Fountain Head sewer pact nears approval after long talks
Fountain Head sewer deal between Fountain Head area residents and Hagerstown Washington County officials moves toward approval after a two hour session. The agreement covers construction, inspection rights, city treatment, and customer billing while sidestepping veto power over changes and limiting county liability. Both sides will redraft and circulate the document before signing to settle years of dispute.
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KING
Pat Paddack
County Sewer Commission
Jin Eckel
Kel
Fountain Head
Eckel
Carter kin recalls Christmas from Soledad prison
Carter’s nephew Willian Spann, serving a year to life for two robberies, writes to the San Rafael Independent Journal recalling Christmas past. He describes a guitar gift, his grandmother Miz Lillia’s promise to fix it, Christmas breakfast at his grandmother’s house, and the memory of Carter’s presidential victory while in prison. He mentions Salvation Army peanut bags for inmates and notes the irony of a president’s relative involved in robbery.
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California
Soledad
Calif
Willian Carter Spann
San Rafael Independent Journal
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Miz Lillia
Span
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Spann
Gloria
China
United States
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CIA
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Sprteist wins search for LA trained
The Daily Mail reports Sprteist secure a notable search in Los Angeles supported by AP len coverage and notes continued interest on Page 2. Readers are directed to Page 5 for additional results and upcoming items related to missing persons and local happenings.
Two 11-Year-Old Robbers Target Suburban Bank
In Adelaide a pair of 11-year-olds allegedly broke into a suburban bank via a side entrance on Wednesday. They attempted to steal cash and a car, threatened a man with a pistol, but fled as police arrived. The bank held only a small amount of money. Police pursued both boys and arrested one. searches continue for the second suspect.
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Adelaide
Australia
Toner
Amy
Carter tax cut plan pleases Congress amid energy and Social Security talks
President Carter's tax reduction proposal aims for early cuts with larger reforms later. House supporters view the timetable favorably, while critics urge careful reform work and limits on specific changes. Senate Finance and House Ways and Means assess energy and Social Security links before final action this year.
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Carter
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House
al Altman
Ways and Means
Ullman
Charles A. Vanik
Energy Congress
Ann Tofoer
Vanik
Russell B. Lang
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Death penalty struck down in Pennsy
Pennsylvania Supreme Court voids the 497¢ capital punishment law and commutes 25 death sentences to life. Chief Justice Micharl A. Ea gen writes that juries could not properly weigh life or death under the current standard. The ruling directs the legislature to reinstate a broader statute to allow more evidence in capital cases.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Chhief
Micharl A. Eagen
Belors
Sha
Support dwindles for crude oil tax
Washington AP reports growing opposition to President Carter's proposed crude oil tax within Congress. Rep. Anthony Moffett D Conn notes House dissatisfaction with concessions to the oil industry. He warns of a tougher Senate fight and urges a balanced compromise with tax breaks and incentives while stressing the need to curb import costs.
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