Congressional Travel A Popular Pass Time During Lame Duck Lull
Government records show 29 of 80 senators and 59 of 358 House members traveled overseas since October. Destinations included the Soviet Union Japan China and Europe with Africa gaining attention. One trip ended in tragedy with Rep Leo Ryan and newsmen killed in Guyana.
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EPA grants boost for Frederick Winchester sewage plan costs
The Frederick Winchester Service Authority receives 85,500 from the EPA to cover extra costs in completing a facilities plan for new sewage treatment facilities. The authority has already gotten 109,500 and 114,000 more was added after plan completion. A Dec 19 meeting may decide payment of the remaining 114,000. Amendments must be filed by March with the EPA and State Water Control Board. Thomas Flynn of Alexander Potter Associates will attend the meeting to discuss adjustments.
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Shell Shortage Seen As Local But Not Nationwide
Washington officials and Shell Oil spokesman say there is no general gasoline shortage. Shell cuts high octane unleaded supplies to some dealers through year end, but government and industry officials describe the problem as temporary and isolated. American Petroleum Institute leaders report gasoline production is high and stocks are improving with no expectation of a major shortage next year.
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