Energy inaction cost in Beall gas report for Maryland and nation
A 50 page Senate briefing by Senator J Glenn Beall Jr details causes and implications of winter natural gas curtailments. It cites a 50 percent national shortfall and about 130 percent in Maryland, with rising production costs and policy debates affecting prices and supplies.
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Senate
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Maryland
Beall
U.S
United States
Federal
Pewer Commission
Office of Economics
FPC
Bureau of Natural Gas
Congress
Refugee aid splits Maryland towns over costs and education
The piece discusses public response to Vietnamese refugees in Maryland, noting tax-funding concerns and cultural impact. It highlights about 1,000 refugees across 16 systems, with Montgomery and Prince George's counties hosting the most. Extra federal grants per child rise to 600, but overall costs remain below native student education per year. Congress debates education aid as the major push continues.
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Maryland
Montgomery
Prince George's
Congress
Refugee Family Builds New Life After Escape From Communists
In Annapolis area a Do Dinh Loc family of 125 intertwined relatives fled North Viet Nam starting 1946. They endured red tape, danger, and long days to establish Oriental Gardens near Annapolis in 1970. With community aid their restaurant and relatives thrived, sending members to Cambridge and Severna Park and integrating into local life. Loc emphasizes hard work and sharing, saying Americans must give with an open heart.
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Annapolis
Do-Dinh-Loc
Viet Nam
Lec
Anne Frank
Hanoi
Lee
Voice of America
Bowie
Oriental Gardens
Saigon
Loc
Guam
Cambridge
Severna Park
United Fund
Georgetown University
Towson State
NBC
Opening of Frederick road marks third improved highway
Fifty years and twenty years ago reports recount the formal opening to traffic of the Frederick City to Washington road via Frederick Junction Urbana and Hyattstown with ceremonies at Mountain View Park Hyattstown attended by Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Glenn H. Worthington. City Engineer Emory Crum and staff work overtime on street upgrades before cold weather. In 1955 the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion plans its annual toy drive to aid underprivileged children at Christmas and the Stine family held its first Braddock Heights Park reunion with 81 members and prizes awarded for oldest youngest longest married and most children.
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Frederick City
Washington
Frederick Junction
Urbana
Hyattstown
Mountain View Park
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Wilbur W. Baker
Post
Committee of Legionnaires
Thomas F
Mary Cartee Stine
Braddock Heights Park
Mary Stine
Kathleen Beall
Lloyd Stine
W. K. Carlin Jr
Robert Hahn
Adah Stine
Pentagon hires Von Marbod to fix Iran supply mess
Erich von Marbod, top Pentagon efficiency expert, is dispatched to Iran by Defense Secretary Schlesinger to untangle a massive overbuy of US weapons by the Shah. With 2008 advisers already on site, officials warn the overbuy risks a public snafu as crews lag behind deliveries.
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Washington
Pentagon
Tran
Erich von Marbod
Saigon
United States
von Marbod
Iran
James Schlesinger
Shah
Hoyt Vandenberg
U.S
Teheran
Thieu seeks open ended visa to Britain plan
DEA memo cites Jack Anderson column claiming he possessed Justice Department documents. The memo from Sept 11, 1973, hides the writer's name. Diplomatic sources say Thieu seeks a Britain visa to settle there, open ended six month permit, with moves to avoid U.S. demonstrations. His son studies in Britain.
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Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Britain
United States
U.S
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