Perk holes threaten Frederick County residents
A calf drowned in a nine foot deep perk hole on leased farm property highlights a decade old water percolation testing hazard. County commissioners previously considered action but did nothing. Now public pressure grows as residents including Mrs. Nancy H Isaacson present photos of the danger and urge a fix.
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Frederick County
Nancy H. Isaacson
Perk hole hazard prompts possible county rule in Frederick Md
In Frederick Maryland on October 25 1978 residents discuss deadly unfilled perk holes near Md 17 between Middletown and Burkittsville. A dog fell into one nine feet deep. authorities say health officials cannot act unless a water filled health hazard exists. Neighbor urges an ordinance to fill holes after percolation testing with licenses and penalties. Officials worry about lack of self policing by builders and homeowners and consider barriers and stricter rules to prevent tragedies.
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MD. 17
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Burkittsville
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Japan's Food Prices Highlight Trade Barriers and Imports
The piece examines Japan's high supermarket prices for fruit and meat in yen terms, contrasting with U.S. inflation. It argues that protectionist policies shield domestic farmers, limiting imports and sustaining costly staples despite Japan's wealth and small arable land. It notes U.S. agricultural exports to Japan reached $3.8 billion in 1977, with potential for more if barriers eased.
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Letters to the Editor at The Frederick Post
Readers challenge coverage of a zoning plan for a Camp David area sewage project. Frank J. Clark cites a no discharge condition and conflicts between COG and local commission hearings. Other letters criticize sports page bias and Frederick County politics, urging accountable governance.
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Cancer Day crusader clashes with HEW and AMA
Washington column profiles Dr. Robert Cotti Vixon who seeks a National Cancer Day with mini detection centers. His bid is opposed by federal and state officials, the American Cancer Society, and the AMA, who question his methods and the lack of professional oversight. Despite support from 18 congressmen and many municipalities, the effort lacks funding and faces regulatory rebuke.
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Middletown High School falls to Middletown County League foes
In a county league soccer clash at Middletown 1% Thurmont High School proved easy for Middletown ins fenter County, as the home team built a 12 point second half lead after holding back the Middletown machine in the first half. Crowds watched a rough battle with several hundred fans in attendance.
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