More Studies Ordered City Sewer Plan Rejected
The Frederick Carroll Creek interceptor sewer plan faced a setback at a Water Resources Administration hearing. Examiner Ira N. Curtis refused approval until three more weeks of detailed studies on flood impacts are provided, with Sagner company seeking flood condition analysis and assurances.
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Carroll Creek
High’s
East Patrick Street
College Avenue
West College Terrace
U. S. 15
Rock
Carroll Creeks
Baughman
Sagner
Wisner
Anthony Carey
Pue
Baker , Wibberly
Thomas Helbs
Carey
Sagner Company
Jack Rosenthal
Agnes
City Officials OK 1.35 Million Bond for NA Phillips Building
The mayor and board unanimously approve issuing 1.35 million industrial revenue bonds to finance North American Phillips Corp for a 90 600 square foot building at Husky Park. The city pledges no full faith credit and NA Phillips bears all bond costs. Maryland National Bank to handle bonds. The board also requires site plan approval in A 4 or heavier districts and annexes 45.7 acres owned by Frederick Business Properties, bordered by Hayward Road and Clem Farm, with Alderman Bowlus dissenting.
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North American Phillips Corporation
Husky Park
North American Phillis Corporation
Maryland National Bank
City Board
City Planning
Mts
Emmett Bowlus
Frederick Business Properties
Hayward Road
Clem
Fire log reports and ambulance calls in county area
Fire calls include a cabin blaze at Carroll Manor on Monocacy Bottom Road reported around 6:00 p.m. in the past two hours ending 10 a.m. Ambulance activity shows emergency and routine calls with a population tally of three males two females and one juvenile.
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Monocacy Bottom
Carroll Manor
Independents
Wholesale Prices Soar as Inflation Clocks Record Rise
The Labor Department reports August wholesale prices up a record 23.1 percent, driven by higher costs for livestock grains oil seeds poultry eggs cotton and milk. Unemployment edges to 4.8 percent amid fears of renewed inflation and food price surges extend into retail markets.
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Washington
Labor Department
Agua
Gas Price Rollback Awaited
Washington AP reports new government price ceilings require gasoline stations to cut prices by one to three cents per gallon by midnight. Retailers fret over penalties and possible Supreme Court action as a sticker showing pump octane must appear. delays and appeals marked the rollout.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
National Congress of Petrotawn
Thurgood Mar
Stocks Slip as Industrials Fall at 10:30 A.M.
At 10 30 a m industrials dropped 68 points to 900 35 on the Big Board with advancing issues leading decliners in a mixed market.
Rain Shortage Persists as Heat Continues Across Region
Rain failed to arrive as a cold front moved through the region ending a 12 day pollution alert. The last measurable rain was August 21 with 0.92 inches recorded. Temperatures remained hot and humid with many fields dry. Sunny weather expected through Saturday with highs in the low to mid 80s. Tonight clear with lows mid 50s to around 60. Sunday to Tuesday mix of sun and clouds with a chance of showers and mild cooling.
Eastalco Expansion Plans Could Mean 300 New Jobs
Eastalco Aluminum Co plans a second potline to raise annual capacity to 174000 tons, with total plant output reaching 434000 tons after a 50 percent Amax stake acquisition by Howmet and American Metal Climax. Construction could start early 1974, with full operation by fall 1975 and up to 1000 jobs at peak.
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Eastalco
Eastalco Aluminum Company
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Maryland
Eustarco
Marcel Paul
Charles A. Schroer
Howmet Corp
American Metal Climax Inc
Howmet
American Metal Climax
Amax Aluminum Co
Amax
Washington
Paul
Ing
Decision Postponed On Changes In County Water Plan
County Commissioners postponed action on proposed changes to the master water and sewer plan after lengthy hearings. The dispute centered on Urbana Adamstown area projects and a plan to up classify three farms to allow a community sewer system.
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Rob Macdougall
County Planning Commission
County Council of Governments
Urbana
Adamstown
County Metropolitan Commission
Albert Cinquepalma
Norman Todd
Todd
Lewis Mill
Catoctin Creek
Jefferson
Carroll Manor Civic
Association
Richard Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Planning Commission
Council of Governments
Judith Curtis
Dual Safety Programs Protect Cancer Researchers
The article describes Fort Detrick’s National Cancer Institute center adopting dual safety programs to protect workers and ensure research validity. It highlights Projects 4 and 5 on Environmental Control and biohazard safety, plus Project 15 on chemical carcinogens, led by Everett Hanel Dr William Barkley and Dr Arnold Wedum.
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Frederick
National Cancer Institute
Fort Detrick
NCI
Number
Everett Hanel
NCTI
Cancer Cause and Prevention
William Emmitt Barkley
Office of Bio Hazards and Environmental Control
Arnold G. Wedum
FCRC
Hanel
Army
Hanet
Brunswick Police Chief Resigns Amid Dulles Appointment
Strakowsky, chair of the town police committee, confirms Powers resigns as chief to take a job at Dulles. Acting chief becomes Kenneth Haga as Powers’ last day is set with Mayor Orndorff to appoint a new chief at the next council meeting.
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Strakowsky
Powers
Dulles
G. Thompson
Kenneth Haga
Msistam
Jens Orndorff
Grand Jury Set to Convene Monday
A grand jury convenes on Monday September 16 as reported, correcting Thursday's notice which misstated the date. The jury will convene in Konvene to hear pending matters and issue indictments as needed.
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Ay Tex Jery
Konvene
Matuiay
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Rhoads
George A. Evans
Larry Lipman
Omr
Be SI Toress
By Lee Short Saal
NCI Office of Bio-Hazards and Environmental Control
Brunswick
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