Frederick County to Host Major Power Line Route Change
Potomac Edison seeks a 43 mile route through Frederick County for a new power line, with an estimated construction cost of 557 million dollars and a target to be operational by 1984 to 1991. The project faces appeals from residents and planning concerns over farmland and a school, but PE plans a revised route avoiding key developments and aiming for easements and pole installations next summer.
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Mathias committee reviews trademark counterfeiting bill
Senate subcommittee hears argument on the Trademark Counterfeiting Act of 1983 as supporters led by the Administration press stricter civil and criminal sanctions. Opponents warn the bill could raise consumer costs while retailers claim the plan is too broad and unnecessary given Lanham Act remedies.
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Washington
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Patents and Trademarks
Gerald J Mossinghoff
Mathias Senate
U.S
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Priariy Io
A. Robert Stevenson
Kmart Corp
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Byron fights for service that gives lower phone rates
U S Representative Beverly Byron urged federal action to preserve Foreign Exchange FX dialing rates for southern Frederick County residents. She wrote to Judge Harold Greene and Assistant Attorney General William Baxter, arguing that dividing Maryland into four local access transport areas will force many calls to be billed as long distance. Byron supports C&P Telephone seeking an FX exemption to maintain affordable service amid the AT&T divestiture settlement.
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Washington
Beverly B. Byron
Frederick County
Frederick
Harold Greene
William Baxter
Justice Department
At&t
Maryland
C&p Telephone
C&p
Washington County urged to back bottle deposit law
Two groups, the county League of Women Voters and Citizens Against Waste, asked Washington County Commissioners to adopt a resolution urging Maryland General Assembly to require a nickel deposit on all beer and soft drink containers. The groups argue the deposit would cut litter and boost recycling.
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Washington County
Maryland
General Assembly
County League of Women Voters
Citizens Against Waste
Marist to trial IBM aided writing course
Freshmen at Marist College will use a computer to correct spelling and grammar under a $30,000 IBM study contract. The project aims to develop an experimental writing course where word processing improves student writing instead of professors’ red pen.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Marist College
IBM
Barbados Silent After Korean Airliner Downing
Barbados voices outrage over the Soviet airliner tragedy that killed 269 people. The Advocate condemns the action as murderous and calls for an impartial global inquiry while praising Canada for sanctions on Aeroflot and urging unity against violence and inequality. The piece highlights Barbados as a peaceful island with high literacy, modest living, and deep concern for human rights.
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Aeroflot
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