Power rate fights loom over Davis project delays
The Continued Page A-1 report shows PE and APS facing delays and large rate increases to fund a Davis project in Tucker County West Virginia and other coal units by 1988 1990 while regulators note past rate relief and lead times of up to a decade. Alternatives include buying capacity reducing load and joint facilities with other utilities.
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Mission
Lower Armstrong
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
McCardell
Tucker County
W. Va
Davis
Armstrong
APS
Maryland
PSC
Maryland Public Service Commission
Allegheny Power System
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Cater
Carter Veto Debate Sparks Image and Power Play Claims
Michel and several Democrats argued Carter vetoed the carrier to bolster political clout and public image rather than object to the carrier. Carter supporters dismissed the charge as baseless and outrageous.
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Michel
Carter
Controversy over The Catcher in the Rye in Frederick County schools
Frederick County school board debated restricting use of J D Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye citing lies cheating profanity and sexual content. Most members voted to continue allowing the book as supplementary reading with alternatives, while critics argued it lowers standards and should be banned from classroom assignment.
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Frederick County
Remsbury
Nion
Salinger
Grendel
John Gardner
Junie Moon
Marjorie Kellogg
Silvius
Board of Education
Vincent L. Ruwet
Anderson
William B. Barnes
New Woolworth store opens November first in Key Mall
The Washington District Manager A A LaBerge announced the new FSK Woolworth department store in the Francis Scott Key Mall serving Frederick area. The 40000 square foot store will be twice as large as the existing shop, with Harvest House Restaurant and Snack Bar, full sporting goods, and camera film departments. Managers named include William Henneberger as associate manager, John Rosemier as mall store manager, and Paul Gorham as West Seventh Street store manager.
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Woolworth
Washington
A. A. LaBerge
Francis Scott Key
Navy
LaBerge
John Rosemier
Fsk Mall
Paul Gorham
Frederick
William 5. Henneberger
Seventh Street
Maager
Kurt Holter
William Henneberger
Pittsburgh
FSK
Washington, D.C
West Seventh Street
Heaendeberger
Fks Mall
Judy
Woolworth Company
Frederick County
Atte Tuviey
Hu Aunties
Woolworth Department
Bill Henneberger
New Jersey
Ramses
Liberty N.Y
Henneberger
Joanne
Bill
Todd
Fountaindale
Middletown
Liewadie
UY Cade
Harvest House
New Frederick County C P phone directories available
C P Telephone announces 71 000 new Frederick County directories delivered within two weeks. The 1978 directory features Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay retriever on the cover with almost 49 000 White Pages listings and over 190 Yellow Pages pages. The Call Guide helps save on long distance calls and directs readers to repair or service numbers. A new service center for disabled customers and teletypewriter access are included with toll free numbers. This will be the last year of the five column format, with a return to four columns in 1979 and a new bold typeface.
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Frederick
Frederick County
C & P Telephone
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Dod Lal Wiedsiey
Cad Uiduegesive
Wa & P
Weakley
Crawford State expresses disappointment after verdict
Crawford, a Mobile, Alabama native, leaves the courthouse with fiancee Virgilia Olbrish amid remarks of disappointment at not being acquitted. He faced up to eight years for currency transactions and illegal purchases tied to a 20,000 ruble deal and six antique samovars bought from Kiselev and his wife. Prosecutor sought five years suspended. Defense urged acquittal citing doubts and forgeries. International Harvester was cited as aiding US Soviet relations.
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Crawford
Virgilia Olbrish
Bowen
Mikhail Ilyukhin
International Harvester
Mironov
Fyesian
Popov
Mobile
Ala
Kiselev
Two Sisters Die in West Baltimore Fire
In West Baltimore a one alarm blaze killed sisters Rochelle Diggs aged 3 and Veronica age 4 as their mother Sandra Diggs 27 was taking other children to school. Smoke inhalation is listed as probable cause. Mrs Diggs was treated for shock and released after neighbors and officials restrained entry.
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Baltimore
West Baltimore
Rochelle Diggs
Veronica
Sandra Diggs
Colaan Eheeteeh Bee Ok
George E. Webb
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Gerrard
Frederick Towne Mall
Credd Cords
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A.A. LaBerge
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Mel Castle
Lutheran Hospital
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