Maryland conservatives push emergency bill against emissions testing
The Maryland Conservative Union urges support for House Bill 583 to halt the emissions inspection program immediately arguing it is costly and unnecessary. It cites reports claiming limited pollution reductions and warns of federal grant losses and court costs if the program continues.
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Marylanders urged to back HB-583 to curb air pollution costs
The report cites oxides of nitrogen and sulphur sources, noting nature dominates nitrogen and vehicles contribute a small share to sulphur pollutants. It argues power generation and heating are major sources and questions costly vehicle inspections. MCA warns repeal may protect pocketbooks while urging public support for legislators.
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Intuition and Logic Mix in The Intuitive Edge
Copley News Service interviews Philip Goldberg author of The Intuitive Edge about using gut feelings in decision making. He argues both rational analysis and intuition guide choices and that women may show stronger non verbal sensitivity while men use intuition in business with supporting evidence from psychology studies.
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Jeremy P. Tarcher
Goldberg
New Yorker
City College of New York
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Los Angeles
Coldberg
Copley News Service
Bureaucratic roadblock delays justice in Billie Garde case
Washington report details how Commerce Department attorney Thomas J Conley blocked action on Billie Garde a whistleblower at the Census Bureau. Garde alleged sexual harassment by district director John Hudson and fought custody battles amid retaliation with authorities pursuing spurious charges. President Reagan pressed for remedy as IG Sherman Funk confirms retaliation and Hudson lands in jail.
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Muskogee
Injustice noted over Griffin resignation at Frederick High
A letter from Vicki White lauds Jack Griffin for five years of work with the Maryland School for the Deaf girls track team. She cites his programs building self esteem, standards and character, leading five deaf athletes to the U S Deaf Olympic team and laments the resignation as unjustly accepted by Frederick High administration.
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Jack Griffin
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Grand jury finishes swift session and local civic events
The February grand jury reported to Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Arthur Willard, completing its business in six days. A special Frederick County Bar meeting honored Edgar H. McBride, who died in New York City. County schools planned Maryland tercentenary activities on March 25 1934. Alderman Shipley chaired the Easter Seat Fund drive for Western Maryland. Civitan Club of Chesapeake District hosted about 125 members at the Key Hotel with governance and charity meetings.
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Edgar H. McBride
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Board of Education
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New Windsor
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