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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1975

Page

4

Frederick housing shortage voices urgent plan to draw workers

City housing planner Mark Horak warns Frederick faces imbalances from a severe lack of new single family homes. He notes single family starts are 20 percent of the county's 78 percent and urges a master plan with slum clearance and urban renewal, possibly via developer subsidies. Without housing, skilled workers and new industry may bypass Frederick.

Mark Horak Frederick Horak Frederick City

Ocean dumping far exceeds famous spills as pollution threat

The article argues routine disposal of oil wastes at sea by flushing tanker holds causes far more damage than major spills. It cites tarry oil along the Florida Keys from an unidentified tanker, estimating 85,000 to 120,000 gallons dumped, and notes existing laws against such practices.

Santa Barbara Channel Torrey Canyon England Florida Keys

Oil Pollution and The Need for Easier Tanker Disposal

The article argues that tracing individual oil slicks to ships is nearly impossible in busy lanes. It says laws against dumping are hard to enforce and urges making in port disposal cheaper and more profitable for tankers to curb waste. It notes foreign oil prices and contrasts drilling opposition with coastal pollution. It recalls the Lincoln Highway opening September 10, 1913, crossing 13 states from New York to San Francisco.

New York San Francisco United States Army Engineers

Repair work on Emmitsburg roads to finish soon

Edges of the Emmitsburg state road and Buckeystown Pike are to be repaired by State Roads Commission crews under District Engineer W F Childs, with completion expected late this week or early next. The notes also cover school progress under Prof G Lloyd Palmer, a farmer exhibit at the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair, a 1955 Thurmont plan to pursue a Catoctin Park area swimming pool, Harmony’s 9 to 4 win over Yellow Springs in the Heart of Maryland playoffs, and winners of a Farm Bureau talent event at Walkersville fire hall.

Emmitsburg State Road Buckeystown Pike State Roads Commission W. F. Childs Frederick County Agricultural Society C.C. Warehime Bureau of Animal Husbandry United States Department of Agriculture Thurmont Catoctin Park Catoctin Associated Women of the Farm Bureau Walkersville Edward Ferrell Knoxville

Letters on taxes and hotel buyout in Frederick

Readers weigh in on Francis Scott Key Hotel tax bills water rents and the Hotel sale to Homewood Retirement Centers. They question rules for delinquent properties, praise church acquisition, and urge officials to protect youth safety and historic heritage.

Todd Francis Scott Key Frederick Court House Potomac Edison Homewood Retirement Centers Hood College Visitation Annapolis Hagerstown Gettysburg Homewood Board of Directors

Mills Expelled From Masonry Over Alcoholic Conduct

Washington columnist recalls Rep. Wilbur Mills D Ark being expelled from the Masons after a secret trial. The Grand Master cited intemperate behavior and ethics violations, not alcoholism alone. Mills argued about definitions, submitted medical records, and faced a permanent ouster amid disputes over the ring and alleged mock marriage to Fanne Foxe.

Washington Wilbur Mills D-Ark Fanne Fox Fanne Foxe Mills Millls Masons Ham Nash Overstreet Iion Malls Histtorney

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