New Market Faces 65 Percent Sewer Rate Hike Controversy
Officials again voiced opposition to a 65 percent increase in sewer charges by the Metropolitan Sanitary Commission arguing the town cannot sustain the loss of funds. The MSC pressingly approved the rise citing a four thousand dollar deficit and 100 families would pay about 320 dollars more yearly. The mayor urged MSC control remain, while council discussions also covered street lighting, public safety funding, and a new town park plan seeking a federal grant. Speeding concerns on Md 144 were raised as residents urged safer routes for students.
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New Market
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
Coumatd
MSC
Freakin Shae
New Marke
Jesse Sultan
Ubey
Luton
Calvin Savior
Sulian
Potomac Edison
Main
Sutton
Estimated Tax Installment Due Sept 17 in 1973
William D. Waters of the Internal Revenue for Maryland and DC states the 3rd estimated tax installment is due by Sept 17 1973. If the estimate was filed after June 1 but before Sept 2 pay at least half by Sept 17. Amend declarations if income changes. obtain IRS Publication from district office.
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William D. Waters
Internal Revenue
Maryland
District of Columbia
IRS
Hogan to Address Prince George's Volunteer Firemen
Congressman Larry Hogan of Maryland will speak at the Prince George's County Volunteer Firemen convention on Friday evening September 14 at Boulevard Heights. He will discuss federal legislation affecting volunteers and the firemen's role in the county life.
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Larry Hogan
White House Plan On Propane May Produce Heatless Periods
Montgomery County officials warn the White House propane plan could trigger heatless periods for rural, agricultural and trailer users. Washington Gas Light Co official says the proposal risks shortages and costly delays to relight homes after restrictions, with potential nationwide impact on residential heating and cooking.
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White House
Rockville
Thousan
Montgomery
James P Gleason
Gleason
US Interior Department
Washington
Washington Gas Light
Wickless Elected P and I Chairman At Woodsboro
Carrall C. Wickless was elected chairman of the planning and zoning commission Wednesday in a organizational meeting. Also chosen were W. D. Nicholson as vice president and George E. Lindamood as secretary. The panel includes Glenn Lenhart and Wilbur E. Etzler.
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Woodsboro
Carrall C. Wickless
Planning and Zoning Commission
Wickless
W. D. Nicholson
George E. Lindamood
Glenn Lenhart
Wilbur E. Etzler
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