Board resolution sent to state air board on Clearbrook pollution
Frederick County Board of Supervisors forwarded a resolution to the State Air Pollution Control Board urging action on a serious pollution problem near Clearbrook tied to W.S. Frey Inc. The move, supported by Dr. N.T. Stephens, requests improved testing, faster regulation, and a full review of the company’s abatement plan with emphasis on health impacts and future zoning safeguards.
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Audrey Coleman
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
State Air Pollution Control Board
Richmond
Clearbrook
Frederick County
W.S. Frey, Inc
House of Delegates
Stonewall
Thomas Brumback
N.T. Stephens
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Dr. Stephens
Mr. Brumback
Brucetown
Clearbrook Stephenson
The
Air Pollution Board
Frey Company
Fred Company
Board of Supervisors
Stephens
State Board
Frey
State
Air Pollution Control Board
House approves bill to settle Alaska Native land claims
The House passed a bill 334 to 63 to grant 55 000 Alaska Natives 925 million dollars and 40 million acres. Cash payments total 425 million over 10 years plus 500 million in mineral royalties. Natives could pick 18 million acres for village expansion with remaining 22 million after state selection.
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Washington
Alaska
Congress
House
United States
Russia
Senate
Senate Interior Committee
Interior Committee
Kettle Stirring At Brucetown Apple Butter Event
Rev. William Richards leads the Brucetown United Methodist Charge as community members join in an apple butter making day. Mrs. Goldie Helmick and Waverly Hardesty assist in the background while Dennis T. Cole, Republican candidate for Frederick County Board of Supervisors from Stonewall District, stirs a kettle.
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William Richards
Brucetown
United Methodist Charge
Goldie Helmick
Waverly Hardesty
Dennis T. Cole
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Stonewall
Brucetown United Methodist Church
Recess Called in Henderson Court Martial
A two week recess was ordered in the court martial of Col. Oran K. Henderson. Prosecutors rested after the jury read transcripts from Henderson’s pretrial testimony and Army inquiry. Court will reconvene November 4 for two days to argue motions to dismiss. The jury returns November 8 to hear the first of about 40 defense witnesses.
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Henderson
FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Army
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