Middletown Debates Extending Water and Sewer Lines
Middletown Town Council postponed action on extending water and sewer services to two subdivisions outside the town limits. The council authorized Mayor Stallings to apply for an EPA grant covering most planning costs for expansion, with about 12 500 total cost and 9 300 grant, seeking county assistance due to service area in Frederick County. A staff meeting with the State Water Control Board and Frederick County officials will discuss planning expenses and shared costs.
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Middletown
Neil Stallings
Environmental Protection Agency
Woody Legge
State Water Control Board
Frederick County
EPA
Keeler
U.S. Rhodes
Board of Supervisors
15Th St
State May Up Cost Per Pupil
Warren County schools expect state per pupil funding to rise from 680–730 to an average 790 next year and 842 the following year. District current spending is 707 per student.
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Susan Burke
Front Royal
Richard A. Keeler
Warren County School Board
State Board of Education
General Assembly
Warren County
Health Dept Trailer Office Still There
Front Royal Warren County Health Department will not move by the Sept. 16 deadline set by the town after a State directive to cut expenses. Town Manager Duncan says the department may remain in the trailer annex while plans for a larger building are reviewed.
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Front Royal
Warren County Health Department
Walter M. Duncan
State Health Department
Health Department
William Hatfield
Braddock House
Winchester
Tom Christoffel
Hill-Burton
HEW
Commissioner of Health
LFPD Grants Approve 400000 Brain Scanner Loan and Other Funding
The Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission approved a 400000 loan for Winchester Memorial Hospital to fund an EMI brain scanning system. They also gave A-95 approvals for bridge work on Sixth Street Front Royal, Rt. 340 widening, and a 302363 energy program. A Shalom Benedictus project was tabled for county review.
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Susan Burke
Front Royal
Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission
Winchester Memorial Hospital
EMI
State Health Department
Sixth St
Commerce Ave
Crosby Rd
Rt. 340
Shenandoah Area
New Postal Rates Take Effect Sunday Across Classes
Winchester Postmaster J C Chamberlin announces new postal rates from the Postal Rate Commission decision on March 2 1974. First class letters keep the first ounce rate with nine cents per additional ounce and an increased 13 ounce ceiling. card rates drop to seven cents. business reply and other card rates adjust. second class mail rates also change and rate tables require consulting the postmaster.
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Winchester
J.C. Chamberlin
Postal Rate Commission
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J. Miles Cary
Grafton School
George Washington
S. Braddock St
Western Union
Rt. 11
B&o
Ed Massie
Richmond
R. Stuart Royer, Inc
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Bentonville
Otterburn
John Leonard
F & M Bank
OSHA
Conrad Foltz
van Dyke
Legge
Massie
van Dyke Subdivision
Lord Fairfax Community College
Health Dept
Maine
Apple Valley Bottle Collectors
Winchester National Guard Armory
Steve Spaid
Spaid
LFPD
Shalomet Benedictus
Stephenson
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Eric Williams
Shalom
Clarke
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William Mote
State Council On Criminal Justice
R. Edward Duncan
First Front Royal Corp
Commission
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