes a million dollar payoff for any ticket serial number scramble and a £35 prize for scrambles of the ticket number.
Israel Maintains Absolute Cease-Fire Amid Frontline Tensions
The Associated Press reports Israel keeping an absolute ceasefire on front lines as UN observers move to monitor the Suez Canal ceasefire. Egypt claims Israeli attacks on the east bank while Israel says fighting subsided after major air and ground battles. both sides report air losses and tank losses near Suez.
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Associated Press
Israel
Middle East
United Nations
Jerusalem
U.N
Suez Canal
Sinai
Egypt
Pentagon
United States
Moscow
Washington
Anwar Sadat
White House
Mohamed H. el-Zayyat
The
Security Council
Egyp
Fort Ritchie goes on indefinite standby alert
U S Army personnel at Fort Ritchie Washington County placed on indefinite standby alert at 12 45 a.m. 1110 military personnel report to duty 550 civilian workers at 8 a.m. Leaves and passes suspended. base operates normally. Maryland National Guard elements placed on standby. Company A 11508 and Fort Detrick personnel not alerted. Governor Mandel announced the action.
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U.S. Army
Ft. Ritchie
Washington County
Jeannie Maire
Frederick National
News-Post responds to Zimmerman ownership charge in Frederick County
Frederick County officials debate media concentration as News-Post General Manager George B. Delaplain Jr. defends diverse ownership and press freedom. He cites multiple daily and weekly papers, radio and TV signals, and argues the county enjoys a broad communications system despite the Frederick Cablevision bid.
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Frederick County
News-Post
George B. Delaplain, Jr
Frederick Cablevision, Inc
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frederick Cablevision
Frederick Cable
Delaplaine
Zimmerman
Frederick Post
News
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Hanover
Waynesboro
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Richard E. Zammerman
Col Munshower Receives Golden Hand of Friendship Honor
Col Elmer F Munshower, ex mayor of Frederick and veteran civic leader, was honored Wednesday with the Frederick Shopping Center Merchants Golden Hand of Friendship Award. Harry Rosenfeld presented the gold tie tack as guests recalled his military service and long public career.
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Mooney
Elmer F Munshower
Frederick
Col. Munshower
Elmer F. Munshower
Cic
Harry Rosenfeld
Seventh Street Center
John
Magaha
Maryland
Munshower
France
Rosenfeld
Rosenfelds
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